I want to know if whoever created the Library of Congress Classification System was an atheist or not. This system, much superior to the Dewey Decimal System, uses letters to designate broad categories and then a second letter for sub-categories

The Bible is BS.

I stole this from yesterday's Scott-o-Rama:

"A tyrant must put on the appearance of uncommon devotion to religion.
Subjects are less apprehensive of illegal treatment from a ruler whom
they consider god-fearing and pious. On the other hand, they do less easily move
against him, believing that he has the gods on his side." -- Aristotle

It may not be there now: He has this nifty device that tosses up a different quotation every time you open the site.

If you'd like to see what a conversation between Bushwacker and the Imaginary Friend in the Sky would be like, here's a dramatization, courtesy of Mr. Deity.

Okay, I used the word "courtesy," but in truth I just linked it here without asking.

Yeah, REALLY random this time. This is a clip of photos of guys whose names I didn't know. Some have since been identified by YouTube viewers, but any help on the others would be appreciated.

2 mins. 20 - Probably SFW (Lots of shirtlessness and one skimpy swimsuit. No nudity)

Kevin Gould is not an uncommon name. Online you'll find Kevin Gould, the collegiate lacrosse player; Kevin Gould, the Christian musician; and Kevin Gould, the lecturer in European history.

But this Kevin Gould is an Illinois-born, North Carolina-raised boy, as well as an NSCA-certified personal trainer and fitness writer who has, in the past, presented online articles, photographs, and video clips to both inspire and instruct other people who want to work on their own bodies. Now he's breaking into an acting career.

If Kevin's body is any indication of what he knows, I'm willing to listen to what he has to say.

He's been profiled in other Weblogs such as Workout Inspiration and Connex247. I first noticed this guy in a video clip on YouTube (now deleted, probably at his request). Which will not suprise any repeat visitors to this little Weblog o'mine. It's pretty obvious that I spend far too much time there.

(Please don't anyone mention the stupidity of the puny pun in today's title. It's so much better than the rest of the detritus I thought of. If you can think of a better title, let's hear it.)

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I guess Sundays really are lazy.