It feels good. If people wanna come to our show and hear their jam — that’s fine! At one of the festivals, we went on for an encore, and the crowd was chanting it. Ben Blackwell [Dirtbombs drummer, Jack’s cousin] said, ’That’s the only time I ever heard a crowd chant a riff!’
From an interview this weekend in The Guardian.
That was us at Lowlands. That was fucking well us! JACK WHITE REMEMBERED US!
I’m speaking to the Girl on the phone, but she’s busy doing some essay or other.
“Stop distracting me, I need to do this essay! The effects of coffee will be wearing off soon!”
“So, we can actually talk for more than five minutes soon?” [I only met her recently]
“Ideally, yes.”
Curious use of language and wants to speak to me again? Sounds like my kind of girl; rock and/or roll, kids.
As far as I can see, the re-election of Bush is a bad thing, both for America and the World. Note this is heavily biased by my views =P
Iraq
Prior to the invasion of Iraq there may have been terrorists in Iraq. Now there most certainly are: they are killing Iraqis nearly every day. There have been far more Iraqi civilians killed in the invasion of Iraq than people killed by terrorists in the USA that wouldn’t be dead if we hadn’t invaded Iraq. Never mind that many have been killed by the terrorists now in Iraq, they would still be alive if we hadn’t invaded their country.
I'd hoped it wouldn't happen; I thought it would happen. It appears it will happen.
A rather severe-looking flaw in Gmail.
This is pretty bad mainly because it allows an attacker to log into your account indefinitely after the account has been hacked.
Usually you are only at risk until you have changed your password in situations like this. For example, in August a brute-force program called Gmail Hack was released that uses a dictionary attack to work out your password. Once cracked, the attacker can access your account until you change the password. With this new attack, you can change your password as often as you like and the attacker can still access your Gmail account.