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it’s not called the pacific for nothing, you know. and as to the matter of navigation, i shall guide thee.'” and so sean gastonguay took his wife, hannah, and his daughters ardith (3), and rahab (8 months) to san diego, bought a small boat, and set sail for kiribati. it is unclear whether or not they knew that the highest mountain in kiribati is about a yard high, and the government of that unhappy nation has advised its citizens to leave as pronto as possible, before rising sea levels drown them. but off they went into the pacific where, to quote mrs gastonguay, it was just “storms, storms, storms.” after ninety days all they had left to eat was honey and fruit juice; the deck of their boat had begun to separate from the hull, like the upper coming adrift from the sole of an old shoe; and they hadn’t the faintest idea where they were. they were luckily spotted by a fishing trawler and rescued. they are back home in arizona, jobless and considerably poorer than when they left. the federal government are charging them $10,000 to cover the costs of their repatriation, in addition to the $9,963 they already owe in back taxes. here endeth the lesson. by mark widdicombe is licensed under a creative commons attribution-noncommercial-no derivative works 2.5 license . 4 comments | morality , religion | tagged: gastonguay , human stupidity , religion | permalink posted by mark widdicombe nigerian scams august 13, 2013 enterprising chaps, the nigerians. it seems that they have the monopoly on the informal pharmacology trade in south africa; but it is the 419 scamsters of whom i wish to speak today. some of them have moved their base of operations to other countries, and are operating local versions of scams in those countries. i get these invitations to be fleeced via email all the time. now they’re coming to my phone via sms. att!you cell number won you r950,000 in the nelson mandela fund/rica 2013 mobile grant with ref/no sa0319. send an email to [email protected] info +27110518021 presumably the people who go to the trouble to send these messages must do their sums and come to the conclusion that it is worth while to go to the expense of sending out ‘x’ messages with the expectation of receiving ‘y’ replies, and at least some of those replying will be gullible enough to be fleeced of the contents of their bank accounts. i have no idea what the scamsters costs are; but i assume that there must be some. cellphone networks charge something , however minimal to transmit sms messages; and i suppose that those folk who operate spambots do not do it from altruistic motives. read the rest of this entry » 4 comments | education , psychology , scams | tagged: 911 , nigeria , scam | permalink posted by mark widdicombe film folly july 26, 2013 as to the evil which results from a censorship, it is impossible to measure it, for it is impossible to tell where it ends. jeremy bentham i have written elsewhere about the idiotic antics of the south african film and publications board. on that occasion they had seen fit to place an 18 year age restriction on a painting that was neither a film nor a publication; this time they have effectively banned a film as ‘child pornography’ when it depicts no children, and is evidently not pornography by any accepted definition of the term. the film in question is “of good report.” it is said to be (i haven’t seen it–that would be illegal–so i must take the producer’s word for it) a serious drama focussing on the phenomenon of ‘sugar-daddyism’. the film opens with a high school teacher meeting a young woman in a bar. he is attracted to her, but the next day she walks into his classroom as one of his students, which, needless to say, complicates matters. the actress who plays the part of the young woman is 23 years old, and the character she portrays is 16. the age of consent in south africa is 16, so any sex between them in the film is sex between consenting adults. read the rest of this entry » 4 comments | art , law , libertarian | tagged: censorship , diff , film and publication board , of good report | permalink posted by mark widdicombe you snus you win july 19, 2013 politicians make weird decisions that seem to have little to do with common sense or the good of the citizenry who suffer under their rule. here’s an example of such a decision taken by the lawmakers of the european union, russia, and other misguided jurisdictions. smoking is one of the most serious public health hazards known: cigarettes will kill their users unless they die of something else first. s

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