breaking news: son of (supposed) war criminal looks hot in dark suit 6:38 p.m.

He's looking quite strapping, that "thuggish businessman," son of Slobodan Milosevic. SIDE NOTE: Am I the only one who remembers it being pronounced SLO-bo-dan instead of Slo-BO-dan? Scruffy, tired and a bit sad, I like his tie in today's Globe and Mail. My father says that his father was framed, "it's a complicated situation...American anti-socialist sentiment...no free media, these days..." told me that over grilled calamari (perfer it deep fried) somewhere on the Danforth. Thanks for dinner, Daddy! Still, I'm a bit concerned. Are there ethical issues involved in being attracted to the sons of war criminals? Maybe I shouldn't be so flippant...I definitely shouldn't be so flippant. Apologies. He's a bit old for me, anyway. Not a bad suit, though.

thirteen cents a minute 9:52 p.m.

i think it's fucked that telco companies don't pay any attention to changes in country names, political nuances...it often doesn't affect their margins or bottom lines and i think that says something huge about the world. myanmar might as well be burma, it's still 13 cents a minute. there's no difference unless money knows it.