This is my way of saying Goodbye
cause I can't do it face to face 

                                   Videotape - Radiohead (In Rainbows, 2007) 

Lost in Wonderland finding my Alice

-Spooky McGee

When hit with this reality, the next logical step is to plan a route. None of this laissez-faire nonsense. If you want to get the most in, you need a clear strategy. All of a sudden, a fun night out on the town becomes this regimented schedule with time slots. Discussion will take place on the way to the next exhibit, thank you very much.

Another tricky dimension to Nuit Blanche is groups. Everyone wants to travel in groups. On a fun evening, a large flock of friends is great. But this evening is no longer about perusing-it's a battlefield. Thus, groups become a dangerous thing. A political thing. Who in the group gets the say on where we go? How long do we wait for stragglers? Do we stop and let Brian use the washroom or is he left in dust? After all, he can just meet us as OCAD. Friendships are tested during Nuit Blanche.

Like Canada's Wonderland, the idea of Nuit Blanche is fantastic. It's supposed to be a few square kilometers of fun fun fun. But by the end, I just want out out out. People are boisterous (often drunk), your body temperature rollercoasters, your feet hurt even if you did bring proper footwear (which you probably didn't) and the number of available washrooms is insufficient.

Of course, next year I'll forget all of this and get pumped again. The circle of life continues.

El precio es de 10 euros + 2 de gastos de envío. Hay dos maneras de adquirirlo:
1. En mano, si sois de Valencia, nos avisais, quedamos y os lo damos (podeis avisar a sweetlittlesister247@gmail.com)

2. Por correo, con el mismo procedimiento que para adquirir cualquier otro tipo de merchandising (cd's, camisetas, etc...):  Haceis el ingreso de 12 euros en la cuenta de sweet little sister:  2100 2270 84 0100339277 de la CAIXA a nombre de M.Montiel Peiro Gomez, nos mandais un email comunicado el ingreso y adjuntando vuestra dirección de correo postal a sweetlittlesister247@gmail.com  y el documental os llegará a casa en unos días.

Podeis ver aquí el trailer:

Sinopsis: Desde la 2ª mitad del siglo XX millones de chavales han soñado con ser estrellas del rock. Intentarlo no da dinero, ni fama, pero les hace sentirse bien. Por eso se siguen llenando los locales de ensayo con bandas anónimas, esforzadas en no vender discos. “Wonderland” sigue los pasos a una de ellas, desde los garitos de su ciudad hasta sus hazañas y desventuras por las carreteras estatales.

Este documental rodado en HDV, habla pues sobre cómo sobrevive el rock and roll en el siglo XXI, en una tierra como la nuestra, en la que a nadie parece interesarle demasiado lo que esta música puede ofrecerles.

Para tratar lo genérico, se habla desde lo particular y los elegidos para hacerlo son la banda valenciana Sweet little sister.

Esta banda, mayoritariamente femenina, cuenta a la cámara sus sueños, sus frustraciones y sus devaneos con el rock and roll way of life y el éxito relativo.

La historia se divide en dos partes.

En la primera, nos montamos en la gira de presentación de su primer disco: viajes, ensayos, pruebas de sonido, conciertos, fiestas postconcierto, entrevistas en medios underground, bares, pensiones cutres y mucha mucha furgoneta.

En la segunda parte, vemos como el tiempo y el enfrentamiento con la realidad van haciendo mella y provocando cambios en la estructura de la banda y en cada uno de los miembros, lo cual es lógico pues el rodaje cubre alrededor de tres años en sus vidas.

Alice in Wonderland (Laced)

Alice in Wonderland (Unlaced)

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Hey guys.

I just made a flickr gallery to put all the photos of the upcoming movie "Alice in Wonderland". Click here to check out the gallery!

Also, I just found some exclusives (I guess) photos from the set of "Alice in Wonderland". Check out the photos here!

Today we're officially opening this fansite. Our goal is to bring you the latest news about Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland.

Certainly, we will also "talk" about Lewis Carrol and the amazing Disney's movie "Alice in Wonderland", released in 1951.   

If you haven't met the new Alice yet, check out her IMDB page! Her name is Mia Wasikowska and she is Australian!

Also, be sure to check this video made by janeyre89 on youtube!

Coming Oct. 14, 2008

Credited to Nintendo.com

Heavy Armor Brigade

Coming Oct. 14, 2008

Credited to Nintendo.com

Smart Girl's Magical Book Club

Coming Oct. 14, 2008

Credited to Nintendo.com

Smart Girl's Party Game

Coming Oct. 14, 2008

Credited to Nintendo.com

Smart Girl's Winter Wonderland

Coming Oct. 14, 2008

Credited to Nintendo.com

Uno de los cuentos más geniales y dispersos que han llegado a mis manos ha sido el de Alice in Wonderland (Alicia en el país de las Maravillas), escrito por Lewis Carroll, pseudónimo de Charles Lutwidge Dodgson; quien pese a lo que muchos pudieran creer más que un literato; era un matemático y párroco de una población rural de Inglaterra. El libro de Alice no es el único de su autoría, no podemos olvidar la que sin serlo, se consideró secuela de la obra: "Through the looking glass (A través del espejo)"; sin embargo estas obras, junto con sus personajes han sido las que por más de un siglo han pasado a la posteridad de las generaciones, no sólo por las diversas traducciones y adaptaciones que se han realizado, sino por las revolucionarias cintas que se han realizado a partir de dicha historia, recordando que la primer cinta fue en blanco y negro y sin sonido. Tanta ha llegado a ser la fama de Alice in Wonderland que hasta en su momento se realizo un videojuego que corrio por cuenta de EA Games, en el que se presentaba un País de las Maravillas totalmente transgiversado gracias a los delirios y estados de psicosis de la protagonista.

La historia detrás de la creación de esta maravilla literaria obedece a un paseo con 3 niñas, las hermanas Liddell, siendo la más pequeña Alice; en el que Carroll inicia a bosquejar como historias disparatadas, lo que posteriormente tomaría la forma de una historia concreta que por último sería publicada. Los extraños personajes contenidos en la historia son imágenes satíricas del entorno social, cultural y religioso de Carroll, que a la vista de mucha gente podría ser considerado como un genio trastornado con una imaginación tan vívida que fue capaz de gestar a uno de los más grandes clásicos de la literatura infantil, que no sólo ha cautivado a pequeños, sino tambien a adultos quien en las bizarras aventuras de Alice ven reflejado un poco de ese dejo de libertad y locura que conforme crecemos se nos arrebata para entrar de lleno a una vida adulta que está regida en mayor medida por cabalidad y deberes sociales.

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Muchas de las adaptaciones fílmicas que se han realizado de este cuento han sido dirigidas a públicos mayormente infantiles y con esa conciencia de locura natural que permite que las películas a pesar de gozar una aceptación en el público adulto sean más bien la delicia de los infantes. Pero ¿qué sucede cuando se combina una historia altamente cargada de giros y personajes dignos de un entorno pisquiátrico con uno de los más geniales y bizarros directores cinematográficos conocidos por sus impecables trabajos de mundos oscuros y extraños Tim Burton? bien, pues en unos cuantos meses nos será posible deleitarnos con esta cinta, que a mi parecer, combina dos genios que honestamente no creía que podría ser posible unir.

Se han realizado muchas especulaciones detrás de dicho filme, ya que se sabe de la tendencia de Burton para incluir a su esposa Helena Boham Carter dentro de sus filmes, así como a su inseparable mancuerna Jhonny Deep. Hasta ahora sólo se ha confirmado la participación de Jhonny Deep como el "Mad Hatter".

Me parece que será muy interesante ver el resultado final, ya que esta película tiene una excelente historia, un gran director, y por lo que he podido indagar una combinación de actuación con efectos de teconología CG (Computer Generated), que en conjunto sabiendose manejar adecuadamente darán algo digno de recordarse, o al menos lo será para aquellos que como yo, seamos fanáticos de Carroll y Burton.

Aqui una muestra de lo que visualmente podría ser la película:

Por cierto, la película se espera para principios del 2010, así que la espera será un poco larga....

The first agenda of the day was to bring two of my bunnies to their new home at a farm north of the city. It was sad to have to give them away, and of course I'll miss them. But with so many things calling for my attention, what with the website, the knitting and crafting, work, the energy it takes with a long distance relationship and dealing with legal issues, immigration and economic strain, the bunnies were not getting the attention they deserved. And frankly, four bunnies is a lot, especially in a teeny weeny apartment. So now they live on a farm with tons of room. Mommy and daddy bunny are still together in my bedroom, and they were never really bonded to their offspring. And as for the two little ones, they were not as closely bonded with me. So no bunny feelings were hurt, and everyone has more space and love! A good thing.

Along the way, we stopped for gas, got some Doritos, Dr. Pepper and some donuts - Krispy Kreme! You can get them up here in certain places and oohhhh they were so good! The car came with a cd player, and so it was Garth Brooks, the Dixie Chicks and Janis Joplin all the way.

After the farm, we went to Wonderland! WOOOOOOOOO ROLLER COASTERS!!!!!!

Talea was a little uncertain and wanted to start with some of the easier rides, but I tossed her onto some of the more hardcore ones pretty quickly, knowing she'd get over it. After three screamfests, she was convinced enough to go on The Bat which, while by no means the newest or baddest ride, has daunted many. I was so worried she was just going to end up holding my purse the entire day, but it turns out she's not immune to awesome.

After The Bat we went to Hanna Barbera land, which is the kiddie end of the park with all things Jetsons and Flinstones and Scooby Doo. Every time I go to Wonderland I have to go to Hanna Barbera land to ride the Ghoster Coaster, a kiddie coaster that terrified me back in the day, to reface my fear and kick it in the face. To be completely truthful, it's a pretty hardcore ride for a kid! I would have taken a video if it hadn't been too much work just staying in my seat. We were rocking around to the point of injury and with two sets of grown up lady hips jammed in an itty bitty seat designed for a grown up and a kid, well I damn near popped out of the stupid thing. Just take my word for it, I had good reason to be traumatized.

Anyways, Ghoster Coaster aside, kiddie land is always a fun colourful place to be, and I enjoy the ritual side trip. Onlookers? Pfft, whatevs man.

Afterwards we went on more rides and then stopped for the best lunch ever. We're in Canada's Wonderland, might as well go super Canadian with poutine, right?

Then we watched some donuts being made, but did not partake as we had already eaten some Krispy Kremes.

We also found the most hardcore carnie ever. He wasn't hardcore in that he was old or tattooed or smelled of cabbage. He was just some kid who had apparently had enough of people trying their hand at operating the safety restraints themselves.

Baseball bats, people! If we didn't stop fiddling with the devices, he was going to hit our knees with bats! I guess that's still better than falling out of a ride, so I just shut my mouth and let him lock me in.

Then we returned to our favourite coaster, The Vortex, which climbs up and then flies down the side of the mountain and swings you nearly into the water below. We were also getting hit with water from above, as it was drizzling lightly for most of the day (no lineups! sweet!) but decided to start raining and even hailing for about five seconds while we were on the ride. It was still pretty rad though.

The first time we went on the ride, I forgot where that first big drop was.

By the time we rode all of the rides (all the good ones at least) we were pretty tired, so instead of staying until the park closes, we went to nearby Ikea where we got to spend company money on new art for the reception area. What pair of chicks doesn't love surfing the shelves of Ikea with someone else's money? It was fun times, and we found everything we needed and stayed under budget too! We were close enough to work that we could drop off the art at the office and save ourselves having to haul anything on the subway. Then we went to our friend May's house for a quick visit and coffee, dropped the rental car back at the lot, and taxied home through a dark, rainy, overall awesome night to the tune of the Sneaker Pimps.

Today, I cleaned out the rabbit room, bleached the crap out of my kitchen and bathroom, washed all of my dishes and got to spend some quality time with my super sexy boyfriend.

Um, over the webcam of course. That photo is from my trip down south this past June. And yes, that is a bottle cap stuck to my chest.

So it has been a fantastic weekend! As for Josh, he had some wild times too and picked up a few souvenirs for me, including a tshirt that says Honky Tonk Badonkadonk. Pictures are on the way, I'm sure ;)

Oh, and I started some new knitting projects, those will be on the way too!

Well, it's been a while again since I let you all know how everything's going, but I've been kinda busy. With what? Well, real life for starters, gotta work and have an income after all :) Next to that I've also been a bit busy with Wonderland, reading books and just relaxing in front of the tv. Oh, yeah, right... and having a migraine for 2 days :(

Anyway, I'll tell you all later about the books and everything, but now I would like to talk a bit more about Wonderland Online. Like I said, I've been a bit busy with that, so let me tell you a bit more about what I've been so busy with.

Character Development

I've been reading a lot in the forum about character builds. I tend to go for characters with some kind of Magical build in all the games I've played so far and I'm doing that with my main character (Shinya) now too. Shinya is based on the character Konno Tsuruko. According to Wonderland Online Konno is:

The only daughter of a tradition Japanse Family. The Elder's love her very much because she is learning the Ikebana in order to preserve Ancient Japanese Culture.

So far I've focussed in adding points to her Intelligence, since she needs that for her spells. BUT... with level 18 at the moment the time has come to focus on other things now. After an extensive research on the Wonderland forum I've come to the conclusion that I need to focus more on CON and WIS now. Shinya is, at the moment, way to weak. So I'll be adding +2CON and +1WIS with every level now, until she's got a decent amount of HP.  At least enough to not get killed in the quests I still have open now. Once I've got that done, then I'll have to have a look again at the division of the points.

Since leveling isn't that easy (you don't get heaps of experience with each kill), I think it will take some time before I'll have another level, but that's okay. I do hope, however, that I'll be able to finish up a few quests I still have standing open.

Progress
Since progress will go slow, I probably won't let you know about the progress every day, but I'll be sure to update regularly. If you're interested in particular things, let me know!

In the meantime, I've got an afternoon full of scrapbookfun ahead of me, so I'll see ya all later! Have fun!

Actrita din trilogia Piratii din Caraibe a declarat ca nu mai vrea sa intruchipeze rolul care a facut-o celebra: Elizabeth Swann.
Cu toate acestea Johnny Depp va reveni in pielea piratului cam dus in al patrulea film al seriei. Acesta a mai semnat pentru alte doua productii de la Disney. El va interpreta rolul lui Tonto in The Lone Ranger produs de Jerry Bruckheimer si Palarierul Nebun in Alice in Wonderland a lui Tim Burton.

Surse:

www.cinemagia.ro
www.getthebigpicture.net

Events have become too serious, methinks ... maybe we should take a cue from this fabulous Vogue spread - "Fashion Alices" - and think outside the box. A sexy Queen of Hearts bachelorette party, a whimsical tea party birthday, or a daring hookah cocktail party is a cool twist on these standard events.

"Wonderland", el documental sobre Rock'n roll con Sweet Little Sister como protagonistas, se proyectará en la sala F de los cines ABC Park, el domingo 19 de octubre a las 18 h dentro de la XXIX Mostra de Valencia."

Sinopsis: Desde la 2ª mitad del siglo XX millones de chavales han soñado con ser estrellas del rock. Intentarlo no da dinero, ni fama, pero les hace sentirse bien. Por eso se siguen llenando los locales de ensayo con bandas anónimas, esforzadas en no vender discos. "Wonderland" sigue los pasos a una de ellas, desde los garitos de su ciudad hasta sus hazañas y desventuras por las carreteras estatales.

Este documental rodado en HDV, habla pues sobre cómo sobrevive el rock and roll en el siglo XXI, en una tierra como la nuestra, en la que a nadie parece interesarle demasiado lo que esta música puede ofrecerles.

Para tratar lo genérico, se habla desde lo particular y los elegidos para hacerlo son la banda valenciana Sweet little sister.

Esta banda, mayoritariamente femenina, cuenta a la cámara sus sueños, sus frustraciones y sus devaneos con el rock and roll way of life y el éxito relativo.

La historia se divide en dos partes.

En la primera, nos montamos en la gira de presentación de su primer disco: viajes, ensayos, pruebas de sonido, conciertos, fiestas postconcierto, entrevistas en medios underground, bares, pensiones cutres y mucha mucha furgoneta.

En la segunda parte, vemos como el tiempo y el enfrentamiento con la realidad van haciendo mella y provocando cambios en la estructura de la banda y en cada uno de los miembros, lo cual es lógico pues el rodaje cubre alrededor de tres años en sus vidas.

El trailer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bM4u8xxhYZ0

German design mind, Tom Hanke at Surrielien will custom-warp your wallpaper around art, lamps, doors and architecture details. The psycho-tropic results have a deliciously Dali appeal. However, one may hesitate to hit the hookah too hard in your newly striped room...

-Thanks Em <3

I've always been interested in about everything, and I've also had a lot of energy to learn 'about everything'...cause when I'm interested in something, it becomes the center of my world. So I have been doing a lot of research into the church, the Catholic Church, the possibility that religion was really just a means to maintain control of the masses and keep them in 'subservience mode'. I read a lot about Buddhism, meditation, the Matrix, what it takes to keep a society in control, armageddon, the Mayan calendar and it's doom prediction of 2012, and a lot more. I was searching, because somehow it seemed every way was so sure of itself. Even friggin' scientists telling ME that I - and you, and your aunt - all evolved from primitive forms. And this all started from the Big Bang. Sounds like B.S. to me. Someone had to have done the FIRST job of creation...I mean, doesn't that make sense? People have been lied about different things since the begining of time. I didn't want to continue in a belief system JUST BECAUSE I was born into it. No - I should believe what I have personally found out to be true - after doing my own research. That's what makes sense.

I was really trying to find out who the creator was, and what started all THIS. That's really what I was asking...not "who is God?". Cause somehow, it makes sense that it's the person who created me (and probably the rest of the universe) that I should serve/worship. But I felt I needed proof. Zeitgeist - watch it HERE on Google video - started off by mentioning the striking similarities between the core story of Christianity  (savior born on the 25th of December, of a virgin birth...), and then concluding that it was really just astro-theological worship of the sun and stars/constellations that had people had made into dieties - made them into characters... that makes sense.

But is that true? Sadly, it's almost an overwhelming task to think you - on your own - can really get to find out who created the universe. No doubt you'd ONLY have stuff that other people have written or discovered to guide you. So it seems somewhere along the line, you STILL have to accept something someone else has said on faith. I mean, you can't question EVERYthing.

So when I found myself in Church today (Vineyard Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts) sitting with in the congregation like someone thirsty for the word, I was the biggest skeptic. I listened to the pastor - he was talking about Money in the Bible, and how we can be trustworthy with the money we already have...so that God entrusts us with more. First thing I was thinking was that he might have had a good message (not for me tough), but he just didn't sound inspired. I just couldn't see the light in what he was saying.

About three minutes into the sermon, I couldn't even believe how 'childish' this all sounded. I just couldn't believe that he was still talking about 'God is always watching us' and how we spend our money. In my mind, I was shouting - "C'MON!!!!, We're not kids anymore! These fear and control tactics don't work on me, buddy". But looking around, everybody - from older men to the pretty girls - was really into the message. He then went on to tell about some personal experiences he'd had with people who stressed the real importance of giving tithes to God. (that is, giving 1/10th of all your income to God).  Of course. More money to God. Sounds like what I expected. I felt like I was in the center of this hypocrisy, but everybody else still had their veils on. I didn't even know where to start debunking of all this I was hearing...

I don't intend to offend people who are Christian (or devoted Christians too) - I used to be quite Christian for most of my life, but I just don't buy this message because I don't feel I have any EVIDENCE that Jesus Christ is real. This is from my personal experience. There are several people I've met who can tell you how they KNOW Jesus Christ exists, but so far none of them sound like evidence. Since my youth...I'd noticed that adults I was around who were Christian did not really have good arguments why Christianity was 'the way'. I was told to accept it on faith. Accept it on faith. That sounds like what the magician told me before my dollar dissapeared ...

I feel worldwide, people need to question more. Seek knowlege outside what is 'presented to you'. Read something very few people have read. Cause one thing I know is that the mainstream supports the mainstream. In school, you're probably going to learn things that are 'accepted' and not volatile. Just as Morpheus told Neo, and as Alice in wonderland found out, the rabbit-hole is very deep. That doesn't meen you should start exploring it. Every step along the way is rewarding (I think).

1) Copy this list into your blog or journal, including these instructions.
2) Bold all the items you’ve eaten.
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1. Venison
2. Nettle tea
3. Huevos rancheros
4. Steak tartare (With the way we treat beef in the Pinoy household, I might have to go in another country just to have this)
5. Crocodile
6. Black pudding
7. Cheese fondue
8. Carp (Never again. Carp that was caught during the rainy season, galing kanal.)
9. Borscht
10. Baba ghanoush
11. Calamari
12. Pho
13. PB&J sandwich (Some people here just look at me weird when I constructed this.)
14. Aloogobi
15. Hot dog from a street cart (Ive tasted Sabrett's and its nothing spectacular, so I'm waiting to get the real thing – in the streets of NYC, someday)
16. Epoisses
17. Black truffle
18. Fruit wine made from something other than grapes (Strawberry wine from Baguio, Durian and Mango, I think, from food fairs.)
19. Steamed pork buns (Siopao pa. Ako pa?)
20. Pistachio ice cream (One of my favorite flavors)
21. Heirloom tomatoes
22. Fresh wild berries
23. Foiegras
24. Rice and beans
25. Brawn, or head cheese
26. Raw Scotch Bonnet pepper
27. Dulce de leche (For a quick fix of it I often go to Jollibee...get the Macapuno Special Ice Craze.)
28. Oysters
29. Baklava
30. Bagnacauda
31. Wasabi peas ( Kicks ass. The calories kill though.)
32. Clam chowder in a sourdough bowl (Comforting. When I get to rely on a good can of clams or a great load of fresh ones I might make some.)
33. Salted lassi
34. Sauerkraut
35. Root beer float
36. Cognac with a fat cigar
37. Clotted cream tea
38. Vodka jelly/Jell-O
39. Gumbo (My Uncle Roy makes this whenever he visits the Philippines. He won us over batch by batch. Now he has to make large batches to feed all.)
40. Oxtail
41. Curried goat
42. Whole insects
43. Phaal
44. Goat’s milk
45. Malt whisky from a bottle worth £60/$120 or more
46. Fugu (When  try this there oughta be "Eye of the Tiger" as background music.)
47. Chicken tikkamasala
48.Eel
49. KrispyKreme original glazed doughnut (Now that KK is in Manila, the next thing would me a Luther burger )
50. Sea urchin (Eagerly tried it when I saw it on my sushi plate. I think I liked it better that the fish.)
51. Prickly pear
52.Umeboshi
53. Abalone
54. Paneer
55. McDonald’s Big Mac Meal
56. Spaetzle
57. Dirty gin martini
58. Beer above 8% ABV (I thoght a could put a check on this one, turns out Red Horse Beer is only 7% ABV))
59. Poutine
60. Carob chips (I think I tasted Carob chips in a trail ones. I would need to taste it again.)
61. S’mores (For this I would have to eat an authentic S'more)
62. Sweetbreads
63. Kaolin
64. Currywurst
65. Durian (In a shake in Market Market. Nothing mind-blowing)
66. Frogs’ legs (Tasted frogs when I was very young. Not really a personal favorite.)
67. Beignets, churros, elephant ears or funnel cake (Tasted churros somewhere in Greenhills)
68. Haggis
69. Fried plantain
70. Chitterlings, or andouillette (Ahh chitterlings. yum)
71. Gazpacho
72. Caviar and blini
73. Louche absinthe
74. Gjetost, or brunost
75. Roadkill (Would really like to cross this out. But I gotta be honest, remember that time when the family dog got runneth over by a car, and you were very small and gullible and you have these insane types of kin who eats Azucena? That. Single. Time)
76. Baijiu
77. Hostess Fruit Pie
78. Snail
79. Lapsangsouchong
80. Bellini
81. Tom yum
82. Eggs Benedict
83. Pocky
84. Tasting menu at a three-Michelin-star restaurant.
85. Kobe beef
86. Hare (I once read this Krishna booklet that dissuades anyone from eating meat. It has a very peculiar anecdote about rabbit and hare meat that involved gun pellets and ringworms.)
87. Goulash
88. Flowers (Squash flowers, rose jam, etc.)
89. Horse (I look forward to tasting, but hopefully not as sashimi.)
90. Criollo chocolate
91. Spam
92. Soft shell crab
93. Rose harissa
94. Catfish (Not a big fan of catfish though.)
95. Mole poblano
96. Bagel and lox (Bagels, hellyeah, good lox, not yet.)
97. Lobster Thermidor
98. Polenta (I might have, can't remember, so I'm not going to highlight this.)
99. Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee
100. Snake (Tempting to cross out, but I have balls. Plus, after the roadkill, this ought to be easy )