Cascadia Saint

http://gizmodo.com/5896283/jupiter-venus-and-the-moon-will-menage-a-trois-tonight From Gizmodo: Jupiter, Venus, and the Moon Will Ménage à Trois Tonight Ohhh baby, space is about to get real sexy tonight. Starting around 9pm EST (for North America) the Moon and Venus will be just three degrees apart in the western sky, with Jupiter joining only ten degrees below. You can even watch it on a webcam. Check out the celestial bodies on them! From 8pm to 10pm EST, NASA will be hosting a live webchat, where you can have all of your Q's A'ed by NASA expert Melissa McGrath. According to NASA: This will be the best Venus-Jupiter conjunction for years to come. While bright to the unaided eye, they're even better when seen through a telescope... And look at that, even Orion is trying to get in on the action. Man, it's about to get so freaky! So, when the sun goes down and the light gets dim, look westward and enjoy the show. [NASA via Space.com via Trapit]

48 point gap...

Good work that man. Fish.

As LV Saint said... Kiss My Face!!!!

He can't come out when the sun is shining as brightly as this, he can only leave the house under a black cloud, like a chilly vampire.

Sharp in the goalmobile, returns victorious to the bus...

haha, let chimpo try that with barney!

No worry needed!

That looked HIDEOUS!

Bus hostess for the WIN!!!!!! 2-0!!!

oooh oooh, i found the bus hostess. Now lets drive this thing to the final whistle.

The air hostesses are smiling sweetly at me from my photobucket account, they want out.

Thank god there's a story behind that plate of evil, i thought it was a normal afternoon snack for you!

wash your mouth out with soap, young man.

Yes!!!!! Sharp!

Reading just scored, 3-1.

Trying to send that dogs dinner up the page and out of sight...

I'll have the yorkshires, you have.. erm... whatever the hell THAT is. It's all yours.

Okay, precautionary nun.

Chappers on for Lambo. Bring the DOOM!

I think we will score in the second half. And I will wake up the nuns if necessary.

Patience everybody... we've seen this many times before. Glad to see a distinct lack of doom on here today.