Archives for: July 2009
07/31/09
Definition: Villain
"Did Jesus actually reveal name of the 'antichrist'?" from WorldNetDaily:
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Socialist. Marxist. Anti-Christ. Obama is so many things to so many people. more »
More fail
I'm thinking Skynet won't be able to take over the world until he can give you decent recommendations on Netflix. more »
07/30/09
Those who hold you back and mislead you
"Palin tests radio waters" from Inside Radio:
Alaska’s now former Governor is coy about her future political plans, but radio is at least one option she’s leaving on the table. While not exactly shopping the GOP’s 2008 vice presidential candidate,… more »
Don't believe the hype
"Hannity smeared Gates as anti-white radical by distorting 1994 interview" from Media Matters:
On the July 27 edition of his Fox News show, Sean Hannity repeatedly misrepresented Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s 1994 interview on C-SPAN's… more »
Kind enough to give a reach around
"DRM’d Content Providers Laugh At The Idea You Should Be Able To Use What You Bought Forever." more »
07/29/09
I didn't really pursue my little princess with persistance . . .
"Online dating makes NY top city for singles." more »
Safe & Sound
In my youthful days I'd have lots of fun searching P2P networks like Kazaa for ".doc" extensions. These days who knows what searching for Quicken, Turbo Tax or Excel files would turn up. Nuclear secrets, maybe? "Locations of All U.S. Nuclear Installatio… more »
Ain't nothin', a lot of cowards frontin'
"Plenty of Static on the Party Line About Sotomayor" from the Washington Post:
It looked bad enough that only one Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to confirm Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court on Tuesday. What made the proceedin… more »
You'll meet people from all around the world
"Prisons ban inmates from having pen pal ads." more »
07/28/09
Ready on the right
"Born in the U.S.A." from the editors of The National Review:
Much foolishness has become attached to the question of President Obama’s place of birth, and a few misguided souls among the Right have indulged it. The myth that Barack Obama is inelig… more »
Well, duh.
"In Study, Texting Lifts Crash Risk by Large Margin." more »
07/27/09
Thoughts of being homeless
"Ten Things You Need to Know to Live on the Streets."
Question: How many liberals in how many countries could print this and not be laughed at?
Answer: just the ones with ineffective social safety nets. more »
When you're up on the hill in your big home, I'm out here riskin' my dome
I get a sick kick out of the nuttiness offered by the Washington Times op-ed page. Case in point: "Obama's accidental gift on race" by Andrew Breitbart:
While the media was front and center in preparing for the public executions of the three Duke l… more »
It ain't where ya from, it's where ya at
"McCain Campaign Investigated, Dismissed Obama Citizenship Rumors."
Wow. more »
07/26/09
(If) Only in America
"Microsoft Offers to Add Rival Browsers to Settle Case" from Boomberg News:
Microsoft Corp., the world’s largest software maker, offered to include rival Web browsers in the Windows operating system to settle a European Union antitrust case.
Mic… more »
Much ado about nothing
"CNN chief addresses Obama birth controversy" from the L. A. Times:
NN/U.S. President Jon Klein told staffers of "Lou Dobbs Tonight" on Thursday that the controversy regarding the legitimacy of President Obama's birth certificate -- a topic Dobbs h… more »
07/25/09
I'm going with wedges
"Pizza slices: Two foodies debate the merits of wedge versus 'party cut'." more »
Murda, Murda, Murda
"LAPD Sources: Jackson's Death "Almost Certainly" a Homicide." more »
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