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I am Man

Written by alec on January 19th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

Check out these pictures of me winning a beer chugging contest in Rome during a pub crawl:

Unfortunately all I got was a gift certificate to the Hard Rock Cafe in Rome, plus I had to pay for my own beer. But I guess in the end, showing up those tools was worth it.

January 18, 2005

Written by Word Of The Day on January 18th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

From a WP chat with Henry Rollins:

Henry Rollins: If James Frey, a former drug addict made up some things in his book, anyone who would be surprised should maybe get a reality check. As far as books like that, if you liked it, got something from it, who cares if it’s true? If you have to watch Oprah Winfrey to get your reading list, you deserve any literary hardships that come your way. A lot of people prefer fantasy to the truth.

Airborne Hamsty

Written by Chairman Mao on January 18th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

Usually I thought the only time hamsters went air born was when our owners threw us up in the air so we could shuffle our feet quickly whilest flying through the air. How wrong I was!

Luckily I have an owner who just pokes me in the head and feeds me candy, instead of sending me through the mail.

In other news, I am almost dead.

Yours sincerely,
Mao

A Commentary on Transitional Iraq

Written by International Relations on January 17th, 2006 | Trackback URI |



                                               by Alexander Baldwin

Executive Summary


“History is a gallery of pictures in which there are few originals and many copies.”
                                   Alexis de Tocqueville

Munich Part 2 (or Feelings Summed Up In 100 Words or Less)

Written by alec on January 16th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

CaseyJones4482: zionists hate Munich
CaseyJones4482: its highlarious
CaseyJones4482: “how dare you admit there are other points of view on this situation!!!”
CaseyJones4482: - Zionists

A Good Thing You Don’t Hear About Iraq

Written by International Relations on January 16th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

In a world of information management, the most relevant news is the least published.

One of the principle points of American coverage of Iraq is the reflection of the audience. For the most part, coverage is simple and stupid because American’s knowledge of Iraq is at best, simple and stupid. Complex news and events are decoded and primed into headlines, morphing information to include terrorist, insurgent, al-Qaeda, Sunni, Shiite, Kurdish without any relevance to what is actually occurring. The media has pandered to American sensibilities (body counts, landmark dates, etc.) and skewed our belief of how things are going there (a quick trip to CNN.com reiterates this point — the first headline at this time reads “Two die in downing of U.S. copter in Iraq”).

The Tipsy Bear

Written by International Relations on January 16th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

If there’s one animal that seems to get its head perpetually caught in the honey jar, it’s the drunken Polar bear looming about in Europe and Asia. Russia is a resource-wealthy nation with a well-educated constituency, but one that has been consistently stuck in top to bottom societies, from the Czar to the Communist regime to today’s autocracy-in-democracy clothing. Though the early 1990’s provided hope that the former Soviet nation would evolve into a stable and just society, Russia has regressed while watching it’s neighbors develop out of tyranny into democracy.

January 16, 2006

Written by Word Of The Day on January 16th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

God claimed to have created a single day rotation of Earth. I have created simultaneous 4 day rotation of Earth. Why do you worship such a stupid God? Do you really believe that your Jew God screwed a hole in the ground to create Adam and Eve out of dirt, at the same time that woman existed in the nation of NOD, Nation of Damsels from where Cain got wife? Adam and Eve were created at the same time, but sexless. A rib was removed from eve and a hole left to make a woman of her. The rib was stuck on Adam to make a man of him - and Eve is still trying to get her rib back.

Who’s Design?

Written by Word Of The Day on January 15th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

Paul Wall, black by culture, but not by design.

Clarissa Explains Her Formulas For A Utopic Society

Written by Mr. Mailbox on January 12th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

Dear Dedicated Readers:

I have come with a mission today: Explain It All From Clarissa.

Clarissa Explains It All was a rudimentary television program that ran in the early 1990’s on Nickelodeon. It featured the main character as the slightly aloof, indifferent daughter counterbalanced by the red headed Conservative child bent on world domination (Ferguson), and the liberal parents who were constantly stuffing tofu and thoughts of equality down their mush-brain children’s throat. This formula was directly lifted from Family Ties as the relevance of Alex P Keaton reemerged with the falling of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Reagan Era. There was also Sam, a clear example of emergence the Grunge era, and the author suspects Sam is a distant relative of Eddie Vedder. Sam’s influence was able to create both mimicked video games on Clarissa’s computer and promote sales of Pearl Jam’s first album, Ten. Sam is also the antagonist in Pearl Jam’s video ‘Jeremy’.

Exposed: Little Pete

Written by alec on January 12th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

LITTLE PETE RESPONSIBLE FOR DRUGS AND ARMS SMUGGLING

LITTLE PETE CANCELLED AFTER GAK INCIDENT ON YOU CAN’T DO THAT ON TELEVISION

bored at work like me?

Written by government_employee on January 11th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

http://wahmservice.com/paid-survey-panels-top-30-paid-surveys/

Will see if any of these work…… on government time of course…

The source of american problems at home

Written by anonymous_banker on January 10th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

See image below for a quote from Independent on Sunday that really sums up the crisis with our youth today:

American Parenting

2006 Bloggies

Written by anonymous_banker on January 10th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

Alright everyone, it’s that time of year again… when everyon in this space we so casually refer to as the “blogosphere” beg for nominations and appreciation for the bloggies. We will do the same, at least on my watch-

I’d suggest dropping us in for best american, best tagline, best political, best entertainment, best community, best-kept-secret, and best new blogs respectively.

You need to drop in some other nominees with ours for each of those categories, so feel free to juice up the list with some of our friends and family out there…

2006 Bloggies

MacWorld 2006 & The Side Notes

Written by Reviews on January 10th, 2006 | Trackback URI |

A lot has happened today in the Macintosh universe, as Steve Job’s delivered his keynote address and announced lots of new things, including Intel-based iMacs and MacBooks. This ushers in a new era at Apple, making the era of PPC computing with G4’s & G5’s not quite irrelevant, but certainly in the rear view mirror.

One thing that has not been extensively addressed is the promise from Microsoft to provide Macintosh support for the next five years. This means most likely new versions of Windows Media Player and Office (though Internet Explorer development was halted recently.

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