Published by Brad November 29th, 2007
in Arts & Leisure and Humor.
While surfing around last night checking out Chuck Prophet’s MySpace pages (yes, he has two. I don’t know why.) I found this twisted Photoshop montage based on the famous Eddie Adams Vietnam War photo.
Kind of gives a whole new meaning to “a shot of espresso.”
It was posted on Chuck Prophet’s page by some guy named [...]
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It appears Amazon is not responding to my requests, Dave.
Published by Tony November 22nd, 2007
in Miscellaneous.
I read an article today that laid out a grossly offensive offer of “support” to our troops. “Thank you for defending us in Iraq,” it read very simply. Defending us. You and me? That single sentence is so full of inflammatory bullshit that it should receive immediate dismissal. But I also believe that to allow [...]
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Published by Brad November 20th, 2007
in Arts & Leisure and Music.
Thank you Lord
Oh thank you for the hurricane
I see your boundless love
In the faces etched with pain
Thank you Lord
Oh thank you for the memories of the ark
You are the shining light we see
When we’re drowning in the dark
Thank you Lord for Jesus
And the rope from which he hung
And thank you for the cross
Upon which they [...]
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Published by Brad November 20th, 2007
in Politics.
Just as you suspected and knew all along, President Bush knew about the outing of Valerie Plame before it happened.
How did he know? Because he planned it with Dick Cheney.
How do we know they did it?
Their former humble servant Scott McClellan says so:
In an excerpt from his forthcoming book, McClellan recounts the 2003 news conference [...]
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Published by Brad November 13th, 2007
Drink some today, if you can find some.
Oscar Wilde said: “After the first glass, you see things as you wish they were. After the second, you see them as they are not. Finally you see things as they really are, and that is the most horrible thing in the world.”
Albert Maignan painted it.
Find out more [...]
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