Published by Tony July 25th, 2008
in Miscellaneous.
I get a shiver down my spine when I think about what’s going on with this full-boar support of all things Israel from the right wing nuts in this country.
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Technorati Tags: Evangelicals, israel, lieberman, reverend hagee
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Published by Cory July 23rd, 2008
in Miscellaneous.
From the Houston Chronicle:
Unaware he was being recorded, President Bush at a Houston fundraiser last week compared Wall Street to a drunk with a hangover and cracked jokes about the ailing housing market.
“There’s no question about it. Wall Street got drunk — that’s one of the reasons I asked you to turn off the [...]
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Published by Cory July 15th, 2008
in Arts & Leisure, Humor, Miscellaneous and Panties.
Oh how I wish this video were available for me 20 years ago. I could have used the pointers back then. After much trial and a few errors I finally got the hang of it…
For those who are new to having sex in a car, this video is for you.
From the folks at Howcast.com.
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Published by Cory July 1st, 2008
in Miscellaneous, News and Technology.
For years I have believed that everyone should experience, at least once, a full fledged mushroom trip. A 2006 study shows that the long term effects of such a trip are both profound and positive.
From Wired magazine:
For the 2006 study, Griffiths recruited 36 people who hadn’t previously taken the drug. Six were given a ritalin [...]
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Published by Tony June 12th, 2008
in Miscellaneous.
Dear Freind.
It is imparatev that you read this emali from TOp to POTTOM. We can not as a cpountry afford to allow a mulms American to vote as PRESIDENT. HE will doestory AMERICA and instate FULL SHANIA LAW on our CHRISTION NATION! THIS is a call to arms.
I have started a list from a PATROITEC [...]
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Published by Tony May 29th, 2008
in Miscellaneous.
I’m glad the story is finally getting out, but imagine the impact of a standing administration official resigning, not with admirable platitudes and praise for his employer, but with a sharp rebuke.
“I’m resigning because I no longer have faith in my ability to give the American people the information necessary to support their faith in [...]
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Published by Tony April 29th, 2008
in Miscellaneous and Politics.
These are the first twenty-five I could think of off the top of my head. My second exercise was to go down this list and quickly ascertain which of them, under certain circumstances, I would give up in order to protect my privacy, my autonomy, or simply because I appreciate the freedom more than I care [...]
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Published by Cory April 19th, 2008
in Miscellaneous and Travel.
I just completed the 2008 Race to Robie Creek, the Northwest’s Toughest Half Marathon. My time was 02:03:32. Not bad, 613th out of 2,431 and 114th out of 230 in my age group. You can view my photos on MySpace in my Race to Robie Creek Album.
There are several things which make [...]
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Published by Brad April 7th, 2008
in Miscellaneous.
Seventy-five years ago today, the prohibition on beer ended.
This is a photo of thirsty patrons lined up about ten deep at Berghoff’s Cafe in Chicago waiting to purchase their first frosty brews after over thirteen years of temperance.
Most people remember Franklin Delano Roosevelt for “The New Deal,” but he also campaigned with a promise to end [...]
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Published by Brad March 20th, 2008
in Miscellaneous.
Small brewers of tasty craft beers are going through some hard times. The cost of ingredients has gone way up so, in order to stay in business, they’ve been forced to raise prices.
According this article in the Seattle Weekly, one of the factors contributing to the quadrupling of the price of hops is that farmers [...]
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