CREEPING FASCISM UPDATE
We have virtually no fundamental rights left.
(Thanks to RussellMc, Robert Huntington, B'game and Janice Gelb)
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We have virtually no fundamental rights left.
(Thanks to RussellMc, Robert Huntington, B'game and Janice Gelb)
Man sucked into sausage seasoning machine
(Thanks to Don Faber, queensbee and Jonathan)
Without guys, nothing would ever get done.
(Thanks to Jeff Meyerson)
Fortunately, it has nearly been eradicated.
(Thanks to Chuck Cody)
(Thanks to catmanmax)
(Thanks to catmanmax)
Was Patty Everett scared when she saw the snake coming out of the air-conditioning vent in her Buick SUV?
"Well, somebody crapped in my pants," she said.
(Thanks to Bob Brogan)
(Thanks to Chuck Cody)
"Those who have better cognitive development lie better because they can cover up their tracks. They may make bankers in later life."
(Thanks to Don Faber)
This week's retrocolumn was requested by Samantha O.
(Thanks to bonmot)
Heart attack sufferers 'should be encouraged to have more sex'
(Thanks to Mark Buckley)
(Thanks to CJrun)
(Thanks to Don Faber)
Krispy Kremes used as bear bait
(Thanks to Ralph)
And the Google home page has a game you can actually play.
(Thanks to Claire Martin)
LAS CRUCES - "I had no idea what I was getting
into," Ernest "Gino" Jimenez said Thursday of his first rat-hoarding
case in 14 years with Las Cruces animal control. "Never, and I hope to
never see it again."
(Thanks to Jeff Meyerson)
A stunning and shocking and totally surprising study says that married women would rather read, watch a movie or sleep than have sex.
(Thanks to Jeff Meyerson and Keith Merrill)
Even if it's from your brother.
This would be funnier to those of us who live in Miami if we weren't building an expensive new baseball stadium for the benefit of a zillionaire team owner and his multimillionaire players even though the vast majority of us never go to actually watch them.
You will be relieved to learn that his parents are out of jail and have retrieved their balloon from the sheriff's office.
Key Quote: "Sheriff's Office personnel had to help him lay out the balloon. He said
he wanted to measure it to make sure it was HIS balloon ... as opposed
to all the other silver flying saucer-type devices we have in evidence."
(Thanks to Claire Martin)
Among the 18 million places I went to promote my new book was Google headquarters, which is located in a Secret Undisclosed Location. It's a very impressive complex filled with really smart people who all seem to be about 17 years old. They had a nice event for me and put a video of it on the Internet, which I believe is going to be big.
(Thanks to trustf8)
Toronto finds a use for its mayor.
(Thanks to The Perts)
Related Update: What IS it with mayors and toilets?
(Thanks to keroff)
A Wearside great-grandmother has won her fight against a £50 fine for picking up the wrong dog mess.
(Thanks to Ralph and DavCat)
Four men arrested in attempted cow tipping incident
(Thanks to Not My Usual Alias)
(Thanks to Matt Filar and Patrick Groulx)
A Hampshire aquarium is celebrating after successfully breeding one of the most dangerous amphibians on Earth.
Phantasmal poison frogs, which can kill anybody who merely touches them, have skin 200 times more toxic than morphine.
(Thanks to Don Faber)
Congress gets something right.
(Thanks ti Siouxie)
Nature's getting kinky.
(Thanks to catmanmax)
Here's an extremely random interview I did on my book tour last week when I was in California. Wine may have been involved.
(Thanks to W. von Papineau and Ken Morgan)
One by one, we're losing all of our fundamental rights.
(Thanks to dfechter and Peter Metrinko)
(Thanks to Barbara A)
Question 1) Why do so many people and organizations put every random email address they can find on their mailing lists and newsletters, without asking the recipients if they are even the teensiest bit interested in receiving them? Do they really think it's a good thing to annoy the crap out of people they don't know? Or do they honestly believe that their own personal opinions (or press releases) are so mind-bogglingly fascinating that people who live in different states (or even different countries) and have busy, productive lives of their own will be grateful to receive their incessant electronic observations? (Oh, sure, you could say, "Look who's talking!" but we remind you that participation here is voluntary.) And what about the people who do this, but worse, every single email has FW: in the subject line?
Question 2) Is there any way to stop them?
...which means it's probably a lie.
(Thanks to Allen at Division)