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Sunday, November 07, 2010

robot love



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wow, sarevil has THE perfect solution to our

border 'problems' with mexico!

send todd-y down to built an effing fourteen foot wall (hey SHE said it NOT moi)

and as bob cesca says on his blog

here's sarevil bitchin' and moanin' about PRIVACY as she turns her ENTIRE family out to the tv cameras of TLC (which i have a GOOD MIND NOT TO WATCH ANY EFFING MORE).


oh no they di-ent

i never signed nothin'. everyone in the minneapolis area should be aware of joints like this. HORRID HORRID HORRID

what sorts of procedures are they performing in order for them to be asking their patients to sign away their first amendment rights?

hell, i'm not a lawyer but how could this be enforceable?

Crutchfield Dermatology of Minneapolis claims copyright in everything you write, forever, to keep you from posting complaints on the net

 Cory Doctorow

Crutchfield Dermatology, in the Minneapolis area, requires its patients to give them the copyright for everything they write on the Internet, in exchange for service. The provision is in an agreement called: "No Show and Cancellation Policy, Patient Satisfaction Agreement, Privacy Protection and Assignment of Copyright Policy." Basically, the company doesn't want its patients saying bad things about it on the Internet. So it demands: ................... 

Saturday, November 06, 2010

one of my favorite places

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they won't take their own advice

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A Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear attendee on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, October 30, 2010.

Read more: http://news.nationalpost.com/2010/10/30/in-photos-signs-from-the-rally-to-restore-sanity-andor-fear/#ixzz14W1uMdEQ

tywkiwdbi gives us

another definition of spooning

oh c'mon this IS funny

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so true so true

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loads of wicked cool rubino at

a journey round my skull


Antonio Rubino, 1907, cover for Il giornalino della Domenica

i'm weighing in on this BECAUSE

my company has a policy like this as well. we are supposed to get PERMISSION before we make any campaign contributions (to ANYONE), before we volunteer to work on anyone's political campaign or things of that nature.

are we journalists? NOPE. i work for a (rather large) financial/insurance company. i don't understand this policy (they say it has to do with new government laws but i am almost certain that is NOT true). IT IS MY OPINION WHO I VOTE FOR, WHO I DONATE TO, WHO I VOLUNTEER FOR IS NO ONE'S BID-NEZ BUT MINE UNLESS I CHOSE TO SHARE IT.

i'm not saying here i'm not going to follow my company's procedures (i wouldn't say that here). i'm just saying i think it's a LOAD OF STEAMIN' HORSESHITE

so, keith can't but joey can? 'splain that one to me will ya?

MSNBC Suspends Keith Olbermann. Will He Walk?

Jeff Bercovici

 

..................Update: My colleague Matthew Herper points outthat an MSNBC spokesman said on the record that the policy on donations doesn’t apply to Joe Scarborough on the grounds that his show is opinion, not news. How on earth is “Countdown” any different? I emailed the spokesman with that and other questions; I’ll let you know if I hear back.........

no big government

unless THEY are the ones who are doing the BIG GOVERNING 


Texas Gov. Rick Perry: Let states opt out of Social Security
By Eric W. Dolan
Appearing on television Thursday, Texas Governor Rick Perry, a potential contender for the Republican nomination in 2012, said that he wants states to be able to opt-out of Social Security.
On CNN's Parker/Spitzer, hosted by Democrat and former New York governor Eliot Spitzer and political columnist Kathleen Parker, Perry compared Social Security to a ponzi scheme and said that Americans want Washington to stop spending so much money...........

..................hough posturing himself as a small-government conservative, Perry was behind a scheme to implement a "market-based approach" to the state's highway congestion by dividing Texas into corridors split by massive toll roads financed by foreign investors. Land would have been seized by eminent domain and tolls would have been collected for 50+ years. While the so-called "Trans-Texas Corridor" has been effectively scrapped, critics of the plan say it is still largely in play but renamed and broken into dozens of smaller projects.
Perry was also criticized by republicans for ordering every school-age girl in the state to receive an injection of the Guardasil vaccine, mean to protect against cervical cancer. His executive order, which the GOP-dominated legislature blocked, came after drug maker Merck doubled lobbying efforts in the state.
At the time of Perry's reelection, Texas was running an estimated budget deficit of up to $17 billion, according to the state comptroller's office..............
 

the nutmeg grater: i liked her a great deal

the nutmeg grater: i liked her a great deal

Friday, November 05, 2010

If you're wondering where I am

My modem died and I had Yo order another. Should be here Monday maybe. I will be posting this weekend from places far and near

Tuesday, November 02, 2010

ok, we haven't had any tuesday cuteness yet



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amazing cool - it gets better video

from the gay grandson of oral roberts



falling in love WILL NOT send you to hell


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serious want

klein bottle opener

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i LOVE me some horror



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i cannot get enough of the signs


Sign Montage from the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear from ekai on Vimeo.

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wtfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff?????????????

why would ANYONE elect someone who talked about abortions to SIX YEAR OLDS??????????

she's up for re-election today ohio. what are YOU going to do?



BY Meena Hartenstein
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER 
A Republican Congresswoman shocked teachers and students alike this month when she decided to talk about abortion to a classroom of 6-year-olds.
Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-OH) ventured into the age-inappropriate territory during a speech at a Cincinnati Catholic school, where she addressed a room of students ranging from first to eighth graders.
"Unexpectedly, towards the end of her address, Congresswoman Schmidt brought up the topic of abortion," Prinicipal Dan Teller wrote in a letter to parents, obtained by Cincinnati's WLWT.com. "Your children may come home with questions, especially if this is a topic that has not been broached in your home."
Though the abortion-related portion of the speech was reported to last under two minutes, it may be the only part anyone will remember...........


Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2010/10/27/2010-10-27_republican_congresswoman_talks_to_6yearolds_about_abortion_principal_apologizes_.html#ixzz147jXtpdF.......

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Brandon/AP
Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Ohio) shocked a school principal by talking to kids about abortion.

how cool is this wapo? pretty damn cool

This article is excerpted from one that appeared in New Scientist magazine. The original is available through www.newscientist.com.

Writers and scientists name science fiction books that should be called classics
From "The War of the Worlds" to "1984," some science fiction goes down in history. What about the brilliant books that got away? New Scientist magazine asked scientists and writers to nominate lost sci-fi classics. 

'FLOATING WORLDS' (BY CECELIA HOLLAND)

Nominated by Kim Stanley Robinson, science-fiction writer: " 'Floating Worlds' was published to acclaim in 1976, but has not been remembered as much as it should be. But Holland's immense power as a novelist, and her new take on old science fiction themes, turn everything to gold."

Outline: A story about Earth and other colonies in the solar system, some hundreds of years from now, when humans have begun to evolve into separate species and Earth is a mess. "Floating Worlds" is the only science-fiction book by historical novelist Cecelia Holland...............

i GOTTA get me some!

via from my close personal 'friend' and BUNNY LOVER lemmy

one of THE coolest things EVER

and the ONLY way (in my most humble opinion) to

dissect a frog! (by Dave Kaleta)

pic from the posting at who killed bambi but i'm sure taken by dave kaleta or a close personal friend...............

Monday, November 01, 2010

even a former president has to come out and say it

 why why why is faux 'news' so popular? are the masses really THAT stupid?


Jimmy Carter: Fox News is ‘totally biased,’ implants ‘completely false images’

By David Edwards and Eric Dolan

Former President Jimmy Carter slammed Fox News Channel for their coverage of President Barack Obama and said the Tea Party does not realize it is financed by oligarchs.
"With the discussion groups, for instance, on Fox News, that are totally biased, and they implant completely false images not only of the facts about legislation that's passed, or doesn't get passed, but also about the character of President Obama," Carter told CNN's Howard Kurtz on Sunday...............
 

please vote. please



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wow and wow

via wooster collective amazing.....

Chadwick and Spector's "Museum Anatomy"

i don't know if

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you've ever seen two women. if not, i strongly urge you to watch it

here are 400+

signs from the rally

oh my some of 'em are WONDERFUL. here are but a few. i just chose at random




oh sarevil, sarevil, sarevil...........

Palin compares herself to Reagan to defend reality show
By David Edwards
Sarah Palin said Sunday that her new reality television series doesn't hurt her chances in a 2012 presidential run because President Ronald Reagan was also an entertainer..........

wow, faux 'news', way to go on this one at least........
Fox News cuts down Palin’s claim about ‘corrupt bastards’ at CBS
 By David Edwards and Daniel Tencer
Sarah Palin went to war against an Alaska affiliate of CBS on Sunday, but she got little back-up in her struggle from her employer, Fox News.
Fox reporter Dan Springer says he could find no evidence of bias against Republican Senate candidate Joe Miller by CBS affiliate KTVA...........