Aug
21
Facebook: The Movie
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Actually the movie is called “Social Network,” but I guess it’s about the guy who started Facebook. I thought a better title was “The Unfriending,” but that didn’t stick.
This is a movie from Aaron Sorkin, who wrote A Few Good Men, so look for some dramatic and memorable lines, such as “You can’t handle Farmville!”
Look [...]
Jul
14
“I Condemn the NAACP”
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All the people pictured above, and many more, have written pieces that appear in a series at Big Government condemning the NAACP for their resolution against the Tea Party for not being nearly as diverse as the NAACP. Shockingly however, the NAACP didn’t utter a word about the New Black Panther Party.
Here are links to [...]
Jul
13
Based on Google Search Data, the Most Disgustingly Perverted Country Is…
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If you’re wondering why the guy with the Middle-Eastern accent that you’re talking to at the tech support call center seems a little pre-occupied, this might help explain why:
Pakistan is top dog in searches per-person for “horse sex” since 2004, “donkey sex” since 2007, “rape pictures” between 2004 and 2009, “rape sex” since 2004, “child [...]
Jun
12
Charlie Ferrusi and Tim Howard were voted prom King and Queen at Hudson High School.
Naturally, ABC News was on the story:
“Hudson High, typical school with a typical senior prom, but not your every day prom king and queen,” began an unidentified reporter.
“Meet Charlie Ferrusi and Tim Howard, class of 2010 prom royalty.”
As the piece continued, [...]
Jun
9
Bush Causes Another Gore Marriage to Break Up
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There’s an old Rodney Dangerfield joke that went, “The football team at my high school was tough — after they sacked the quarterback, they went after his family.”
That must be how George W. Bush operates, because he obviously wasn’t satisfied enough with causing the Al and Tipper Gore breakup, but now he’s going after the [...]
Apr
30
Live to Ride, Ride to Live, and Keep Riding After You Die
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I’m still filling in a bit for Michelle Malkin today, along with La Shawn Barber, so stop by if you get a chance.
Until I’m back at full strength on my blog, here’s something to consider for any of you motorcycle enthusiasts out there. Click the pic for the whole, somewhat macabre, story:
Mar
10
Al Gore is determined to win a second Nobel Peace Prize one way or another:
The internet is among a record 237 individuals and organisations nominated for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.
The number of nominations surpasses last year’s record of 205 nominations.
The internet’s nomination has been championed by the Italian version of Wired magazine for [...]
Feb
10
Muslim Wedding Disasters, Part XXIV
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Moral of the story: Always check under the niqab before committing:
An Arab ambassador called for an instant divorce after discovering his veil-wearing fiancée had a beard and was cross-eyed, it emerged today.
The would-be bride had hidden her face behind a Muslim niqab throughout their short courtship, meaning the diplomat had no idea what she [...]
Jan
31
Miss Alaska Takes a Shot at Sarah
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At the Miss America competition, Miss Alaska introduced herself by saying, “No, I can’t see Russia from my house.”
Is just another case of Palin Derangement Syndrome that was most likely written by a pageant handler who’s still chuckling about it (contestants write as many of their own lines as Obama does), or just something cutsie [...]
Jan
21
Cindy McCain Goes Rogue
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Sarah Palin stunned a few people by announcing that she’ll campaign for her oft-RINO former running-mate, John McCain.
Palin and McCain are both against gay marriage, but McCain’s wife? Not so much:
John McCain’s staunch opposition to gay marriage was one of the key parts of his presidential campaign. But it has become clear this was not [...]
