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Archive for May, 2008

30 May

Blame Where Due

Tony Dungy is a total Jesus head. Norv Turner can take it or leave it. Result, as we all know, Chargers: 28, Colts:24.
But at long last we have positive proof. Dungy said in a previously unpublished interview, “Jesus really fucked us over . It’s probably the curse he placed on the Irsay family [...]

29 May

Scott the Canary

The White House and the right-wing blogosphere have an explanation for Scott McClellan’s book making the news: ‘lib-ruhl media bias.”
Hey, keep those new ideas coming, guys.
As Spring turns into Summer  there’s a real Canary or two who may sing, and  they’re arguably not covered by executive privilege. Keep a happy thought.

29 May

Bikini Bottom

I’m taking time from my snoozing meditations for this important news item:  the Spongebob Squarepants Musical Rectal Thermometer
OK, were the title and subject  of this piece too disgusting even for me?
Guess we know now.
Btw the comments on that article were priceless.
Here’s one more, sort of relevant from Paul at going.com titled “You think you hate [...]

29 May

Decisions, Decisions

Sure, the “100 more years of war” guy has thrown Hagee and Parsley under the bus, but Joe Lieberman — apparently forgetting that a serious number of conservative voters, in the privacy of the voting booth, voted against Gore because he had a “Jewboy” for a running mate — is still kissing [...]

28 May

Perfect Worlds

Greta Christina has an article about what a perfect world would look like.
Do atheists want to sit around bitching and moaning forever, throwing the occasional snark bomb at fundies, or do we want to accomplish something? Given that the current state of affairs, the Corporate States of Jesusland, is awful, what would a better [...]

25 May

Morning Readiness

There are bad things about the stroke I’ve had, like having the attention of a fruitfly when my son plays talk shows and Comedy Central on the TV and like my stupid left hand being terrible at typing. But there’s one good thing. Maybe it’s the brain damage, and maybe it’s being “somewhat [...]

23 May

Fingers Crosssed

Got ‘em crossed? Start crossing them now for May 25.
7 Minutes of Terror from NASA JPL.
h/t/ GMSV

23 May

The Robin’s Choice

Sara Whitman, as she often does, wrote an article that’s both homely and profound about a robin who keeps bashing his head into her window, trying to beat up his own reflection. One of these days our Vast Readership will go straight to Sara’s blog and skip this one.
Sara notes that the robin keeps on [...]

22 May

If it takes 100 years….

Hillary vows to fight on, and I wish I’d penned this observation myself. (It comes from a submission to the NYTimes letters to the editor and I am stealing it because I liked it so much.)

As I watch Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s continuing campaign for her party’s nomination, I see a self-focused politician who, [...]

21 May

American Genes are Better

Remember the last time we talked about bad movie expert and right-wing Christian Michael Medved? He was telling us slavery wasn’t all that bad.
Now he’s outdone himself. The reason Americans are so cool is that
our genes are better. Americans are descended from risk takers who have the spunk to make a dangerous voyage [...]

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