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- August 2010 (6)
- July 2010 (3)
- 30: Oil Dispersant Making Way Into Foodchain (1)
- 26: Global Warming is Our Failure (1)
- 04: Weekly News for 2010-07-04 (1)
- June 2010 (3)
- 30: Oil + Hurricanes = ?? (1)
- 30: Day Brightener (1)
- 08: Sarah Palin Blames Environmentalists For Gulf Oil Disaster (1)
- April 2010 (7)
- 30: KFC Fried Chick Double Down (with extra Colonel’s Sauce) & Krispy Kreme Glazed Doughnut (1)
- 30: Five Problems Destroying Our Oceans: #1 (2)
- 20: Iranian cleric blames earthquakes on promiscuous women (1)
- 06: The Perfect First Date (0)
- 06: Five Problems Destroying Our Oceans: #2 (1)
- 05: Collateral Murder (1)
- 05: White Supremacists Say Leader’s Slaying Was ‘Declaration Of War’ (1)
- March 2010 (15)
- 31: Five Problems Destroying Our Oceans: #3 (1)
- 30: Scarface School Play (1)
- 30: Five Problems Destroying Our Oceans: #4 (1)
- 29: Bush Scared of Germs (1)
- 29: Five Problems Destroying Our Oceans: #5 (0)
- 26: Blog Birthday! And Other Misc News (1)
- 26: North Korea fears 2012 disaster film (2)
- 26: mrs spencer pratt (2)
- 25: Bacon Turtles! (2)
- 24: Tiger Woods XXX 3 (0)
- 23: Meg Griffin in the Flesh! (0)
- 22: Disappearing Doherty (0)
- 22: Wal-Mart Customers Experience Racial Discrimination (0)
- 02: Common weedkiller turns male frogs into females (0)
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- February 2010 (5)
- 18: dear readers (0)
- 08: Palin One-Ups Herself (0)
- 05: Pope Benedict criticises UK equality legislation (0)
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- 02: Republicans: A Recent Polling (0)
- January 2010 (9)
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- 08: Is It This Easy to Pull Straight Nude Pics From Airport Scanners? [NSFW] (0)
- 06: Conservatives damning Avatar as leftist propaganda (0)
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- December 2009 (7)
- 28: Man Arrested for DWI on Snowmobile on Hwy 169 (0)
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- 20: spam wontons (0)
- 11: flashback! (0)
- 09: Student Killed By Exploding Chewing Gum (0)
- 09: Natural Gas and Drinking Water in Reverse (0)
- 04: Reform or Else (0)
- November 2009 (11)
- 30: 9 Reasons Why "Going Rogue" Goes Rogue (0)
- 30: Palin popular among fans of Limbaugh and Beck (0)
- 25: Picnic Popsicles (bacon!) (0)
- 23: Chocolate covered cinnamon nachos! (0)
- 18: 9 Reasons Why "Going Rogue" Goes Rogue (0)
- 18: Somali woman stoned for adultery (0)
- 18: Eggs benedict gone poutine! (0)
- 16: AP Reports Palin’s Book Innacurate (0)
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- 12: Carrie Prejean (0)
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- October 2009 (40)
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- 28: 9 Signs of America in Decline (0)
- 28: Brother of Afghan Leader On C.I.A. Payroll (0)
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- 27: 9 Signs of America in Decline (0)
- 27: 9 Signs of America in Decline (0)
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- 25: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-26 (0)
- 25: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-26 (0)
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- 18: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-18 (0)
- 18: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-18 (0)
- 18: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-18 (0)
- 18: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-18 (0)
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- 14: Iraq: 85,000 Civilians Killed from 2004-2008 (0)
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- 12: U.S. Can’t Trace Foreign Visitors on Expired Visas (0)
- 11: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-11 (0)
- 09: Poor Berlusconi (0)
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- 09: Quotes from Hot, Flat, and Crowded (0)
- 09: The Politics of Spite (0)
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- 08: Best New Website — Week 1 (0)
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- 05: Judge accused of sex with inmates (0)
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- 04: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-04 (0)
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- September 2009 (47)
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- 29: Senate Panel Rejects of Public Option in Health Plan (0)
- 28: Malaysian Woman To Be Caned For Drinking Beer (0)
- 27: (0)
- 27: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-27 (0)
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- 22: Kirk Cameron’s ‘Origin Of Species’ Plan: Distribute 50,000 Altered Darwin Books (0)
- 22: US Taxpayers Pay Millions to Keep Despots Safe at UN (0)
- 21: Ahmadinejad: Holocaust Denial A Source Of Pride (0)
- 20: (0)
- 20: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-21 (0)
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- 13: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-13 (0)
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- 11: Seven Myths About Alternative Energy (0)
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- 10: Seven Myths About Alternative Energy (0)
- 10: Federal Survey Finds Coal Ash Sites In 35 States (0)
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- 10: More Failures On Death (0)
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- 10: Senator Joe Wilson: WTF (0)
- 09: Seven Myths About Alternative Energy (0)
- 09: Old Age: No Reason to Fear! (0)
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- 08: Milestone: 50 Percent of Fish Are Now Farmed (0)
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- 06: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-06 (0)
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- 01: Lead Levels in Lipstick Much Higher Than Previously Reported, Says FDA (0)
- 01: Great Pacific Garbage Patch is Worse Than We Thought (0)
- 01: Seven Myths About Alternative Energy (0)
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- August 2009 (73)
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- 30: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-30 (0)
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- 28: Ahmadinejad Urges Prosecution of Political Rivals (0)
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- 27: Seven Myths About Alternative Energy (0)
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- 26: Obese People Have ‘Severe Brain Degeneration’ (0)
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- 26: KFC "Double Down" (0)
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- 25: Seven Myths About Alternative Energy (0)
- 25: Young Obama backers AWOL from health care fight (0)
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- 25: Nose Bleeds: World of Warcraft (0)
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- 24: Seven Myths About Alternative Energy (0)
- 24: Taliban Targets Jewish Ties (0)
- 23: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-23 (0)
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- 21: Debit Card Trap (0)
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- 18: Because We Can Can Can (0)
- 17: Human Rights Watch: Iraqi Homosexuals (0)
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- 16: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-16 (0)
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- 13: Poll: Pakistanis oppose Taliban, still revile US (0)
- 13: Trash Incinerators: A vast Chinese program (0)
- 13: USA Today Dietitian Recommends Eating Fast Food (0)
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- 12: NASA Can’t Keep Up With Killer Asteroids (0)
- 12: Militia Groups Growing Across US (0)
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- 11: One Trillion Dollars: The End (0)
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- 11: I’m Satisfied With My Health Care Plan (0)
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- 10: One Trillion Dollars #10 (0)
- 10: Google: Searching for "Help" (0)
- 10: Legal Theft (0)
- 09: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-09 (0)
- 09: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-09 (0)
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- 07: Drinking Their Way to 21 (0)
- 07: Carbon for Clunkers (0)
- 07: One Trillion Dollars #9 (0)
- 07: Is Walmart Ripping Off the Girl Scouts? (0)
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- 05: One Trillion Dollars #8 (0)
- 05: Eli Manning: $97 Million Contract Extension (0)
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- 04: One Trillion Dollars #7 (0)
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- 03: Obama Birthers Latch On To Forgery (0)
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- 03: One Trillion Dollars #6 (0)
- 01: One Trillion Dollars #5 (0)
- July 2009 (88)
- 30: Lonely Living–In A Tower (0)
- 30: Report: Ortiz, Ramirez tested positive in 2003 (0)
- 30: Palin’s Missed Opportunity (0)
- 30: One Trillion Dollars #4 (0)
- 30: (0)
- 30: One Trillion Dollars #3 (0)
- 29: "Birthers" Continue (0)
- 29: (0)
- 29: Study: Tanning beds as deadly as arsenic (0)
- 28: Light Pollution Cannot Fly (0)
- 28: One Trillion Dollars #2 (0)
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- 27: Texting Behind the Wheel (0)
- 27: One Trillion Dollars #1 (0)
- 27: One Trillion Dollars (0)
- 27: New Photo Please (0)
- 27: Obstructionism Continues (0)
- 24: 150 Dogs Found Dead In Freezers In Michigan Home (0)
- 24: Vampires & Health Care (0)
- 24: I don’t know which foreign banks got half of the trillion U.S dollars (0)
- 24: Let’s Face It–English is a Stupid Language (1)
- 24: fancy dinner (0)
- 24: New Rule: Not Everything in America Has to Make a Profit (0)
- 24: Bacon: Weaponized (0)
- 24: The Krugman Effect (0)
- 24: Gordon Liddy Struggles Embarrassingly To Defend "Birther" Conspiracy (1)
- 23: This is for you, Geithner. (0)
- 23: Double Cheeseburger Po-Boy (0)
- 22: Failed States Index 2009 (0)
- 21: RNC Playing Dirty (0)
- 21: Palin: #19 (0)
- 20: Former Miss California Lands Book Deal (0)
- 20: Bush Resurfaces (0)
- 20: Iran supreme leader warns opposition to back down (0)
- 19: thisiswhyyourefat: Deep Fried Captain Fluff Deep fried Marshmallow Fluff and Cinnamon Toast Crunch. (Submitted by Ben Chaprut) (0)
- 17: Spoiled Divorcees Who Need To Die (0)
- 17: Paul Krugman: Predicting the Future (0)
- 17: Illegal Love — Twice In One Week? (0)
- 17: Worst Products Ever Ayd’s Appetite Suppressant Candy — Eating more to help you eat less. And with candy no less. Wait a minute… it’s called Ayd’s? (0)
- 17: You can argue that such rescues are necessary if we’re to avoid a replay of the Great Depression. In fact, I agree. But the result is that the financial system’s liabilities are now backed by an implicit government guarantee. (0)
- 17: Leaders Who Miss George W. Bush (0)
- 17: thisiswhyyourefat: Bacon Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup (Submitted by It’s Claire via fuckyeahpeanutbutter) (0)
- 16: Leaders Who Miss George W. Bush (0)
- 16: Worst Products Ever (0)
- 16: Further Down the Path of Failure (0)
- 15: China Bans Electroshock Therapy for “Internet Addiction” (0)
- 15: Step It Up, Or Else (0)
- 15: Worst Products Ever (0)
- 15: Leaders Who Miss George W. Bush (0)
- 15: thisiswhyyourefat: The Tobias A grilled beef sandwich topped with fried pepperoni, salami, provolone cheese, fried onions, tomato and special sauce. (submitted by Tim) (0)
- 15: Palin: 18th Ethics Complaint (0)
- 15: Iran Blames Plane Crash on U.S. (0)
- 15: Another Couple’s Love, Ripped at the Seams (0)
- 14: Leading Constitutional and Military Law Expert Says Special Prosecutor Would Investigate Senior Bush Officials (0)
- 14: Dear Mr. President: You’re A Fraud (0)
- 14: Worst Products Ever (0)
- 14: Leaders Who Miss George W. Bush (0)
- 12: thisiswhyyourefat: Mork’s Dork From Ork A half pound duck and pork patty, cheddar cheese, seven pieces of maple bacon, sauteed onions and zillion island sauce on a kaiser roll. (via flickr) (0)
- 10: Leaders Who Miss George W. Bush (0)
- 10: Two gay men kicked out of restaurant for kissing (0)
- 09: Meat of the Future? (0)
- 09: thisiswhyyourefat: The DUI French fries covered with chili cheese, carne asada and pastrami. (submitted by Scott Smith via jimsburgers21) (0)
- 09: Why Are Southerners So Fat? (0)
- 09: Queen Latifah Never Met MJ (0)
- 08: California Stations Reject Political Cannabis Ad (0)
- 08: Jeb Bush–The GOP Think Tank (0)
- 08: Chinese Gov’t to Rioters: Please Die (0)
- 08: What the hell? The aid agency Oxfam, pictured here, as totally fucking lost their minds. Kinda funny though. (0)
- 07: Bacon Flavored Toothpicks (cannibalism on the front) (0)
- 07: What do the poor and coral reefs have in common? (0)
- 07: thisiswhyyourefat: The Luther Rory A one third pound of sirloin topped with two slices of white American cheese, four strips of bacon, peanut butter, between two Krispy Kreme donuts. (submitted by Donovan Meyers) (0)
- 06: No Public Option? (0)
- 06: TV kills! (0)
- 06: Freedom of What: Iran (0)
- 06: Seal Hunt: 90,000 Casualties Expected (0)
- 06: The White House Payroll (0)
- 06: New England Journal of Medicine Reports Mental Health Epidemic Among Republican Governors (0)
- 06: Chinese Protests: Violence in Xinjiang (photos) (0)
- 05: Self-Conscious Footballers (0)
- 05: Ten Ways Banks Take Your Money (0)
- 02: The State of the Climate—and of Climate Science (0)
- 02: Check out what Michael Scheuer says. He’s totally fucking lost his mind. Nothing new. I also thoroughly enjoyed Jon’s response. (0)
- 02: WashPost Op-Ed Calls For Bombing Iran (0)
- 02: thisiswhyyourefat: McSliders Mini double cheeseburgers with chicken McNuggets for buns. (submitted by CJ Colace) (0)
- 02: Free Range Pork–Mutilation Gone Wild (0)
- 02: The world’s largest cat (0)
- 01: Obesity Boomers (0)
- June 2009 (33)
- 30: Time Is A Factor (0)
- 30: thisiswhyyourefat: Magical Rainbow Tower Of Dreams Ten layers of multi-coloured chocolate chip sponge cake, each separated with a layer of icing. (submitted by Naomi Rose, Thomas Steer, David White) (0)
- 29: How a Loophole Benefits GE in Bank Rescue (0)
- 24: The Drudge Report— News reporting at its finest (Have they been learning from Fox?!) (0)
- 24: Butt Piracy (0)
- 22: thisiswhyyourefat: The Spanky Cristo A peanut butter, banana, honey and bacon sandwich on potato bread, dipped in egg batter then fried in bacon fat, topped with butter and blueberry syrup. (submitted by Uncle Spank) (0)
- 19: It is possible that if he somehow won a new election Mousavi might prove to be a reformer in the Mikhail Gorbachev mode, pushing the dilapidated system so hard that it breaks. More likely, however, he will move away from some of Ahmadinejad’s most obnoxious policies but not fundamentally change the nature of the regime. This betrayal would be the saddest cut of all for the brave Iranians who dream of freedom and are now risking their lives to put him in power. (0)
- 19: Ahmadinejad: Ahma-who? (0)
- 19: Overcoming the failures of others (0)
- 18: thisiswhyyourefat: Dorm Food Casserole Bottom to top: stuffing, ramen, ground beef, shredded cheese, mac and cheese, ramen, shredded cheese, garlic mashed potatoes, shredded cheese, bread crumbs, all topped with sliced onions and pound of bacon. (submitted by Ian Sitko) (0)
- 17: Respond to Iran With Silence (0)
- 17: Zicam: Now Offering Free Anosmia (0)
- 17: Losing Their Marbles: The Record Industry (0)
- 17: Palin Defenders Trash Letterman’s “Bastard” Child, “Slut” Wife (0)
- 17: thisiswhyyourefat: The Pizzurger A double Whopper with a slice of pizza between each burger patty. (submitted by Da Rizza) (0)
- 14: thisiswhyyourefat: Chicken Finger Bacon Pizza A pizza consisting of Thousand Island dressing as the sauce, topped with a family size bag of chicken fingers, a container of bacon bits all smothered in sliced mozzarella cheese. (submitted by Bill Pattison) (0)
- 12: Carrie Prejean: My Miss California Firing Was “A Set Up” Please STFU. Fail. (0)
- 12: thisiswhyyourefat: Pizza Burger With Bacon And Baked Beans (submitted by Lee Summers via flickr) (0)
- 10: NJ2, a data center located in Weehawken, N.J., houses the trading engines of several large financial exchanges. Clients keep their servers in secure cages Is this really necessary? Honestly Wall Street, you need to relax. Life isn’t only about making money. (0)
- 10: Cheers to one of the few, the proud… radarchive: suicideblonde: U.S. General Ray Odierno gives Stephen Colbert a haircut during The Colbert Report June 7th for U.S. military personnel at Al Faw Palace in Baghdad, Iraq. How adorable does he look with his shaved head? (0)
- 09: thisiswhyyourefat: Porky’s Revenge A pork schnitzel with ground pork crackle fried in butter topped with melted colby cheese and bacon bits. (submitted by Ryan Bahri) (0)
- 08: This fine citizen was driving ahead of me when I spotted their fabulously obnoxious oval sticker. It plainly reads— “0% Liberal”. Thanks for letting us know. Jackass. (0)
- 08: China Requires Censoring Software on New PCs (0)
- 08: Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" (0)
- 08: Military spending sets new record (0)
- 08: thisiswhyyourefat: Kentucky Nachos Potato chips covered in barbecued pulled pork, blue cheese, coleslaw, cheddar cheese and sauteed onions and peppers. (submitted by Lila Leatherman) (0)
- 04: fail (0)
- 04: thisiswhyyourefat: Bacon Cheese Muffin (0)
- 03: I think I like this one! thisiswhyyourefat: The Pizza Party A DiGiorno pizza on top of a Jack’s pizza topped with Totino’s pizza rolls. (submitted by schizocentral) (0)
- 02: Stephen Colbert, ‘arch conservative’ (0)
- 02: Recession Upside: Jerks Can No Longer Afford Beach Houses (0)
- 02: Seriously? thisiswhyyourefat: Double BBQ Burger Stack Burger with two patties, pulled pork, BBQ sauce, bacon, cheese and slaw. (submitted by Amy C. Evans via sizzlingpubs) (0)
- 01: thisiswhyyourefat: Carb Casserole A multi-layered casserole with layers of pizza, mole sauce, mexican fiesta cheese, mashed potatoes, egg noodles, cheese and Stove Top stuffing. (submitted by Jason Lam via mightysweet) (0)
- May 2009 (50)
- 29: Palin Reveals Colbert Persian Gulf Trip Location (0)
- 29: thisiswhyyourefat: Domino’s Three Cheese Mac-N-Cheese Pasta Bread Bowl (submitted by Kerri) (0)
- 27: Gay Divorce Still Legal in California (0)
- 27: thisiswhyyourefat: The Rusty Anchor Burger and fries covered in coney sauce, cheddar, onion and cheese sauce. (submitted by Nick Endle via burgerbargeinc) (0)
- 21: Memorial Day Weekend (0)
- 21: (0)
- 20: thisiswhyyourefat: Deep Fried Cheeseburger On-A-Stick (submitted by Cam) (0)
- 19: Taxpayer Theft: Taxpayers May Lose Out in TARP Paybacks (0)
- 18: Tumblr’s Tumblarity (0)
- 18: I don’t think our government should set caps on compensation (0)
- 18: Technology Regression (0)
- 18: EPA clears 42 of 48 new mountaintop removal mining permits (0)
- 18: Coal Supply: Vastly Overestimated? (0)
- 18: Runaway Gadget Energy (0)
- 18: Ousted GM CEO Still On Company’s Payroll (0)
- 17: GM & Chrysler: Dealerships Of The Past (0)
- 17: This Week in Unnecessary Censorship (0)
- 17: thisiswhyyourefat: Teesside Meat Feast Parmo Chicken topped with pepperoni and ham on french fries covered in cheese. (submitted by Andrew Sheridan via wikipedia) (0)
- 15: The Idiot Behind Sony Pictures (0)
- 15: When it comes to putting its rhetoric into action, the [current] administration has faltered. Its current budget is still overwhelmingly skewed in favor of the drug war approach — indeed, it allocates more to drug enforcement and less to prevention than even George Bush did. (0)
- 15: the pink hummer— fail (0)
- 15: Chrystia Freeland: “[M]aking Nancy Pelosi into the big culprit of waterboarding is to move the spotlight to the wrong place” (0)
- 15: The National Twinkie Defense (0)
- 15: The Ridiculous Headlines of Drudge Report (0)
- 14: No one wants to suffer a beat-down. No one wants to be humiliated or embarrassed. I was shocked at [host Jon Stewart’s] behavior. I wish he knew about my background, and I wish he knew about a lot of things that I had done, because I think he would’ve thanked me instead of attacked me…I think the attack on CNBC and the attacks on me were gravely misplaced. It was rather remarkable in that it was so clear that his goal was to just destroy me. One day he’ll answer for it. (0)
- 14: A little humor after a hard day’s work… (0)
- 13: No Limit on Credit-Card Interest Rates (0)
- 13: I’d ask if Rush Limbaugh has seen this but I remembered you have to have talent for this to be relevent. (0)
- 13: thisiswhyyourefat: Mitraillette Fried hamburger meat, steak or sausage topped with french fries and sauce in a demi-baguette. (submitted by Echolot) (0)
- 12: thisiswhyyourefat: Monte Cristo Deep fried ham, turkey american and swiss cheese sandwich with rasberry preserves and topped with powdered sugar. (submitted by Alex via bennigans) (0)
- 12: ‘I’m Glad I’m a Boy! I’m Glad I’m a Girl!‘ is a real book. The publication date appears to be 1970. Get your copy now! (0)
- 12: Miss California: "Satan was trying to tempt me" (0)
- 11: Going With Rush… (0)
- 11: Crimes Against Earth — Part II Seeding the Atmosphere with Clouds, One Vessel at a Time The Tracks visible in these clouds off the coasts of France and Spain form when small, airborne sulfate particles emitted by ships and airplanes act as a cloud condensation nuclei, or “seeds.” The accumulation of these seeds forms the thin streaks of clouds seen here. Clouds formed by these particles tend to be more reflective and carry more water than usual, but they don’t release much precipitation. In the aggregate, these clouds could have a big impact on the global climate. (0)
- 11: thisiswhyyourefat: Totchos Tater Tots covered in ground beef, jalapeño peppers, cheese, salsa and sour cream. (via flickr) (0)
- 10: Hydrogen Car Goes Down Like the Hindenburg: DoE Kills the Program (0)
- 09: This Week In Unnecessary Censorship (0)
- 08: Are AIG FP Employees Using Bailout Cash To Get Jobs Elsewhere? Looks Like It (0)
- 08: Crimes Against Earth — Part II Beijing: Gasping For Air Despite China’s heroic efforts to clean up the air for last year’s summer Olympics, Beijing remains buried under layers of pollution, the result of rapid industrialization. The Beijing Traffic Management Bureau recently announced a 12-month extension of its succesful traffic restriction program, which was implemented ahead of the games—along with tougher measures to curb emissions. A fifth of the city’s 3.6 million private vehicles and a third of the government vehicles stay off the streets. The city is barely perceptible in this SeaWiFS image, taken on November 20, 1999. (0)
- 07: Crimes Against Earth — Part II The Far East, The Nearly Choking Thanks to improved satellite sensors, scientists have begun to track pollution produced by East Asian forest fires, industrial waste, and urban exhaust. A study released last year estimated that an amount of pollution equivalent to 15 percent of emissions from the U.S. and Canada have traveled to North America from East Asia between 2002 and 2005. This image shows the pollution over Indonesia and the Indian Ocean in 1997. The white pixels represent the aerosols (smoke) leftover from the fires, while the green, yellow, and red pixels represent rising amounts of tropospheric ozone (smog). (0)
- 07: The Five Worst Government Responses to Swine Flu (0)
- 07: Hannity attacks Obama for ordering a “fancy” cheeseburger with Dijon mustard. Good work FOXNEWS. (0)
- 06: Fox News Caught Repeatedly Cropping, Manipulating Video (0)
- 06: Bristol Palin Pitches Abstinence On "Good Morning America," Levi Johnston Calls It "Not Realistic" (0)
- 06: thisiswhyyourefat: In-N-Out Animal Style French Fries French fried covered in american cheese, sauteed onions, and thousand island dressing. (via flickr) On a side note, this is also why I personally fail—I LOVE IN N OUT! (0)
- 05: Rep. Michele Bachmann is on a roll. Less than a week after suggesting a link between the swine flu outbreak and Democratic control of the U.S. government, the Minnesota Republican penetrated a heretofore unseen zone of weirdness and accused the Obama administration of premature fiscal ejaculation. (0)
- 03: thisiswhyyourefat: Cafeteria Surprise French fries covered with cheddar cheese, sour cream, ground beef, guacamole and Doritos. (via julien) (0)
- 02: Miss California’s Breast Implants Funded By Pageant: CONFIRMED (0)
- 02: Ann Coulter compares waterboarding to hazing, punishment for small children (0)
- 01: thisiswhyyourefat: Junkyard Dog Two diced hot dogs covered with peppers, onions, cheese, and topped with two pieces of bacon. (submitted by Jacob Jones) (0)
- April 2009 (111)
- 30: radarchive: letseatstrawpasta: OBAMA FACE PALM :D (0)
- 30: Send us your favorites! (0)
- 30: Clean Energy’s Dirty Little Secret (0)
- 30: The reigning Miss California has gone to Washington to help launch a campaign opposing same-sex marriage. (0)
- 30: glamourkillsmiki: Swine flu fashion. (0)
- 30: mental health break Pandas don’t know how to use slides (0)
- 30: Obama is like every other liberal to walk down the path—he lies! (0)
- 30: thisiswhyyourefat: Bacon And Cheese Chicken Chicken breasts in teriyaki sauce, ranch dressing, cheddar cheese and topped with bacon. (submitted by randomsparkles via kevinandamanda) (0)
- 30: Rush Today (0)
- 29: Meat: Eco-friendly? (0)
- 29: Torture Tape Implicates United Arab Emirates Royal Sheikh [explicit] (0)
- 29: The World’s Largest Dump: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch (0)
- 29: (0)
- 29: The Hills: Swine Flu Beach (0)
- 29: Celebrex’s New Ad — Guaranteed Death? “Any prescription NSAID, including Celebrex, may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death… All NSAIDs, including Celebrex, also increase the chance of serious skin reactions or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death.” Is this serious? Are they serious? Honestly, we need to think about how much freedom we give these pharmaceuticals. (0)
- 29: Colossal Construction — Ski Dubai Ski Dubai is claimed to be one of the largest indoor ski resorts in the world, with 22,500-square meters of indoor ski area. To keep the facility cool enough for snow, it requires two systems: a 10-megawatt cooling system, and an ammonia-based cooling system (ammonia-cooled anti-freeze). Why the hell do we need to use incredibly strong chemicals to power entertainment facilities? FAIL (0)
- 29: thisiswhyyourefat: Francesinha Steak or roast sandwich with wet-cured ham, linguica, and sausage covered with cheese in a hot thick tomato and beer sauce. (submitted by Patresi via wikipedia) (0)
- 28: thisiswhyyourefat: Potachos Thick potato chips covered with chedder, bacon, tomatoes, onions, ketchup, chives and sour cream. (submitted by Hannah via stuffyerface) (0)
- 27: thisiswhyyourefat: The Bacone A bacon cone filled with scrambled eggs and country gravy topped with a biscuit. (via flickr) (0)
- 27: radarchive: danhacker: Why yes, I would love a Star Trek USB wristband. (0)
- 26: interesting…. (0)
- 25: radarchive: szymon: brilliant Lowe’s adv (0)
- 24: This Is Why Hannity Fails (0)
- 24: Top 5 Worst Foods Ever Produced (0)
- 24: thisiswhyyourefat: The Bulldog A hot dog wrapped in american cheese and an eggroll wrapper then deep fried. Served with a thousand island and teriyaki dipping sauce. (submitted by Theo) (0)
- 24: call the police (0)
- 24: A break from today’s depressing news from the middle east… radarchive: hunsonisgroovy: (RED) (via &who;) (0)
- 23: More Fox figures pick up tenuous claim that harsh interrogations thwarted L.A. plot (0)
- 22: Rush Limbaugh—a man about as far from an environmentalist hero as could possibly be imagined—nonetheless set out to celebrate Earth Day on his radio show today. Of course, he did so by extolling the virtues of coal, plastic bags, and overconsumption. I don’t mean to be rude, and pardon my french—but what a fucking douche bag. (0)
- 22: Only when the tide goes out do you find out who is not wearing a bathing suit. (0)
- 22: Hitler’s Best Seller (0)
- 22: radarchive: documentary: The Future Of Food offers an in-depth investigation into the disturbing truth behind engineered foods that have quietly filled U.S. grocery store shelves for the past decade. After watching, I found this documentary to not only be a disturbing look at genetically modified food, but also of patent law when it comes to patenting living things. The Future of Food does a great job of touching on the major points that seriously need to be debated, considered, and brought to our awareness when it comes to genetically modifying food. (0)
- 22: thisiswhyyourefat: Hot Dog And French Fry Pizza (submitted by Adam Kuban via slice) (0)
- 22: Crimes Against Earth Bushmeat: A Global Problem Animals from primates to snakes are valuable commodities in the thriving, albeit illegal, worldwide trade of bushmeat, defined as wildlife killed either by commercial or subsistence hunters. With one million tons of bushmeat taken from African forests every year, the already endangered gorilla population—a primary victim of the trade—is in dire straits. This photo shows a gorilla family in southeast Cameroon (minus the alpha male silverback, who managed to get away) that had bee slaughtered in their nests by a bushmeat hunter early one morning. (0)
- 22: Freddie Mac Executive Found Dead (0)
- 22: radarchive: (via rachell) (0)
- 21: The rising number of fat people was yesterday blamed for global warming. Scientists warned that the increase in big-eaters means more food production — a major cause of CO2 gas emissions warming the planet. Overweight people are also more likely to drive, adding to environmental damage. (0)
- 21: This is a definite must watch. Playboy.com journalist Mike Guy underwent waterboarding by a trained member of the U.S. military in the site’s new Lab Rat feature. See why I believe waterboarding is, in fact, torture. (0)
- 21: Kudlow complains about Obama and Chavez’s “Boyz N The Hood handshake” (0)
- 20: Roundup Ready crop (0)
- 20: US Water Contaminated By Pharmaceutical Companies, Hospitals, Consumers (0)
- 20: Crimes Against Earth Second Largest Oil Spill Ever The Ixtoc I exploratory well suffered a blowout on June 3, 1979, in Mexico’s Bay of Campeche, 600 miles south of Texas. The well was not brought under control until the next year, by which time 140 million gallons had spilled into the bay. The only larger spill occurred during the 1991 Gulf War, when Iraq dumped—deliberately—up to 462 million gallons of oil into the Persian Gulf. (0)
- 20: I don’t think the modern Republican Party, which relies heavily on the foundational force of Christian conservatism, can shift its position on gay rights without severe penalties. (0)
- 19: Heart attack waiting to happen— Bacon and cheese stuffed pizza burger (0)
- 19: Boehner Cites Cow Farts To Downplay Global Warming (VIDEO) (0)
- 19: radarchive: kaytee: Facebook, I do not even understand you anymore. (0)
- 18: thisiswhyyourefat: Chicken Fried Steak Omelet Egg omelet filled with hash browns, shredded cheddar cheese, chunks of chicken-fried steak, and smothered in sausage gravy. (submitted by Lindsey) (0)
- 18: What really disturbs me about all of this is that most Americans still don’t think torture is a big deal. I’d like to see some exploration into how to bring this torture argument directly to the public. If we’re wondering why Obama isn’t willing to press forward, I think it’s fair to wonder why the people aren’t pressing him. (0)
- 17: Time out from depression (0)
- 17: Crimes Against Earth Palm Oil = Deforestation = Greenhouse Gas Indonesia is home to the world’s third largest tropical forest, but not for long if we continue down this path. Though often illegal, the forests are cut down both for a booming pulp and paper industry as well as to clear land for palm oil plantations, which supply diverse industries from biofuel to soap to cosmetics. Because of the deforestation, Indonesia is also the world’s third largest greenhouse gas contributor, behind only the U.S. and China; after the forest is cut down, the carbon normally sequestered in the peatland soil is no longer shielded from being released into the atmosphere. It’s a long way to the top, but Indonesia is on the fast track—to the wrong “top” of the pile. (0)
- 17: The biggest positive news in recent days has come from banks, which have been announcing surprisingly good earnings. But some of those earnings reports look a little … funny… Goldman Sachs announced a huge jump in profits from fourth-quarter 2008 to first-quarter 2009. But as analysts quickly noticed, Goldman changed its definition of “quarter” (in response to a change in its legal status), so that — I kid you not — the month of December, which happened to be a bad one for the bank, disappeared from this comparison. (0)
- 17: (0)
- 17: Anxious Republican (0)
- 17: Is It Really Illegal To Put Boogers in a Sandwich? (0)
- 17: (0)
- 16: What Can Terry McAuliffe’s Money Buy? (0)
- 16: Crimes Against Earth Nile Perch in Lake Victoria: Introduced Devastation of an Ecosystem The Nile Perch is illegal to possess or sell in some parts of the world, and is thought to have caused the extinction or endangering of hundreds of native species. This species—one of the 100 most invasive species in the world—was introduced to East Africa’s Lake Victoria in the 1950s and has wreaked environmental havoc ever since. After the fish eliminated much of the algae-eating population, the lake become choked with algae. The Perch has also increased local demand for firewood because their higher fat content drives people to smoke them rather than dry them. Adult perch can grow to weigh more than 440 pounds, and are fierce predators that feed on insects, crustaceans, and other fish—even its own kind. (0)
- 16: thisiswhyyourefat: Choco Taco Vanilla ice cream in a chocolate-coated crepe taco shell topped with peanuts. (via seriouseats) (0)
- 15: Given all that is on his plate, you cannot blame President Obama for looking for a middle ground — not wanting to abandon progressives and women in Afghanistan and Pakistan, but not wanting to get in too deeply. But history teaches that the middle ground can be a perilous place. Think of Iraq before the surge — not enough to win or lose, but just enough to be stuck. (0)
- 15: (0)
- 15: More Tea Party Shots (0)
- 15: And so it begins… damn loonies. (0)
- 15: Eyes in the Sky Show That Air Pollution Is Way Worse Than We Thought (0)
- 15: thisiswhyyourefat: The Slayer A pile of fries topped with a burger, chili, cherry peppers, andouille, onions smothered in jack cheese. (submitted by Marty via kumas-corner) (0)
- 15: Crimes Against Earth Decapitated Mountains Mountaintop removal is just what it sounds like: Explosives are used to blast away the tops of mountains to get at the coal reserves that power companies want for producing energy. The mountain is first deforested (since no vegetation will survive anyway), the topsoil removed, and the “overburden” is dumped into neighboring valleys, damaging nearby steams and rivers. Practiced mostly in the Appalachian Mountains, where at least one million acres have been devastated to date, mountaintop removal is controversial because of its often irreversible effects on the environment. (0)
- 14: BBB: YouTube acting as a vector for Ponzi schemes (0)
- 14: 2009 Masters Boob Grab on 15 (0)
- 14: radarchive: sugarweregoingdown: King’s Cross Station :) (0)
- 14: Definitely Roddick— Who the fuck cares? HuffPost honestly posts some of the most trivial, pointless bullshit sometimes. FAIL. (0)
- 14: You Know You’re Fucked When…. (0)
- 14: Money— All the U.S. coins and bills in general circulation today have a total worth of about $829 billion. Two-thirds of that cash is held overseas. Filthy lucre: In a study last year, researchers found more cocaine residue on U.S. bills than on any other currency. Also found on money: staphylococcus bacteria and fecal matter. (0)
- 14: California Wants to Draw Energy From the World’s First Orbiting Solar Farm (0)
- 14: Crimes Against Earth Pollution and Power Lines in Northern China In recent years, China’s economy has boomed; so has its pollution problem, leaving no aspect of the country’s environment unaffected. Solid waste often lacks proper disposal, waterways have been polluted, and the air quality has plummeted, largely due to the coal-fired power plants that serve as the country’s primary source of energy. Environmental degradation has gotten so bad that the Chinese government, which doesn’t easily take—or allow—criticism, has admitted that birth defects in the country have increased as a direct result of it, particularly in coal-producing regions, such as the north, where the photo above was taken. It’s a shame that thousands of children with birth defects must be born for China to even think about change, let alone confirm this atrocity. (0)
- 14: thisiswhyyourefat: Bacon Cinnamon Roll (0)
- 13: Does greed make you a bad person? (0)
- 13: American Banks– Your Common Thief (0)
- 13: David Buckner Faints, Passes Out Live On "Glenn Beck" (0)
- 13: Help, My Degree Is Underwater (0)
- 13: Crimes Against Earth The Ever-Lasting Indian Chemical Spill More than 40 tons of methyl isocyanate spilled from a Union Carbide-owned pesticide factory in Bhopal, India, in 1984, killing more than 20,000 people in the world’s worst chemical disaster. After the spill, these skulls were researched at the nearby Hamidia Hospital, presumably for the specific effects the gas had on the brain. The chemical injured not only the people who inhaled it, but also nearby animals (at least 2,000 of them) and trees, whose leaves went yellow and fell off within days. Twenty five years later, with people still claiming injury from the disaster and little corrective action having been taken, the government of India has called for a study into the long-term effects of the spill. (0)
- 12: thisiswhyyourefat: Deep Fried Cadbury Creme Egg (0)
- 10: Crimes Against Earth The New Face of Tennesee (smothered with sludge) More than 1 billion gallons of toxic sludge was released into a Tennessee community when a dam collapsed last December, causing a massive coal-ash spill at the Kingston Fossil Plant, a coal-burning power plant owned by the Tennessee Valley Authority. Coal ash is known to contain dangerous elements including arsenic, lead, and selenium, yet the TVA refused at first to issue any health warnings about contamination from the spill. The agency (who admitted prior leak problems weeks later) also refused intially to declare as uninhabitable the houses in the area (like the one in the photo) that were physically relocated by all the sludge. Amazing, isn’t it? (0)
- 10: Glenn Beck imitates Obama pouring gasoline on “average American”; says: “President Obama, why don’t you just set us on fire? … We didn’t vote to lose the Republic” Via Media Matters (0)
- 10: radarchive: szymon: It’s connected to the internet & monitors news and search results for “paris hilton” and “paris france”. Result in real-time. By Tim Schwartz (0)
- 10: radarchive: pixeled: Get Outside (via Matt Schwarz) (0)
- 09: ASU Stiffs Obama, Claims Too Inexperienced For Honorary Degree (0)
- 09: Obama’s Bow (0)
- 09: Crimes Against Earth An Early Start on Environmental Devastation: The American Bison A product of U.S. Army-sanctioned mass slaughter of American bison in the 1800s, these bison skulls are waiting to be ground for fertilizer, most likely in the American midwest. The slaughter was so “effective” that the population of bison in the U.S. is estimated to have dropped from around 60 million in 1800 to as few as 750 in 1890. (0)
- 08: Crimes Against Earth (0)
- 08: What Viagra? (0)
- 08: Any argument that sees Al Gore and George Will as two sides of the same problem isn’t serious. And taking advice from a guy who worked for George Bush on how to proceed on climate change will always be laughable. (0)
- 08: Tea Parties (0)
- 08: The Ridiculous Headlines of Drudge Report (0)
- 08: RE: Iraqis (0)
- 08: Limbaugh interrupted (on issue of torture) (0)
- 08: 5 years of BETA (0)
- 08: Iraqis: Heroic or Hateful? (0)
- 08: Gun Permits (0)
- 07: 57 lives in one month (0)
- 07: What Else Are We Wrong About? (0)
- 06: thisiswhyyourefat: Breakfast Cake Two layers of egg, sausage, bacon, cheese quiche with country gravy in between, topped with gravy icing garnished with bacon bits. (0)
- 06: (0)
- 05: Is this really how the Japanese attempt to protest? Hilarious! (0)
- 05: Obesity— The root of the problem? Depending on gender and how active they are, adults should eat 2,000 to 3,000 calories per day. U.S. agriculture now produces 3,900 calories of food per inhabitant per day. Sixty-six percent of Americans are overweight or obese, with the national obesity rate doubling between 1976 and 1999. (0)
- 05: Garbage— Landfills are actually the No. 1 human-generated source of methane, belching 7 million tons into the atmosphere each year. Americans receive roughly 100 billion pieces of junk mail each year. Each year, consumers in the United States spread 300 million pounds of chemical insecticides, including compounds that the EPA says may impair the nervous system, disrupt hormones in the body, or cause cancer. (Yet people worry about MSG in Chinese food.) In 2002 marine researcher Charles Moore surveyed 500 square miles of the North Pacific and found 10 pounds of floating plastic for every pound of living plankton in the water. This is why we fail. (0)
- 05: Homosexuality— Homosexual behavior is found in at least 1,500 species of mammal, fish, reptile, bird, and even invertebrate. I think it’s safe to say, it’s biological. (Unless we see a group of these deer in ass-less chaps.) What do you think? (0)
- 05: Television— By the age of 14, the average American child has seen 11,000 murders on TV. A survey of 20 countries revealed that CSI: Miami is the most popular show on the planet. (0)
- 04: The Ridiculous Headlines of Drudge Report (0)
- 04: Gays killed in Baghdad as clerics urge clampdown (0)
- 03: Fox News falsely claimed Obama budget "4x bigger than Bush’s costliest plan" (0)
- 03: Bush’s [Lack of] Foreign Policy (0)
- 02: Back in the early stages of the financial crisis, wags joked that our trade with China had turned out to be fair and balanced after all: They sold us poison toys and tainted seafood; we sold them fraudulent securities. (0)
- March 2009 (40)
- 31: Ticket vendors who steal our money (0)
- 31: Media promote claims of global cooling despite overwhelming consensus to the contrary (0)
- 31: Vince Shlomi, best known as television’s ShamWow! guy, was arrested in Miami last month. For beating up a prostitute. Who allegedly tried to bite his tongue out. Did you know that? Now you do. (0)
- 30: …If he fails, America is saved. Barack Obama’s policies and their failure is the only hope we’ve got to maintain the America of our founding. (0)
- 30: RE: RECENT DEBATE: THE MARIJUANA ISSUE (0)
- 30: Rick Wagoner will leave his post as CEO of bailed-out General Motors with a $20 million retirement package, the company’s financial filings show. My question is—why? Is he never able to work again? He has absolutely no means of making money in the future? Or maybe he did such a good job they wanted to give him a parting gift—wait, that’s probably not it. My guess is he won’t be able to get a job because of the recession were in. Maybe he should have thought about that before allowing himself to be ousted by the government. What a jackass. (0)
- 30: Indeed, these days America is looking like the Bernie Madoff of economies: for many years it was held in respect, even awe, but it turns out to have been a fraud all along …. it’s a fact that the crisis has cost America much of its credibility, and with it much of its ability to lead. And that’s a very bad thing. (0)
- 30: November in Minnesota (0)
- 29: Krugman: Geithner’s Plan Is To “Rearrange The Deck Chairs And Hope That Keeps Us From Hitting The Iceberg” (0)
- 29: I’m done reaching out to Obama. (0)
- 28: The effects of white phosphorous on human flesh (0)
- 28: America: The Empire (0)
- 28: Counterinsurgenterrorism (0)
- 28: This Is Why We Succeed Hopefully everyone is participating in Earth Hour. (0)
- 28: Recent Debate: The Marijuana Issue (0)
- 28: No caption necessary (0)
- 28: Police identify 200 children as potential terrorists (0)
- 27: Vatican ‘to call for boycott’ of Tom Hanks film Angels & Demons (0)
- 27: Bachmann and Hannity (0)
- 27: the face of the enemy (0)
- 27: The truth is that President Obama, by virtue of his votes as a member of the Illinois Senate and as a member of the United States Senate, is perhaps the most anti-life — well, there’s no question — he is the most anti-life president we have had in American history. This is a man who three times voted for infanticide in Illinois. He tried to excuse it any number of ways, but this is a man who voted three times that if a baby survives an abortion, it may still be killed because of the mother’s original intent to abort it. If the abortion is botched, the doctor can go ahead and complete the job outside the womb. He voted for it three times. That’s — I mean, that, to me — I don’t know what — care what your position on abortion is, but now we’re not talking about abortion, not when the child has been born outside the womb and is alive. And Obama voted three times to support the notion of infanticide. (0)
- 27: Bachmann Blasts Obama’s "Economic Marxism," Calls For "Orderly Revolution" To Save Freedom (0)
- 27: Businessman Ordered Money Funneled To Norm Coleman (0)
- 27: “America must stop bragging that it’s the greatest country on earth, and start acting like it.” Bill Maher makes my job easier. (0)
- 27: Minnesota’s U.S. Senate race set a record for delay on Wednesday, March 25. No election for statewide office in Minnesota has dragged on so long after the autumn vote without a winner being seated. (0)
- 27: Celebrity Twitters (0)
- 27: 14,000 new fossil fuel autos his the road each day in China. (0)
- 27: $56,800/hour: Cost to run Air Force One. (0)
- 27: 3,057 known substances contain chemical Hydrocarbons. (0)
- 27: 30 to 75 million American bison once roamed North America (0)
- 27: Mercury has been found in nearly 50 percent of all commercial high fructose corn syrup. (0)
- 26: CIA predator drones killed at least 15 in Pakistan, including women & children, on a single day in early 2009. (0)
- 26: Suburbia: The greatest misallocation of resources in the history of the world. (0)
- 26: A new survey of U.S. adults who don’t go to church, even on holidays, finds 72% say “God, a higher or supreme being, actually exists.” But just as many (72%) also say the church is “full of hypocrites. (0)
- 26: The standard of living has increased in places where there are basic free markets. Where there aren’t, of course the standard of living has declined, such as Zimbabwe… now run by Robert Ogabe. Ah — it’s Mugabe. I was confusing him with a well-known Kenyan named Barack Ogabe. This is Robert Mugabe. (0)
- 26: Cheers, The Drudge Report (0)
- 26: Thank you CNN—for acting totally surprised. (0)
- 26: The Continued Coverage of Octuplets’ Mom (0)
- 26: Brazil president blames white people for crisis (0)
- 26: Is this serious? If it’s not her, I don’t see why anyone even cares. (0)
