September 26, 2009
I can't help but wonder...
...if
this guy had participated in an ad for the other side, would there be any "outrage" or even "controversy"?
Just kidding. There's no reason to wonder about it at all. Nobody (well, nobody who
matters, anyway) would have said a thing.
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Boston College Professor's Appearance in Pro-Gay Marriage Ad Sparks OutrageTalk about the headline and the article saying two completely different things. It took me a solid minute of reading and rereading to figure out that he is in fact
against same-sex marriage. If he was in a pro-SSM ad, he probably would have gotten an award for 'courage'.
Posted by: Jeff M at September 26, 2009 09:07 PM (8P3+x)
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Good catch, Jeff. I didn't notice that.
Posted by: Sean M. at September 26, 2009 09:09 PM (rLWHv)
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Yeah, I read the headline several times wondering what the problem was. He was campaigning for pro gay marriage, and there is nobody in the university lifestyle that would have a problem with that. It's not until you get to the article itself that you find out he was against gay marriage. But also note, it wasn't because he was a biggotted anti gay republican. It was against it because of the LEGAL issues it entails. Like sueing a minister who will not perform said gay marriage. Totally wierd.
Posted by: TimothyJ at September 28, 2009 02:35 PM (IKKIf)
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Russian arms manufacturers MiG and Izhevsk both looking at bankruptcy
MiG is looking to
restructure and merge with several other Russian aircraft manufacturers in reorganization, MiG is of course famous for their fighter jets.
Ishevsk or Izhmash is also looking at bankruptcy, one of their main suppliers is owed over $13 million US. Ishevsk is the manufacturer of most of Russia's small arms, most famously the Kalashnikov series of rifles, and is one of the largest weapons manufacturers in the world. Their largest problem is that the AK is easy to produce and manufacture, so they have all these former Soviet Bloc nations and Soviet-allied Third World states producing them at a much lower cost then they are, and the AK was never patented, so they usually aren't seeing royalties on it either.
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plus the fact that most of those replica-producers don't recognize patents...
*cough* China *cough*
Posted by: Frank G at September 26, 2009 04:45 PM (I+To0)
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September 23, 2009
Time To Abolish Idiotic Cold Medicine Restrictions
Turns out (SURPRISE!) the drug addicts went and figured out a better way to make meth that doesn't require as much psuedophedrine or an
elaborate manufacturing process.
But now drug users are making their own meth in small batches using
a faster, cheaper and much simpler method with ingredients that can be
carried in a knapsack and mixed on the run. The "shake-and-bake"
approach has become popular because it requires a relatively small
number of pills of the decongestant pseudoephedrine — an amount easily
obtained under even the toughest anti-meth laws that have been adopted
across the nation to restrict large purchases of some cold medication.
"Somebody somewhere said 'Wait this requires a lot less
pseudoephedrine, and I can fly under the radar,'" said Mark Woodward,
spokesman for the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Control.
An Associated Press review of lab seizures and interviews with state
and federal law enforcement agents found that the new method is rapidly
spreading across the nation's midsection and is contributing to a spike
in the number of meth cases after years of declining arrests.
So, the restriction that inconveniences everyone (full disclosure, I have a cold right now) is now totally ineffective. Of course, they're probably not going to remove the restriction, probably just ban it outright because what's the first rule of Government Regulations?
We NEVER roll back Government Regulations.
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I also am suffering from a cold right now and could use some crystal meth. It'll cure what ails ya'.
Posted by: Chuck D at September 23, 2009 10:11 AM (ckQml)
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Yeah, and when both the Missus and I get a cold, going to Walgreens to pick up some of the "good stuff" is worse than going through a background check to get a clearance.
*Throws burning lava at meth-heads for making my life more difficult*
Posted by: eddiebear at September 23, 2009 10:49 AM (wnU1W)
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On the other hand, it is a wonderful example of the free market pursuing efficiencies that no government controlled market can match.
Shortage of a commodity? Find a way to do without that commodity!
It's almost like there is an invisible hand at work...
Posted by: XBradTC at September 23, 2009 12:34 PM (NimeM)
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Battery Energy Drink?
I often find it amazing which markets various companies choose to enter. Case in point:
Duracell Energy Drink:Yes, Duracell has an energy drink—with a masterful coppertop can design—that's actually been out in the Czech market since 2008.
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That's a darn good idea, they're known for energy, right?
Which makes me think of the worst name-change ever.
Brinks Home Security is now Broadview security( or something like that, I don't feel like looking for it).
That's right, they're a security company and they own the name of a company that's been synonymous with "security" for a hundred fifty years and they've changed it.
Probably the same geniuses who came up with Sy-Fy.
Posted by: Veeshir at September 23, 2009 11:52 AM (zXUuJ)
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September 22, 2009
Hell freezes over
Sweet, fancy Moses,
I (sort of) find myself in agreement with Bill Clinton:
"I believe that some of the right-wing extremists which oppose President Obama are also racially prejudiced and would prefer not to have an African-American president," Clinton told CNN's Larry King in a wide-ranging interview aired Monday evening. "But I don't believe that all the people who oppose him on health care -- and all the conservatives -- are racists. And I believe if he were white, every single person who opposes him now, would be opposing him then."
The "sort of" qualification comes from the implication that "right-wing extremists"—whether racist or not—are behind the opposition to ObamaCare, not to mention Porkulus and several of Obama's other economic policies. There are plenty of moderates and independents who are opposed to those policies, as polling data has suggested consistently over the past few months.
Are there some peckerwoods who oppose anything Obama does because of his race? Unfortunately, yeah, there are. But they're a small and diminishing minority in this country. My evidence for this idea?
President Obama.
I'd also like to thank Clinton for, essentially, kicking Jimmah Carter right in his metaphorical balls.
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I think he's correct on a very important point.
The people that disagree with him on health care would disagree with him if he was white for whatever reason. The reason they disagree doesn't matter.
The correct response from people pushing the plan is to convince them. Of course, the left doesn't ever attempt to convince anyone because they think their opponents are evil, not wrong.
Posted by: Moron Pundit at September 22, 2009 08:39 AM (GC5S2)
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The people that disagree with him on health care would disagree with him if he was white for whatever reason.They certainly disagree last time, when Hillary was pitching it.
Posted by: geoff at September 22, 2009 11:38 AM (VMQrg)
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MP - not just evil - too stupid to be taught as well. Can we say 'Condescension'?
Posted by: bandit at September 22, 2009 12:16 PM (/R+6i)
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They certainly disagree last time, when Hillary was pitching it.
@geoff,
THOSE people were
sexists. (Didn't you get the memo?)
Posted by: Old Grouch at September 23, 2009 10:32 AM (7qwzl)
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Wait, did you just call Hillary sexy?
Posted by: Veeshir at September 23, 2009 11:04 AM (ThMnZ)
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September 18, 2009
BREAKING: Zazi Admits Al Queda Ties
Looks like this
was for really real:ABC
News is reporting that Najibullah Zazi has admitted to having had
explosives training and may be in negotiations for a plea deal.
Multiple sources say Zazi has had explosives training. Zazi is being
questioned by agents for a third day and now it's being reported that
his father has also been asked to come in and answer questios[sic].
Now if only we had a flaming skull.
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Preferably a flaming skull with an Osama bin Laden beard.
That would be almost as good as Blago skull.
Which I still haven't seen.
I'm all depressed about that.
Posted by: Veeshir at September 18, 2009 03:44 PM (Oipsx)
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Don't hate on me, but if something Obama did (even if it was getting out of the way of the adults) helped this, then I tip my cap.
Posted by: eddiebear at September 18, 2009 03:45 PM (wnU1W)
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I would say it's not definite yet.
When the FBI tells us this has no relationship to terrorism, then we'll know the guy is affiliated with al Quaeda.
Posted by: Veeshir at September 18, 2009 03:51 PM (Oipsx)
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Radio is also saying that they've brought his father in for questioning.
And I still question the timing.
Posted by: Alice H at September 18, 2009 04:28 PM (qJHYy)
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Adios, motherfucker! The question now is will the bastard rot in prison or will we release him in five years like Europe does now?
Posted by: doubleplusundead at September 18, 2009 05:46 PM (Ouvpv)
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The question now is will the bastard rot in prison or will we release him in five years like Europe does now?
With Big-O in office, is that really the question now? I think the question now is, will it really take a whole five years for us to release him?
Posted by: Ember at September 18, 2009 06:28 PM (LdRAG)
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September 11, 2009
Photos from the Flight 93 memorial service
Our very own Alice H is at the memorial service in Shanksville, PA, I talked to her yesterday, and she'll have lots of photos to post, she sent a few to me with her cell, I haven't had time to resize anything, but they are something we want to share, so I'm going to link to our pics here. Alice will have higher resolution pictures to post later in the day.
Pic 1Pic 2Pic 3Pic 4Pic 5Pic 6Pic 7Pic 8
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Fuck the jihadis with a pork rubbed plunger
Posted by: eddiebear at September 11, 2009 08:28 AM (wnU1W)
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I actually thought about driving out to Shanksville today. (about a 2.5 hour drive according to googlemaps) I've never been to any 9/11 memorial. Wish I had now, knowing I'd get to meet a fellow moron.
Posted by: JoeCollins at September 11, 2009 10:24 AM (jtJig)
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"I just got married and was waking up to get off to college while finishing my last year in journalism. My wife called and said "turn on the television". I did, and the second plane had not hit yet. When I got to college, as I walked up to the television studio in the Basket Ball Arena my professor walked out, and with the sun reflecting off the domed arena a shadow threw his hands up and hollered, “Go home and turn on the television…This is your Pearl Harbor” That is why I built this site. Joe Burns was his name."
I found this on http://pledgeamerica.org/blog/ pretty cool opinions there...
Cullen
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