Looks like some lady has a really intelligent dog. So intelligent, it has its own law degree.

Actually, Skeeter is a helper dog for an injured woman named Amy Jones, and when Jones received her law degree, the dog received a one as well.

As Jones got her juris doctor degree on Saturday, Skeeter received an honorary law degree.

"Amy has busted through brick walls, and Skeeter has been faithfully by her side every step of the way," law school Dean Brad Toben said. "Skeeter has become a part of our community and part of our family here at the law school."

Jones has used a wheelchair since a 2002 skiing accident left her a quadriplegic. Two years after the accident, she was paired with Skeeter, a black Labrador retriever.

Born and raised in Alaska, Jones had attended California State University at Chico. After months of rehabilitation and with Skeeter's help, Jones returned to school and received her undergraduate degree in construction management in 2005.

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On this day in 1775, the United States Marine Corps was founded in a Philadelphia tavern.  If you know a Marine, today would be a good day to give them a hearty "Semper Fi."  Hugs...well, those should probably be given on a case-by-case basis.

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It seems Nicole Kidman wants to play a post-op tranny and get it on with Charlize Theron in a movie.

The Australian actress will star in and produce "The Danish Girl," based on the true story of Danish artists Einar and Greta Wegener. Their marriage took a sharp left turn after Einar (Kidman) stood in for a female model that Greta (Theron) was set to paint.

When their portraits become wildly popular in 1920s Copenhagen, Greta encouraged her husband to adopt the female guise. What began as a harmless game led Einer to a metamorphosis and landmark 1931 operation that shocked the world and threatened their love.

And helped the Thai tourism industry to this day.

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He makes things like Elisha Cuthbert.  Since alex did one for the ladies—and some of the guys, I guess, NTTAWWT—I thought I'd provide some balance for us guys (and, perhaps, alex, too), below the fold...


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He makes things like Hugh Jackman. (reason for my current reaffirmation of faith below) more...

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The Jackboots of Justice!

And those I could actually walk in.

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Courtesy These Guys.

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I know all seems dark and lost now. But I have hope. Why? Because the genius of America brings us things like Baconnaise. That's right, bacon flavored mayo.

A country with Bacontrepreneurs (their term) can withstand even the Fresh Prez of Bill Ayers.

God Bless America. *wipes away a tear*

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Saw this on the Moron-in-Chief's sidebar.  Awesomeness,

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My 14-year-old nephew recommended this to me.

I can't find it via youtube, and am unfamiliar with any other formats that would upload something like this, so just click the link.

Personally, I have always figured that if you want to go hard, heavy, and dark, Slayer is the ticket. But, that's just me.

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