Kristin of Not So Fast points us to Dave Barry’s 2003 Year In Review which is, I am not making this up, freaking hilarious. Excerpts: February: United States coalition-building efforts are dealt a severe blow when France announces that it will not participate in the impending Iraq invasion, a decision that, in the words of Defense Secretary [...]
….Saddam, Bush, and Kim Jung Il all had AOL Instant Messnger? It’d go something like this. Enjoy. Read the archives.
Well, not that this comes as a surprise to any of you, but I’m back in Tuscaloosa now. The barrage of political posts was the fault of Talk Radio between Chicago and Nashville. I sincerely doubt the political posts will become any less frequent as the election approaches. No worries, though, someone’s got to show [...]
The New York Post is reporting that Baghdad now has a lower per capita murder rate than New York, Chicago, LA, and Washington DC. The newest numbers, released by the Army’s 1st Infantry Division, reveal that over the past three months, murders and other crimes in Baghdad are decreasing dramatically and that in the month of [...]
In America today we’ve gotten to the point that damn near everything that benefits a white person or is to the detriment of a minority is racism. Some would argue that the lack of black neurosurgeons is an example of our racist society. Of course, they’d be ignoring the fact that blacks have an average [...]
Remember a few days ago when I shed a little light on the libya situation for all the useful idiots out there? Well, I was looking for a Gaddafi quote that I had seen, but couldn’t find it. Luckily for you all, I found it. Observe the proof of my reason: A spokesman for Mr Berlusconi [...]
Very appropriate (and funny) cartoon by Cox & Forkum today… after you have a look at that, let’s move on. As he has through-out his term of office, Bush is being blamed for Clinton’s mistakes. Observe: You can’t blame the president because a cow came down with BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy), but you can blame the [...]
A picture is worth a thousand words…
In a Christmas Eve Boston Globe Article which discusses Howard Dean’s new turn toward campaigning on religion (a flip-flop, might I add, from his “guns, god, gays, and abortion” comments) he shares with us the heart-warming story of why he converted to Congregationalism. Dean himself made a decision about religion in the early 1980s, opting to [...]
