Apple Campness…
From David Pogue iPhone the Musical? Yes, its camp as hell but no naffer than anything in the West End. You have to admit that Mac users do have a very good sense of humour. BTW I felt close to chucking my current phone in the same way recently.
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Let Them See Death
It’s time to take the blinders off. Its a expanded version of the piece on here of a few days ago.
Lordon/Glasgow Conspiracy List(s)
My mate over at Pagan Prattle has a couple of posts listing some of the conspiracies that have evolved since the London attempted attacks and Glasgow flaming Cherokee attack. Its not just the links either, check out the wonderful comments below the posts for some fun.
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Got a gift for verse
Don’t need anything too terse.
Theo is holding a contest
on the recent jihad moronfest.
Head over and leave a few words
about those terrorist turds.
Britain & America
The site is encouraging its readers to come up with ways to counter anti-Americanism in the UK. The initiative encorages readers to send in peice to the site with aspects of how to counter the problem. I have submitted sometime to the intiative. As you might expect I concentrate on cultural aspects, specifically one aspect of cultere. I will link it when it goes up.
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I believe Cheech & Chong had a wonderful line on this sort of thing. “I used to be f*ed up on drugs, now I am f*ed up on Jesus.” The 700 Club plays with a Quija board and comes out with what you would expect them to. However the telling of the tale is great, if unintentional, comedy.
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When Does a Massacre Matter?
I would like for the Associated Press to formally explain why they are willing to run thinly and falsely sourced insurgent propaganda as unquestioned fact without any independent verification, but refuses to publish a freely offered account by a noted combat corespondent that some consider this generation’s Ernie Pyle.
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Karma Chameleon
i’m a man without conviction
i’m a man who doesn’t know
how to sell a contradiction
To the frustration of the cameramen in the Fairfield town square, [Barack] Obama delivered his remarks facing east, with the setting sun behind him blotting out their shots.But here, theres a power even higher than the television networks: Obama had positioned himself in alignment with the rotation of the earth, in accordance with the teachings of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, whose followers moved en masse to this small Iowa city more than 30 years ago.
The Maharishis transcendental meditators, along with vacationing pilgrims from the East Coast, turned out in large numbers in the towns traditional green square to hear the Illinois senator deliver his stump speech on the night of July 3—more people, Fairfields sheriff said, than had come out to greet a sitting president.
“I saw him and I thought, Oh my god, this is somebody who could lead us into a new era,” said Nancy Watkins, an international student adviser at the Maharishi University of Management.
Obama’s New-Agey campaign creeps into Dennis Kucinich territory. I never thought I’d say it, but Hillary! almost looks like the rational one in this bunch.
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