I have really, really good feelings about 2009. I know some wonderful things will be happening for many of us. So enjoy the ringing in of the new year, and look forward to a better one!
HAPPY NEW YEAR, EVERYONE!!
I couldn’t resist sharing…
This has been popping up on a lot of blogs, but I couldn't resist sharing... A Stephen Colbert-puppet rant on Jenny McCarthy, from The Rant Puppets. This is not meant as a slam of Ms. McCarthy herself - just the pseudoscientific, fear-based campaign of which she is the most prominent member. For more info, see... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: Religulous
Director: Larry Charles I did NOT want to see this movie. But Changeling wasn't out yet, and I certainly didn't want to see Eagle Eye or Roadside Romeo. Frankly, I expected Religulous to be a shallow and disrespectful examination of complex religious issues, focused on the fringiest of the Christian fundies in an effort to... Continue Reading →
Git in the Truck, the Singularity’s A-Comin’!
Them scientificist folks are at it again, playin' around with some-such as they shouldn't be, that Big Hadron Collider-thingamajig. Galileo predicted the world would end 'cause of this. Or maybe it was Nostradamus. I get them Eye-talian fellers mixed up.
Wow, Pond Scum is Capable of Speech!
It just doesn't get much lower than this.
TinWiki
I'm having way too much fun at TinWiki.org, hitting "random entry" to find such gems as "Mysterious Smell in New York City" (which one, I wonder?). From the entry on tinfoil, under Unintended Effects: "An interesting study was done recently where it was shown that aluminum foil actually amplifies the specific frequencies used by government... Continue Reading →
This month’s Pants Afire Award goes to… Benjamin Fulford!
How did one Canadian journalist become the peace broker betweeen 10,000 rich white dudes and 6 million pissed-off Asians? Well, it involves Japanese finance, Nikola Tesla, and liver pills... Until 2005 Benjamin Fulford was a Tokyo-based correspondent with Forbes magazine, writing articles on Asian finance. Then, he says, he quit in protest after the magazine... Continue Reading →
Vacation Time!
Hans and I will be on vacation until late in the month, so here's a smorgasbord of links to sample while we're away... Several months ago a reader brought to my attention a unique Holocaust memoir that was to be released in April: Rachel Sarai's Vineyard by Deborah Rey. The book is about a 5-year-old... Continue Reading →
Don’t Mess with the Author
Writer Robert W. Cabell alleges that Adam Sandler's latest movie, Don't Mess with the Zohan, is derived from his comic book The Hair-Raising Adventures of Jayms Blonde and his 2007 novel of the same name. Take a look and decide for yourself. Both Cabell's comic and Sandler's movie feature tough guys (a gay superhero and... Continue Reading →
On Vacation Until April!
Coming in April: Gangstalking: What is it? The Top 10 Conspiracy Theories
Swallowing The Camel 