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Thursday, January 22, 2004 |
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Dept. of ...and now for something you'll really like Battlestar Galactica gets 6 more. Rumor has it that the Sci-Fi Network miniseries "Battlestar Galactica" will go on for six more episodes. Link, and link to previous BoingBoing post. [Boing Boing Blog]
YEAH!!!! |
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Dept. of Flying In The Face Of Hypocrisy
Click the photo to make it BiG. |
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Dept. of The Union Is In A State
"The Emperor has no clothes!"
The war-leader card was Bush's only proven winner: Keeping Americans in a state of more or less permanent fear, and more or less permanent war, had bailed out what looked until 9/11 like a presidency headed for disaster. As long as he was sending American troops off to fight evildoers somewhere, Bush -- who before the terror attacks came across as a sharp-elbowed, ill-educated frat boy whose sole mission in life was to roll over for corporate America -- suddenly morphed into a kind of combo pack of FDR and Churchill.
It should be noted that he rolled over for corporate America faster than Lassie in heat. |
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Dept, of CommunityGroove
GarageBand-using musicians can upload MP3s of their creating and GB Planet provides hosting and MP3 streaming audio. Be sure to check out the GarageBand Planet Forums.
Now go on over there and listen to my stuff- I gotta climb the charts! |
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Dept. of I Must Be Crazy To Have Prices THIS LOW!
Be like me, and wear it without fear.
Only available at: |
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Dept. of "I Still Live, Deja Thoris!"
So maybe it wasn't a thunderstorm, after all.
The vehicle has entered a fault mode and Nasa is now devising a strategy for getting back in contact with Spirit.
EEK! |
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Ladies and gentlemen, The Godfather of Vermont Soul, The Hardest Working Man in Politics: Howard Dean! Link from Ben Hammersley's Dangerous Precedent: I have a scream.
WAHHHHH!!!! |
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Dept. of Rainy Days And Mondays
That's the weather on EARTH, not Mars. |
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Gay Marriage Poll Gets Annulled. The conservative American Family Association hoped an online poll would sway legislators against gay marriages, but a funny thing happened on the way to the altar. By Daniel Terdiman. [Wired News] The people have spoken and the message is clear:
As of Jan. 19, 60 percent of respondents -- more than 508,000 voters -- said, "I favor legalization of homosexual marriage." With an additional 7.89 percent -- or 66,732 voters -- replying, "I favor a 'civil union' with the full benefits of marriage except for the name," the AFA's chosen position, "I oppose legalization of homosexual marriage and 'civil unions,'" was being defeated by a 2-1 ratio. When the AFA realized that it couldn't cook the numbers into a hateful enough broth, they stewed in their own juices and backed down on their promise to take the poll's results to Congress.
Gee, conservatives not keeping a promise? Will wonders never cease? |
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Dept. of Notification Mortification
w00t!
Now I can know ASAP when the latest teenpop crapola arrives at iTunes! |
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Dept. of Laundry
"Ring THIS around your collar, infidel collaborator!" one of the masked gunmen was not heard saying.
Iraqi police and hospital officials said gunmen attacked the Iraqi women's minibus at about 1600 local time (1300 GMT) on Wednesday, as they were driven to work at the US base near the town of Habbaniay.
OK, now how many of you, when you first read the headline, thought this was going to be a story about U.S. troops killing their laundresses by accident? |
Bird flu fears hit Thai exports. Japan suspends imports of Thai poultry, as Bangkok investigates three suspected cases of bird flu in humans. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition]
You can love your chickens, just don't looove your chickens. |




