Today's word is "odd." Let's see what the internets thinks, shall we?
If your glasses are odd and they reflect personality...what you sayin' 'bout my personality? I can guarantee with glasses like that her mouth opens much wider that it looks. And she's got little teeth ;)
Wait, if he catches it? So my personal enjoyment is based on the aptitude of a metal frog automaton that runs on 2 D batteries? That doesn't sound like fun. But I bet it's loud!
Yeah, totally odd. I didn't think they made Buick convertibles in the 80's.
Very odd. If you're going to go to that extent, might as well make it a SleepNumber. And must you wear platforms and have a Kid 'n' Play haircut to sleep in one?
Odd, I didn't know Gary Coleman and Dana Plato were an item.
So there's your odd for the week. Now get off my lawn!
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
In Short: Afghanistan: Seriously, We Can't Win
In light of the resignation of Gen. Stanley McChrystal, I think there's something we're overlooking: We can't win the war.
For every "Number 2 Al Qaeda Dead" headline we see, another takes his place. It's a Hydra, invoking religion in a reality with little more to grasp onto, every day creating hundreds of soldiers whose main goal is to die for the cause. Our troops want to complete the job and come home.
When will anyone see this discrepancy? Or are we cursed to feed American troops into the mouth of madness forever?
Where is the outrage?
For every "Number 2 Al Qaeda Dead" headline we see, another takes his place. It's a Hydra, invoking religion in a reality with little more to grasp onto, every day creating hundreds of soldiers whose main goal is to die for the cause. Our troops want to complete the job and come home.
When will anyone see this discrepancy? Or are we cursed to feed American troops into the mouth of madness forever?
Where is the outrage?
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in short,
military,
stupid stupid stupid
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Christian Children's Fund
Is it epidemic? Here's an older version of the Christian Children's Fund commercial starring actor Alan Sader:
I can't find a version of the new commercial online right now, but Mr. Sader's put on about 30 lbs. Isn't that a bad thing when it comes to pitching how badly kids are starving? Why not give them some of your food, Mr. Sader?
Warning to Mr. Sader: Diet time. Remember Sally Struthers?
I can't find a version of the new commercial online right now, but Mr. Sader's put on about 30 lbs. Isn't that a bad thing when it comes to pitching how badly kids are starving? Why not give them some of your food, Mr. Sader?
Warning to Mr. Sader: Diet time. Remember Sally Struthers?
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Christ on a Bun,
health and wellness,
hypocrisy
Jon Stewart: Oil Independence
If you haven't seen last week's review of how badly we in America ca fail at something, do it. Do it now. You will laugh as a crust to the internal sadness of the reality of the situation.
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart | Mon - Thurs 11p / 10c | |||
An Energy-Independent Future | ||||
www.thedailyshow.com | ||||
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Daily Show,
hilarity,
oil,
YouTube
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