No, not the kind that taxes make possible, but the kind that borders make profitable. This is how it works:
"Jaime felt his legs being forced apart and heard Aldo say he was going to get his money," the report said. The kidnappers then sodomized him with a broomstick, a pair of scissors and a wooden dowel used to hang clothes in a closet.
All this is in a CNN report from Phoenix. Not Juarez, my friends.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Coyotes & Torture
Friday, May 15, 2009
Nate Phelps
Fred's son, has come out with this revelation from the man who says that "GOD," as so named, "HATES," as if such simple passion flowed from such One,-- well you know the rest:
"It didn’t take us long to figure out that one of the easiest ways to make money was to hit the bars in the evening. Friday and Saturday night would find 10 to 12 year old children working their way through dark taverns, selling their candy while strippers performed a few feet away. More than once, the violence that is inevitable in such places resulted in direct injury to one of us. Yet in spite of this obvious danger, we were required to continue this for over seven years."
The Pastor sent his children to sell candy at bars. Yeah.
NatePhelps.com
"It didn’t take us long to figure out that one of the easiest ways to make money was to hit the bars in the evening. Friday and Saturday night would find 10 to 12 year old children working their way through dark taverns, selling their candy while strippers performed a few feet away. More than once, the violence that is inevitable in such places resulted in direct injury to one of us. Yet in spite of this obvious danger, we were required to continue this for over seven years."
The Pastor sent his children to sell candy at bars. Yeah.
NatePhelps.com
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Udahostatesman
It just had to be done at some point. I do but kid The Statesman, though I wonder why they choose to lead with the inelegant butchery of their governor's amphibic surname by this man.
This man with so much beard.

What is the phonology of U-Ott-Not? Is the accent on the second syllable? If this isn't supposed to be read as one word, why, pray tell, did he use those two hyphens? I'll bet he thinks there is a grammar going on with the, you know, prefixification he's doing. Off base, though. See, he should have written U "Ott" Not or--even better-- You "Ott" Not. He's already scrunching letters, so why not conjure some non-text-messagese spelling skills and save your puns for when they'll have a real impact on your audience (which is, it seems, pedestrians and photographers looking for batfuck-nutty protest banners).
Also, if you don't read the cast of headlines at right, then you don't know how much of the 'Ho there is to deal with.
This man with so much beard.

What is the phonology of U-Ott-Not? Is the accent on the second syllable? If this isn't supposed to be read as one word, why, pray tell, did he use those two hyphens? I'll bet he thinks there is a grammar going on with the, you know, prefixification he's doing. Off base, though. See, he should have written U "Ott" Not or--even better-- You "Ott" Not. He's already scrunching letters, so why not conjure some non-text-messagese spelling skills and save your puns for when they'll have a real impact on your audience (which is, it seems, pedestrians and photographers looking for batfuck-nutty protest banners).
Also, if you don't read the cast of headlines at right, then you don't know how much of the 'Ho there is to deal with.
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
How Do You Netaphor?
And which is a worse shit, horse or bull? This was the proposition on the floor of a friend's debate on his team, the above named. You see, a certain player to remain unnamed beseeched unto the folks in stripes that a call was, well, I won't say whether he named the nature of the official's perceptions and conceptions as thither up from the hanging pair of that of a stud or that of a steer, but, well, let's just say, after this game, the boys grumbled not about whom or even whether one received an unsporting whistle from the referee, but what style of shatted talk was the shittiest. Sometimes one gets too razzled by a call or how to.
I figure bullshit is worse because I think some people'd lie more about what they'd feed to what they'd sell or eat than what they ride on and like.
Anyway, here's an email I got today from the local internet e-stoop-&-corner exchange:
[Laramie Freecycle] Offer: Horse manure
From: laramiefreecycle@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Mernie Younger (*******@yahoo.com)
Sent: Wed 5/13/09 1:01 AM
To: LaramieFreecycle@yahoogroups.com
Free horse manure, close to town, I'll load pick-ups or trailers. Very good, old manure.
Yes, contact Mernie.
Fortunately, my garden gets manure from the dog's owner's lady's Arabian.
Oh, sorry, has anyone else noticed that you get one f-word in new PG-13 movies besides this TomW person and one of the plebeian-reviewer's, B.E Beechler, at Amazon?
I figure bullshit is worse because I think some people'd lie more about what they'd feed to what they'd sell or eat than what they ride on and like.
Anyway, here's an email I got today from the local internet e-stoop-&-corner exchange:
[Laramie Freecycle] Offer: Horse manure
From: laramiefreecycle@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Mernie Younger (*******@yahoo.com)
Sent: Wed 5/13/09 1:01 AM
To: LaramieFreecycle@yahoogroups.com
Free horse manure, close to town, I'll load pick-ups or trailers. Very good, old manure.
Yes, contact Mernie.
Fortunately, my garden gets manure from the dog's owner's lady's Arabian.
Oh, sorry, has anyone else noticed that you get one f-word in new PG-13 movies besides this TomW person and one of the plebeian-reviewer's, B.E Beechler, at Amazon?
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Monday, April 27, 2009
The Lord Is My Shepard, He Know What I Want
A tit for tat with Bernie Mac and Chris Tucker. Not for the heartily correct.
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Well, if Edith Wharton hated it...
We're going back to wear our nasty surfer shirts in dreary Gaul.
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Atheist Is The New Gay
I guess.
“Is everyone in favor of sponsoring a picnic for humanists with families?”
Oh, puke. Everyone knows atheist was cool like 5 years ago.
Seriously, queer shit is getting completely vanillified. Dude, you can get butt-married in Iowa, now.
Iowa.
So there's this terrible old joke: What does a humanist in the klan do at night?--Wears a hood to your lawn to burn question marks.
“Is everyone in favor of sponsoring a picnic for humanists with families?”
Oh, puke. Everyone knows atheist was cool like 5 years ago.
Seriously, queer shit is getting completely vanillified. Dude, you can get butt-married in Iowa, now.
Iowa.
So there's this terrible old joke: What does a humanist in the klan do at night?--Wears a hood to your lawn to burn question marks.
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Sunday, April 26, 2009
God Hates Wags
The legendary Fred Phelps clan, of fame for protesting soldiers' funerals and generally hating America and murder victims, has now struck Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda.
My favorite quotation is from Susan Russell: "I mean, that sign -- 'You will eat your babies' -- that doesn't even mean anything."
Isn't this protest a bit esoteric even for Phelps? I mean, is he now reduced to harassing monuments to literary figures? What's next, Oscar Wilde's gravesite? That road where Bessie Smith died in Mississippi? How about all of Harlem, since Langston Hughes probably trawled the lot of it. Alexander The Great's furthest conquered territories? I could go on, but
Bea Arthur died and I need to mourn.
My favorite quotation is from Susan Russell: "I mean, that sign -- 'You will eat your babies' -- that doesn't even mean anything."
Isn't this protest a bit esoteric even for Phelps? I mean, is he now reduced to harassing monuments to literary figures? What's next, Oscar Wilde's gravesite? That road where Bessie Smith died in Mississippi? How about all of Harlem, since Langston Hughes probably trawled the lot of it. Alexander The Great's furthest conquered territories? I could go on, but
Bea Arthur died and I need to mourn.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Whuddup, Detroit
the treaty. From the new World Digital Library. Beautiful original media that is easy to navigate and jiggle around and blow up with your mouse and the tools.
So, so nerdy.
So, so nerdy.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Press Pass Goes In The Hat
So how could one stand to advertise thus at all,
sans cap? Get an inkwell, please.
Do you want to watch this, with a site design
this poor a little scroll below the banner?:
sans cap? Get an inkwell, please.
Do you want to watch this, with a site design
this poor a little scroll below the banner?:
Lyricisto y Laredo
A poet to watch and read:
Regarding a priest:
" it’s blue and his hair is black
it’s blue and his ears are torn
it’s blue and his face is smeared
with blood it’s blue and his face
and arms are black it’s blue and
he’s neither young nor old it’s blue
and his shirt is black and damp "
Regarding a priest:
" it’s blue and his hair is black
it’s blue and his ears are torn
it’s blue and his face is smeared
with blood it’s blue and his face
and arms are black it’s blue and
he’s neither young nor old it’s blue
and his shirt is black and damp "
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Japan's A Fan
And you know his dog's name, already.
This is the first "PRIVATE" tailored suit for an Obama doll I've seen.

Figure from "Sonota," what has probably trademarked their likeness of the man.
This is the first "PRIVATE" tailored suit for an Obama doll I've seen.
Figure from "Sonota," what has probably trademarked their likeness of the man.
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Friday, April 17, 2009
Texas Guv Ponders Secession
The successor to former Governor George Walker Bush, lately President of the United States, James Richard "Rick" Perry.
Brutha Obama meet Brutha Chavez

Note the photo attribution. Do you get the feeling that President B is looking at Hugo and saying, "Yeah, yeah, it's cool, but I be watchin' you smelled-Bush's-sulpher muthafucker..."
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"devaluatino of the Boliviano" - an intercontinental rhyme on Evo Morales
Shall any of our print news publications survive when even the comments page at The Economist is wittier than, say, that Seal Confirms Klum's Pregnancy at New York Concert, which the NYT's felt necessary to notify its readers of, and noting, since evidently the baby's getting older, that this news was born only "9 minutes ago."
But, thankfully, here're the comments on the Bolivia article:
el_economista wrote:
April 17, 2009 8:47
Good news for Bolivia! Both government and opposition have to understand that they have to learn to live with each other. Both parties are crucial to sustain democracy in the country.
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SisifoDichoso wrote:
April 17, 2009 8:17
Indeed. Imagine what would have been of the world without western colonialism.
No slavery, no piracy, no genocide.
Just the thought of it gives me the creeps.
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KingAfrica wrote:
April 16, 2009 22:55
Pretty soon, all of Bolivia will be on an involuntary hiunger strike as the country defaults on its sovereign debts and its economy collapses. Only Britain can provide the solution: Colonization and Anglo-Re-education of the masses as well as orthodox economic measures, a devaluatino of the Boliviano, and the destruction of all plantlife in the country, if those stubborn people persist in growing drugs for export to the US and Britain.
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But, thankfully, here're the comments on the Bolivia article:
el_economista wrote:
April 17, 2009 8:47
Good news for Bolivia! Both government and opposition have to understand that they have to learn to live with each other. Both parties are crucial to sustain democracy in the country.
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SisifoDichoso wrote:
April 17, 2009 8:17
Indeed. Imagine what would have been of the world without western colonialism.
No slavery, no piracy, no genocide.
Just the thought of it gives me the creeps.
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KingAfrica wrote:
April 16, 2009 22:55
Pretty soon, all of Bolivia will be on an involuntary hiunger strike as the country defaults on its sovereign debts and its economy collapses. Only Britain can provide the solution: Colonization and Anglo-Re-education of the masses as well as orthodox economic measures, a devaluatino of the Boliviano, and the destruction of all plantlife in the country, if those stubborn people persist in growing drugs for export to the US and Britain.
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Thursday, April 16, 2009
"There has got to be microbes associated with that" - science guy in Antarctica
What Jill Mikucki says about the bacteria she found RISING FROM THE ICE AT THE SOUTH POLE.
I learned that glaciers have snouts and that there's a place called, dammit, Blood Falls in Antarctica, spouting ancient microorganisms.
I just want to point out that this science article just allowed me to spell "microorganisms," as well.
I learned that glaciers have snouts and that there's a place called, dammit, Blood Falls in Antarctica, spouting ancient microorganisms.
I just want to point out that this science article just allowed me to spell "microorganisms," as well.
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Ali is the devil, even if he done wrastled with an alligator
So alleges Smokin' Joe in not so many words:
"Frazier also believes that Ali calling himself the greatest and his arrogant boasts was 'a slap in the Lord's face,'..."
Okay. You be the judge: "I'm young, I'm handsome, I'm fast, I'm pretty, and can't possibly be beat."
You can see him smack Frazier around in the movie from which that clip is drawn, "When We Were Kings."
"Frazier also believes that Ali calling himself the greatest and his arrogant boasts was 'a slap in the Lord's face,'..."
Okay. You be the judge: "I'm young, I'm handsome, I'm fast, I'm pretty, and can't possibly be beat."
You can see him smack Frazier around in the movie from which that clip is drawn, "When We Were Kings."
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Spying on you
They be doin' that. So, yeah,
"And in one previously undisclosed episode, the N.S.A. tried to wiretap a member of Congress without a warrant, an intelligence official with direct knowledge of the matter said."
Emphasis added to the NYT's piece on how the domestic intelligence agency may have, ahem, "overcollect[ed]" in its surveillance of Americans.
"And in one previously undisclosed episode, the N.S.A. tried to wiretap a member of Congress without a warrant, an intelligence official with direct knowledge of the matter said."
Emphasis added to the NYT's piece on how the domestic intelligence agency may have, ahem, "overcollect[ed]" in its surveillance of Americans.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
"...dishes were magically cleaned" - Justice Thomas
Now he has something to say, for some reason.
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