The Author's Quiet Birthday
Ray Bradbury turned 89 last week. His iconic work, Fahrenheit 451 - first published in it's entirety in 1953, turned 56 this year. "So what?" you're probably thinking, and you wouldn't be wrong in...
View ArticleThe Longest Amendment
This past evening I was helping out my younger brother as he was working on a 'getting to know the constitution' worksheet for his American Government class. As we went through the sheet it became very...
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Happy, Healthy and Completely Unawares...
Ok, I'm convinced - I don't want Swine Flu...I don't want any flu. The flu's no fun, but seriously; why are my tax-dollars paying for this ad as well as www.flu.gov; which, apparently, provides "One...
View ArticleMike Tyson..er... Democrat activist strikes in Southern California
In what can only be described as a Mike Tyson style attack, according to reports out of Ventura, California today, during a protest over Obamacare, a pro-Obamacare supporter from a MoveOn.org supported...
View ArticleThat was Innocuous Enough
A few thoughts on the President's Speech to America's school-children...oh wait, let me rephrase that. According to the "Language Police" America is "banned because it suggests geographical chauvinism...
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Stove Repair with Dad
And now it's time for another thrilling episode of "Stove Repair with Dad." Enjoy.This post is rated SPF 450 - If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen...especially when dad's in there.
View ArticleYou Won't Need Glasses
You won't need special glasses to enjoy this 3-dimensional scan of the Northeast Church at Hippos. The scan was conducted this dig-season and the following video shows a "fly-through" of the church....
View Article1984 anyone?
Ever wondered how to insult the President of the United States by the book? Well Dem Congresswoman Louise Slaughter of New York has a handy rule book of what is allowed and what is not allowed to be...
View ArticleA Truly Iconic Film Series
What if some of the iconic films of the later 20th century were made during the golden era of the industry? YouTube user whoiseyevan answers that very question with a wonderful series of three (so far)...
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Thank You Mr. (Former) President
Thank you Jimmy Carter for this gem..."When a radical fringe element of demonstrators and others begin to attack the president of the United States as an animal or as a reincarnation of Adolf Hitler or...
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YES!!!!!!!!!!!
see more Funny GraphsTruthfully, as an adult, you don't need to have kids to play with Legos...but it helps. From GraphJam on FAILblog.
View ArticleThe Further Stupidity of Mr. Obama
Overshadowed by his appearance on every single Sunday morning show and Late Night with David Letterman, Obama gave an interview last week with Bloomberg News that reveals a very startling position that...
View ArticleBush the Warmonger or Obama the Warmonger
In a recent article discussing the press coverage of caskets arriving at Dover Air Force Base in the Washington Examiner an interesting fact stuck out to me that wasn't even the main point of the...
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Stunning, funny and storied photos
Found this over at Neatorama:The San Diego Lyceum Theatre Gallery has held a modern photography competition every year for the past five years, titled the Art of Photography Show. With submissions from...
View ArticlePotentially Bad News for Health Care
It is being reported over at Red State that some Republican senators are talking about folding on health care and voting for a government sponsored system.
View ArticleTouche Verizon
I think this video speaks for itself, so I'm not going to say anything else about it...
View ArticleMore in the Health Care Saga
In an interesting and potentially damaging letter to Congress, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops takes the time to point out 3 main reasons they will currently not support the democrats...
View ArticleEven Jimmy Carter did more
In an astounding move to further discredit the reputation of the Nobel Peace Prize, the Nobel Committee today voted to give the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize to none other than President Obama. They gave it...
View ArticleBatman: The Musical?
So, what's a guy to do when he lives in Turkey and doesn't have to go to work until 6 PM. Spend his days surfing the internet finding fun and exciting new things, of course! Which brings me to this...
View ArticleAs Global Warming Continues, Montanans Prepare for Frostbite
Currently, the top two headlines on the Drudge Report read as follows...BBC:What Happened to Global Warming...Montana Cold Breaks Record...Now, I have to point out that I was pretty excited to click on...
View ArticleAmazing Pop-Up Diorama Made of Legos!
From Alex on Neatorama: "a pop-up diorama of the Kinkaku-ji Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan, made entirely out of LEGO blocks! YouTube user talapz created this out of 4,500 bricks."
View ArticleLet Censorship Begin! (or not...)
In case you have missed any of the thrilling saga of the White House trying to burn the 1st Amendment of the constitution he is a quick recap of Obama's foray into press censorship via the White House...
View ArticleiPhone Politics
Daniel Henninger, deputy editor of the Wall Street Journal's Editorial Page, has a great, non-partisan, editorial in today's Wall Street Journal that is absolutely worth a read. In his analysis of...
View Article2009 Election, Health Care Vote and the GOP "civil war" in New York
Its been a little over a week since I last had the time to post, but it seems a lot happened during the week I was campaigning in Virginia for Gov.-elect Bob McDonnell. So here is a recap of what has...
View ArticleTear Down This Wall!
It began on the 12th of June, 1987 when President Ronald Reagan stood at the foot of the Brandenburg Gate and called for the Soviet Union to end the Cold War. President called for Mr. Gorvchev to take...
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