Woah~!
They don't have Honry Goats there.
http://www.yahoo.com/s/829755
Spitzer to Resign
"Following a scandal linking him to a prostitution ring, Governor Spitzer will step down, an official says."
The article in itself doesn't really interest me that much per se. I just want to show how politicians in other countries readily accept their shame when linked to a scandal. Dito sa atin, pakapalan talaga kahit gaano na ka-obvious eh. -_-
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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/12/scienc...ref=slogin
From NYTimes.com
25% of teenage girls in America already have some form of STD. >_< Too much unprotected butts*x?
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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/12/busine...yt&emc=rss
ZOMG FOX DIE?!? Not really, but almost. =P
NiX Wrote:http://www.yahoo.com/s/829755
Spitzer to Resign
"Following a scandal linking him to a prostitution ring, Governor Spitzer will step down, an official says."
The article in itself doesn't really interest me that much per se. I just want to show how politicians in other countries readily accept their shame when linked to a scandal. Dito sa atin, pakapalan talaga kahit gaano na ka-obvious eh. -_-
Ona related note, me and a several others agree that we are very, VERY happy to see Spitzer go.
http://gamepolitics.com/2008/03/10/break...tion-ring/
This dirtbag was among the politicos in the US trying to hype up game violence controversies.
Good riddance, hypocrite!
In other news...
Dr. Kevorkian to run for congress
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/hots...12801.html
some stuff from TIME again
"Is it not funny that those with 160,000 forces in Iraq accuse us of interference"
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran, following the firs visit to Iraq by an Iranian President since the 1980s.
1,269
# of succesful suicide jumps off the San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge since 1937...
90%
percentage of people who were prevented from jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge...
124,000
number of roses an iranian court has ordered a man to pay his wife for her dowry. The couple have been married for 10 years, but Iranian law holds that a wife can claim her dowry at any point in the marriage. The court has seized the man's home until he pays up.
$2
cost of one long-stemmed rose in Tehran, making the dowry worth an estimated $248,000
... so life's not that bad for women in Iran... anywayz poor guy
Who say you have to travel to the Middle East to stare in the face of stupidity in the name of religion?
http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2008/...family.php
Quote:
Here's something even worse than the self-destruction of her own family: Kerns is the sponsor of Oklahoma House Bill 2211, the "Religious Viewpoints Antidiscrimination Act". You can tell from the title what it is: a bill that would privilege religious opinions over scientific information in public school classrooms. The story is all over the Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education page, as you might guess. The bad news is that the HB 2211 has passed in the House and is on its way to the Oklahoma senate, where we'd better hope it gets shot down. Here's what it does:
The bill requires public schools to guarantee students the right to express their religious viewpoints in a public forum, in class, in homework and in other ways without being penalized. If a student's religious beliefs were in conflict with scientific theory, and the student chose to express those beliefs rather than explain the theory in response to an exam question, the student's incorrect response would be deemed satisfactory, according to this bill.
The school would be required to reward the student with a good grade, or be considered in violation of the law. Even simple, factual information such as the age of the earth (4.65 billion years) would be subject to the student's belief, and if the student answered 6,000 years based on his or her religious belief, the school would have to credit it as correct. Science education becomes absurd under such a situation.
Oklahomans, call or write your state senators NOW
This appears to the same state that makes it mandatory for its schools to teach creationism alongside evolution.
What can I say? God does have a sense of humor...in the Shadenfreude sense at least
please so what if someone made their own religion and said the answer to everything is ... apples so what then??? instant perfect grade??? more semantical BS...
Does that mean if I try making a religion, I'll just answer a question like "I don't know because in my own religion, it was like that." I'll get a correct answer? I don't know, but I seriously want to LAUGH OUT LOUD for hearing that thing.
actually no bert now that's just plain idiocy XD joke... it only applies to conflicting questions where there are two answers where their should be one...
Woman sat on TOILET seat for TWO years.
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http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_...27676.html
WTF WTF WTF
Hahah wow I'm impressed Rick Astley's pretty cool with all of it.
AppleHead Wrote:Rick Astley himself speaks up on the rickroll, finally!
Haha, awesome interview. The comments are hilarious too.
Fox Wrote:Well, this is kinda related to that one but Saddam reportedly did attempt to create a supercomputer out of hundreds of PS2s a few years back. That project really didn't go anywhere though.
I don't remember hearing about this, but I did read an article one time when they managed to build a supercomputer out of 70 PS2's
you can also do the same with 8 PS3's
Porn & Christian Lobbies Double Team Violent Games in Australia
Quote:Christian groups and pornographers don’t, as a rule, agree on many things.
In Australia, however, the seemingly disparate groups have found some common ground: violent video games are bad.
As reported by news.com.au, it was the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) and porn lobby group the Eros Foundation which, well, found themselves in bed together on the video game issue.
The noteworthy hook-up came in the wake of a decision by Australia’s attorneys general to seek public comment as to whether an R18+ rating should be added for video games. Under present law, any game which exceeds MA15+ is effectively banned. Titles which have been blocked under the current system include Grand Theft Auto III, Blitz: The League and Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude.
I believe this is what is called an "unholy alliance"