Monthly Archives: May 2007
Reus Spain’s New Mayor
Reus, a town of 100,000 people outside Barcelona has voted in a new mayor who’s promises are to plant marijuana in the parks, turn the town square into a nudist pool, dress as Elvis, and paint the town hall pink. … Continue reading
Adultery Survey
Durex surveyed 300,000 people around the globe as to whether they’ve ever had an affair. It may be the Turks are the most scandalous or perhaps just the most honest
Robert Zoellick
George Bush has nominated Robert Zoellick to replace Paul Wolfowitz as President of the World Bank. Zoellick’s qualifications… paid consultant to Enron… who better to take over where Wolfowitz left off! Here’s the BBC’s profile on this goon.
Stairs Drawers
Here’s a brilliant idea to increase the storage in your house… drawers built into the stairs!
15 Answers To Creationists’ Nonsense
This is an old article by Scientific American from 2002, but it’s a very worthwhile read. It goes through all of the arguments creationists make, and invalidates them one by one. Check it out
Top 10 Secret Celeb Scientologists
These were all suprises to me, #1 is Charles Manson who reportedly took over 150 hours of Scientology courses and then disaffiliated, calling it “too crazy”. He then went on to become one of the most prolific serial killers of … Continue reading
“I’m Here To Shoot A Pilot”
Director, Mike Figgis, 2x Oscar Nominee, was detained at LAX for 5 hours. When he was being grilled by Customs as to the purpose of his visit, he said without thinking, “I’m here to shoot a pilot”. Now I don’t … Continue reading
GTA 4 – New York City
The new Grand Theft Auto will take place in New York City. It’s about time the set their sites on the prize and set the game here. From a look at the screenshots this is going to be really well … Continue reading
Pat Buchanan: Why Congress Caved
Pat Buchanan wrote a very inciteful piece for antiwar.com, discussing why the Democrats caved to Bush and fully funded the war bill without a timeline for withdrawl. At the end of the day, there’s not much difference between our two … Continue reading