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March 01, 2006

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4 Boys accused of Internet Fight Club

Myspace cheat sheet for parents

How do you teach people about Africa? Make a Video Game

How to add dvd's to your video ipod

August 23, 2005

Robertson strikes again

"Televangelist Pat Robertson mused yesterday on his television show "The 700 Club" that the U.S. could save time and money by assassinating Venezuelan president and Bush critic Hugo Chavez. "We have the ability to take him out, and I think the time has come that we exercise that ability," Robertson said.
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"We don't need another $200 billion war to get rid of one, you know, strong-arm dictator. It's a whole lot easier to have some of the covert operatives do the job and then get it over with." Not exactly the gospel, is it?"

From World Magazine Blog

May 15, 2005

Free Frosty Day

Ok, everyone stop what you are doing and proceed to your nearest Wendy's . It is free frosty weekend, so take advantage. They are really small, but hey....it's a free frosty!

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April 11, 2005

Best Buy Arrest Customer for $2 bills

" According to an account in the Baltimore Sun, 57-year-old Mike Bolesta was shocked to find himself taken to the Baltimore County lockup in Cockeysville, Md., where he was handcuffed to a pole for three hours while the U.S. Secret Service was called to weigh in on the case.  After Best Buy personnel reportedly told Bolesta he would not be charged for the installation of a stereo in his son's car, he received a call from the store saying it was in fact charging him the fee. As a means of protest, Bolesta decided to pay the $114 bill using 57 crisp, new $2 bills.  According to the Sun report, the police arrest report noted one employee noticed some smearing of ink on the bills. That's when the cops were called. One officer reportedly noticed the bills ran in sequential order.  Secret Service agent Leigh Turner eventually arrived and declared the bills legitimate, adding, according to the police report, "Sometimes ink on money can smear."

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From World Net Daily

January 01, 2005

To give

Chris, over at paradoxology,has an amazing post raising some serious questions. It has sparked a deluge of comments, which is pretty common at his site. Its about whether or not America is generous enough or not when it comes to giving to other nations in need.

The Spiritual Roots of American Arrogance

September 03, 2004

Clinton in NY Hospital for Bypass Surgery


NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former President Bill Clinton will undergo quadruple bypass surgery later on Friday, television networks reported.

ABC and CBS television reported that Clinton, 58, had checked in to the hospital for quadruple heart bypass surgery.

CNN reported that the former Democratic president was undergoing tests at New York Presbyterian hospital after experiencing chest pains.

Clinton Bypass Surgery

August 14, 2004

New Caffeine

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There is a new flavor of Mountain Dew out, its called Baja Blast. Its got a lime kick to it and its only available at Taco Bell. Its a blue-green color.

Mountain Dew Baja Blast at Taco Bell

July 29, 2004

Have you seen this?

This flash mini movie/cartoon is getting so many hits. I have personally seen it on both Jay Leno and Good Day Live (Fox). It makes fun of both Bush and Kerry, and everyone in between! This is recommended for those with high speed connection only, b/c it takes a LONG time to load, but is well worth it!

Jib Jab: This Land

February 05, 2004

O Father Where Art Thou

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Christianity is becoming a minority faith in Europe, as church attendance falls, the clergy ages, and scandals and harsh doctrine drive people away. But the faith is reappearing — and thriving — in all sorts of unexpected places.

From Time Europe

January 05, 2004

Spam lawsuit

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A man files lawsuit b/c of spam in his email.