THE TIME IS NOW
No more excuses. No more waaah we can't win because our o-line sucks. No more wah we can't win cause our coach hasn't had the chance to recruit the right players. No more "oh my god, we're beating a good team, here comes the fuck up." Do Georgia fans worry about their O-line being a bunch of freshmen? NO! They expect to win no matter what! Does Tennessee ever worry that their coach is an idiot? NO! Does Florida worry that their quaterback is gay? NO! Those guys expect to win.
The Cocks have all the depth they need to beat anybody. I don't want to hear any more of this crap. Not from myself or anybody. Just win the Damn Game! I don't care if Jasper Brinkley has to play in a wheelchair. I don't care if we are starting our 4th string token benchwarmer white runningback. Just win it DAMNIT!!!!!!!!! AND WIN THEM ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's time for this football team to fulfill its destiny!
You boys know what to do!
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
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Obama Modifies 'Yes We Can' Message To Exclude Area Loser
'Yes We Can, Except Nate Walsh,' Obama Says
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Shitty Star Wars fan documentary
I know you all could care less about a Star Wars fan documentary; I'm really posting this just for the following quote:
"I don’t believe in God, I don’t believe in any of the organized religions… But I believe in George Lucas. I believe in Star Wars. I believe in Spider-Man. I believe in Superman. Most of the other stuff, I think people made up because it makes them feel better.”
- the guy in the Superman suit, winning this week’s
Cognitive Dissonance Award
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Monday, August 25, 2008
Bathroom Humor
There's not enough bathroom humor in this blog; I seek to rectify the situation. Here's an excerpt from the article in the link:
"My colleagues backed away, with a look of abject horror and disgust as my two buttocks finally ceased their devilish applause causing my demolished rectum to finally recede into silence. I looked down. My trousers were bulging oddly, and I could see the carpet beneath my feet would require some serious work if it were ever to return to its previous, glorious blue."
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Saturday, August 23, 2008
It's Biden
Obama does something smart for once, and chooses Joe Biden as his running mate. The boy once plagiarized a paper in law school, which is shitty, and lied about his undergraduate record, but he is a heavy hitter with serious foreign policy cred.
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Friday, August 22, 2008
Ball of Confusion
This funk was featured at the beginning of Tropic Thunder. See it, bitches!
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Thursday, August 21, 2008
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Beer milkshake
I know that it sounds odd, but I'm having one right now (yes, it's before noon, but since there is a tropical storm on, I am playing by severe weather rules) and it isn't bad. I couldn't get my hands on a really nice stout, so I used Guinness. It's not bad, though a bit bitter. A Sammy Smith's Oatmeal Stout would likely make a fine milkshake.
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Sunday, August 17, 2008
Prince of Persia Prodigy
That's right. They used Sigur Ros, ninjas!
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Saturday, August 16, 2008
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Radiohead score new Palahniuk movie
The guy who wrote Fight Club wrote another novel called Choke, which has now been made into a movie. Enter Radiohead.
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Saturday, August 9, 2008
Rage Against the Machine - Lollapalooza
Here's Zach's political rant.
Not my footage but Zach was pissed.
The crowd was so ridiculous, Zach stopped 3 times and threatened to cancel if people didn't chill out a bit.
Here's the first time.
He had to do this 3 times!
Oh here's some other cool info from this year's festival.
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Friday, August 8, 2008
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Paris Hilton responds to McCain's attack ad
The original ad comparing Obama to Paris Hilton and Britney Spears:
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Punch 'em in the dick NSFW
Scrotum? Hell, damned near killed 'em.
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Baghdad: 5 Years On
The Guardian's Ghaith Abdul-Ahad returns to his native Iraq to report on the situation in Baghdad.
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Saturday, August 2, 2008
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Generation Kill
I don't know if you guys have seen this new series on HBO, but it's bad ass. If you liked the Band of Brothers series then you should like this one. The humor is great and it also has some pretty sick shit that goes on. If you get the chance check it out.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
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Fritz Hollings on Bill Moyers Journal
And now, South Carolina has Jim DeMint. Way to slum it up.
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Friday, July 25, 2008
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Standing Wave/River Surfing
Eisbach, Munich, Germany. This is an aqueduct that is surfed, and apparently alot of people get hurt or drown here :(
Badass surfing though!
Waimea Beach, Hawaii.
The beach sits at the base of a valley which has a small stream running through it. Due to wave action, sand gets pushed up into a large hill in front of the stream each winter. This creates a natural dam that the stream water collects behind for months which is about 20 feet above the level of the ocean on the other side of the sand berm. Every year some one digs a trench through the sand releasing millions of gallons of fresh water into the ocean. This produces a standing wave which is perfect for body boarding and surfing on. When we first walked up these kids had just a trickle of water moving through a trench about a foot wide they had been digging for quite a while. Within 20 minutes it had turned into a roaring torrent. It was amazing to watch how fast it grew and ate away the banks. It all lasted about an hour before the water slowed down but it was fun watching the action.
Ocean Dome Madd Wave pool in japan (actually barrels)
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Artwork of Kuksi
cool artwork, kind of like giger dark, good stuff...click the link to view his gallery and note the high resolution link for each image!
"The Guardian"
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Monday, July 21, 2008
15 Dazzling Multi Monitor Setups
Ok, this is extremely geeky, but I don't care.
Kick Ass Monitor Arrangements
Here's a teaser.
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
A few things on my mind
Since I've been a bit in absentia recently, I thought I would provide a little chatter for your heads.
1) According to our trusty counter, we have only 40days until foo-ball starts. FUCK YEAH! Dust off the beerbongs folks, Papa needs some gravy with his biscuits.
2) In honor of Trevor "Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em" Michael, I would like to again place my vote for the name Stella Eugenia Michael. 'Nuff said.
3) This one is to get your squash working:
What is your favorite musical Pink Floyd moment? - i.e. if you had to pick one part of one song that is your faves, what would it be? I think mine would be the slow breakdown in "Dogs" where he talks about "the weight you used to need to throw around." Hells yeah.
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Thursday, July 17, 2008
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
More dancing prisoners
Filipino inmates dancing to Flo Rida's Low.
And Soulja Boy:
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Monday, July 14, 2008
For Kevin...
A fellow blogspot member posts on a subject KP Dub's is fond of...
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RA DIOHEA_D/HOU SE OF_C ARDS VI_DEO
Once again, the most badass band in the world breaks new ground, this time by making a music video WITHOUT USING ANY LIGHTS OR CAMERAS.
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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Specter and Feingold talk FISA
CrooksandLiars has video of an exchange between Arlen Specter (R-Penn) and Russ Feingold on FISA. This is definitely worth a viewing. The real money-shot is when Specter asks how the Senate can vote on immunity when 70 members haven't been briefed on the program related to the immunization (and a majority of the members of the House are similarly ignorant). Bipartisanship at its best.
Also, Arlen Specter is looking pretty rough. I was shocked at his appearance. Apparently, his cancer has returned.
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One of the best in a while
Cracked.com is really a hit and miss site sometimes, but I really got a kick outta this article. Enjoy.
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Sunday, July 6, 2008
Mission Accomplished
In a 1998 interview, [Osama bin Laden] "claimed that the United States has carried out ‘the biggest theft in history’ by buying oil from Persian Gulf countries at low prices. According to bin Laden, a barrel of oil today should cost $144. Based on that calculation, he said, the Americans have stolen $36 trillion from Muslims…" (Associated Press, 9/28).
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Thursday, July 3, 2008
Obama responds to FISA critics
Barak Obama has issued a response to those criticizing his position on the new FISA bill, which can be read here.
A few points:
Obama claims that the exclusivity provision included in the new bill will prevent future abuses. But the FISA already had such a provision, as indicated in yesterday's ruling by Judge Vaughn Walker (a ruling that rejected the administration's claims that the President has the authority to violate FISA. Glenn Greenwald has more on this ruling). The key point is that FISA was already the exclusive means for conducting electronic surveillance, and Bush violated it. So this "new" provision is worth exactly dick. Obama is either clueless in this matter, or he is distorting the truth.
Obama writes: "As I've said many times, an independent monitor must watch the watchers to prevent abuses and to protect the civil liberties of the American people. This compromise law assures that the FISA court has that responsibility." But the FISA court, under the new bill, would not have the authority to evaluate individual cases. All the FISA court has the authority to do is to evaluate the overall program, and they are required to certify the program if they believe that it doesn't, for the most part, target the communications of American citizens. So to say that this bill empowers monitors to "prevent abuses and protect the civil liberties of the American people" is overselling it substantially. Assuming that Obama has read the thing, he must realize this.
He writes: "I'm persuaded that it is necessary to keep the American people safe -- particularly since certain electronic surveillance orders will begin to expire later this summer." These are, as Greenwald noted yesterday, orders that originated under the PAA, which Obama did not vote for, and thus, it stands to reason, didn't think were vital to national security. But Obama now claims that these surveillance orders are so vital that he will support "imperfect" legislation if that is required to keep them active.
Obama ends the letter with the following: "But I think it is worth pointing out that our agreement on the vast majority of issues that matter outweighs the differences we may have. After all, the choice in this election could not be clearer. Whether it is the economy, foreign policy, or the Supreme Court, my opponent has embraced the failed course of the last eight years, while I want to take this country in a new direction." Certainly the economy, foreign policy, and the Supreme Court are important issues. But do they outweigh issues such as the rule of law, respect for the Constitution, and the civil liberties of the American people? Should Obama supporters be willing to trade the latter for a President who (according to him) agrees with them on the former?
I am sure that most of Obama's supporters will not be influenced by his FISA decision. They will vote for him because they perceive McCain as a worse choice (which he may be). But this is not merely some pet issue with which he disagrees with a segment of his base. This is a question of holding lawbreakers responsible for their crimes, of discovering the extent of Bush's lawbreaking, of setting a precedent which causes future Presidents to think twice before violating the law, and of securing the rights that are supposed to distinguish the citizens of the United States from the rest of the world.
Update: Obama's fans are furiously masturbating to this letter over on The Huffington Post. The responses include "Not to worry, Sen. Obama, we are still with you and knew you had a plan", "Well, I really would have loved this explanation sooner, but better late than never... my friends and I will unleash the cash again", "Obama 's focus is protecting the people of this country first and foremost", "That said, Obamas [SIC] FISA vote doesn't do much to change my vote. Obama is still 100,000,000,000,000 times better than the competition." Pathetic swine. -JRH
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Administration condoned Kurdish oil-deal despite official policy
Hunt Oil struck a deal with the Kurdish Regional Government despite the Administration's official stance. The State Department discouraged such dealings in an attempt to foster an Iraqi National Oil agreement which would hopefully help unite the regions of Iraq. Nevertheless, members of the Bush administration privately supported this move, going so for as to offer assistance if there was any trouble.
Ray L. Hunt, CEO Hunt Oil, is a major contributor to George W. Bush, and is a member of the latter's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board.
The President said that he knew nothing of the deal.
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Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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Some inspiration
So Dr. Bolte Taylor is a bit effusive, but I think her credentials and experience put her on solid ground. It's not just a first person description of her stroke; you have to watch the whole thing to get to the point of her, "idea worth spreading." Go on - it'll make ya feel good.
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REAL TIME MACHINE
Seriously...this guy made a time machine, not in the traditional sense...but it is a time machine. Amazing.
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Sunday, June 29, 2008
THIS IS THE MOST INCREDIBLE THING I HAVE EVER SEEN
holy shit make sure you watch this holy shit
I think he Can Dance - Watch more free videos
ps oh yeah watch till the end cause it gets kinda weird with the judge and him
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Friday, June 27, 2008
Remember...
how Obama decided to support the FISA "compromise" in an effort to avoid Republican criticism? How well is that working out for you, smart guy?
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Back to killing Nazis instead of Iraqis
No its nothing official but still.
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Saturday, June 21, 2008
War Crimes
Maj. Gen. Taguba: "...the Commander-in-Chief and those under him authorized a systematic regime of torture."
McClatchy's investigation into the US Detention System can be found here.
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Rant: You Ruined Mike Myers, Love Guru Is Your Fault
"Hey! Come in here! Yes, you and your sister. Pause Entourage and come in here for a minute. We need to talk. No, it can’t wait. We have Tivo for a reason. Just hit the pause button and sit down. Your mother and I are concerned about your behavior lately. Yes, we did find the condoms in your old cell phone drawer and your thug life brother’s little cache of marijuana behind his old skateboards. You don’t need to explain. Whoring yourself out to the popular older boys is an integral part of being a sophomore in high school and experimenting with marginally harmful, mood-altering plants is how one finds himself before college. That’s not the problem. "
Click the link for the full article
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Democrats Cave
The Steyn Hoyer FISA bill just passed the house 293-129. The bill now goes to the Senate, where it will be passed sometime next week, in all likelihood.
This is what we get for bringing the Democrats back into power in '06?
Update: Obama supports the House FISA bil, will vote for it even if the immunity provision remains.
Update II: The ACLU lists the salient points of the bill that your leaders have given you.
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
Stop FISA Compromise
House Democrats are in the process of forming a "compromise" FISA bill which would, in essence, give the proponents of Telecom Immunity exactly what they want. Read more about it here. A massive effort is underway to prevent this from happening; a grassroots movement, made up of progressive bloggers and their readers, the ACLU, and members of the Ron Paul Revolution, have joined forces and raised over $200,000 in two days.
If you have a few extra dollars to spare, click here. The funds will be used to run ads in the districts of the Democratic proponents of this bill: Rep. Hoyer (D-Md), Rep. Carney (D-Pa.), and Rep. Barrow (D-Ga).
Otherwise, do your part and give Sen. Obama a call and ask that he use his position as de-facto party head to quash this abomination. Ask that he voice his opposition to this and any other bill which provides immunity to the telecoms.
(866) 675-2008 ext. 6
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Gene Simmons you retarded bitch.
Gene Simmons is bitching about how Radiohead is hurting the music industry. What a D-bag. Just die already.
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Most Complex Crop Circle Ever?
Supposedly, The circle is a coded representation of pi to the 10th significant figure
The formation, measuring 150ft in diameter, is apparently a coded image representing the first 10 digits, 3.141592654, of pi.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Shama-lama-ding-dong's new movie The Happening sucks
Christopher Orr of The New Republic decides that rather than giving a typical review of this cinematic abortion, he will highlight 18 of the most retarded moments for you.
Spoilers inside.
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FOLLOW ME AROUND DOCUMENTARY ONLINE
"Back in 2002, Samuel Dietz and Nazaré Costa made a documentary about the Radiohead tour through Portugal and Spain... The band played new material, which would later end up on their 2003 album ‘Hail To The Thief’. The fan made film was approved by Radiohead and is now out on YouTube in seven parts."
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Dent
New Dark Knight viral ad featuring a 2 second shot of Two Face.
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Renewable Oil
Scientists have genetically modified yeast and E. Coli to produce single-celled organisms which consume organic products and excrete crude oil.
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Friday, June 13, 2008
What if all the hype came true?
Put down your Dreamcast and crack open a crystal pepsi for this one!
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
Feds charge S.C. trooper in taped car ramming
white cop + black suspect + South Carolina = stereotype
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Monday, June 9, 2008
Just plain fuckin awesome
Here's the guys web site with even more of these shots.
And here's a t-shirt we all need (especially you, Jon).
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Sick, sick, sick, sick...
Watch the whole thing - the end is priceless.
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Sunday, June 8, 2008
Wave of the future
Thought I would throw a little medical tech at ya'll. This is the guy who founded my department in the 1940s. Quite a quack, but his research with deep brain stimulators opened the door for some amazing things we're doing now.
Johns Hopkins has some cool videos showing the differences with the stimulators off and on. Also an animated video showing the procedure.
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Gogol Bordello - start wearing purple
Russian Gypsies like to color coordinate
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Saturday, June 7, 2008
D-Day + 1
To the Joint Expeditionary Forces of the Cocks:
According to my calculation, based solely on the counter present to your right, we are now less than 90 days from kickoff. We are about to embark on an undertaking that has never before been attempted by mankind. Some of our brothers and sisters may not return, but we shall fight on.
Now is the time to begin dusting off those old "All dirt roads lead to Clemson" and "I Plant Taters Avery Yare" bumperstickers - and my personal new favorite, "Fuck LSU." Training for hours on end of heavy drinking and yelling at television announcers begins now.
We will not submit. We will not quit until our mission is complete.
That is all.
Steve Spurrier
Supreme Commander, Allied Forces against the rest of the fucking assholes in the SEC
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Friday, June 6, 2008
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"Now it's on to Chicago and let's win there."
Forty years ago today, shortly after midnight and after claiming victory in the California Democratic Primary, Robert Kennedy was shot by Sirhan Sirhan. He died the next day and on June 8th was eulogized by his brother Edward before being transported by a slow-moving train to Arlington where he was buried not far from his older brother John.
Despite the difficulty of such a task, Newsweek's Evan Thomas attempts to envision what a Robert Kennedy presidency might have looked like.
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Telecom Immunity Update
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Silvestre (really, dude? -ed.) Reyes has claimed that he is willing to compromise with Republicans on telecom immunity, namely by allowing the secret FISA court to determine whether immunity ought to be granted. This is a similar proposal to the one offered by Diane Feinstein (D-CA) months ago, a proposal which, had it been accepted, would likely have made disclosure of the specifics of the surveillance program impossible.
As Digby notes, the 40 or so lawsuits against the the telecoms aren't that serious of a threat to the companies in terms of potential awards:
"There just isn't enough money at stake to explain this. Nobody's suing for the money, they are suing for the discovery. Something bad happened here and the Democrats are helping the Republicans cover it up."
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Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Unreleased Jimmy Page Guitar Riff To Be Retrieved From Secret Vault To Save Rock And Roll
Thank god - I was getting nervous.
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Obama/Clinton vs McCain?
People still think this is the best option.
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