Issue 68
News: Resolution: What ever happened to... some of the stories previously featured on my blog.
Sox WIn (Issue 19)- The Bears are going to the super bowl today.
Wot??!!&,:;%${} is finally finished (Issue 30)- It hasn't been performed yet.
South Dakota to Challenge Roe v. Wade? (Issue 31)- Defeated in November '
06, while a similar law in Mississippi at the same time was defeated earlier in the year.
Once again My ego gets in the way. (Issue 32) - I do not plan to do the same thing to the TAFFYs that I did last year.
US CONGRESS TO CHANGE THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE? (Issue 37)- As you could have guessed, that wasn't even real.
The Death Penalty (Issue 52)- Ex-Gov. Ryan is still free until he can get the outcome of his appeal.
Ted "The Elephant Pastor" Haggard in sex scandal. (Issue 57)- Ted Haggard still out of his church, and has just decided to leave Colorado Springs and get a psychology degree.
AFA up in arms about Ellison's oath (Issue 61)- Keith Ellison performed his oath on a Koran once owned by none other than Thomas Jefferson.
Band Name of the Day: HumbertThe Happy Housewife. In the 1997 film version of Lolita (which will be reviewed eventually), Humbert describes himself as both "The willing corrupter of an innocent and Humbert the Happy Housewife."
Film Reviews: The Handmaid's Tale- A woman from Canada is captured by the Christian fundamentalist Republic of Gilead (Read: The U.S. of A) and forced to become a handmaid (the State's breed Mare) for a commander named Fred, thus gaining the name "Offred". One particularly memorable scene is one wherein one handmaid in training confesses to having had an abortion because she was raped, with the rest of the handmaidens in training berating her and calling her a "Harlot" because she let somebody rape her. If we are not careful, as I have stated before, I feel that this may become a very accurate depiction of life in America in a few years.
Elmer Gantry - Back in the days of Prohibition, when Jack Chick wouldn't seem as much like an nutcase, there were hundreds of Evangelists spreading revival across the land. This is the story of an obnoxious college athelete who discovers the power that comes with becoming an Evangelist and thus becomes one, drinking and having sex on Saturday and speaking out against those very same things at his Sunday revivals. The film follows his rise and the rises and falls of those people around him who work with him.
Quote of the Day: "I was very anti-Burger King, until me had the flame-broiled Whopper, and it was amazing."
_________Ali G, Da Ali G show episode 12.
Link of the Day: Here's a blog about how a guy trades several things from a paperclip all the way up to a house in less than a year.
Sox WIn (Issue 19)- The Bears are going to the super bowl today.
Wot??!!&,:;%${} is finally finished (Issue 30)- It hasn't been performed yet.
South Dakota to Challenge Roe v. Wade? (Issue 31)- Defeated in November '
06, while a similar law in Mississippi at the same time was defeated earlier in the year.
Once again My ego gets in the way. (Issue 32) - I do not plan to do the same thing to the TAFFYs that I did last year.
US CONGRESS TO CHANGE THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE? (Issue 37)- As you could have guessed, that wasn't even real.
The Death Penalty (Issue 52)- Ex-Gov. Ryan is still free until he can get the outcome of his appeal.
Ted "The Elephant Pastor" Haggard in sex scandal. (Issue 57)- Ted Haggard still out of his church, and has just decided to leave Colorado Springs and get a psychology degree.
AFA up in arms about Ellison's oath (Issue 61)- Keith Ellison performed his oath on a Koran once owned by none other than Thomas Jefferson.
Band Name of the Day: HumbertThe Happy Housewife. In the 1997 film version of Lolita (which will be reviewed eventually), Humbert describes himself as both "The willing corrupter of an innocent and Humbert the Happy Housewife."
Film Reviews: The Handmaid's Tale- A woman from Canada is captured by the Christian fundamentalist Republic of Gilead (Read: The U.S. of A) and forced to become a handmaid (the State's breed Mare) for a commander named Fred, thus gaining the name "Offred". One particularly memorable scene is one wherein one handmaid in training confesses to having had an abortion because she was raped, with the rest of the handmaidens in training berating her and calling her a "Harlot" because she let somebody rape her. If we are not careful, as I have stated before, I feel that this may become a very accurate depiction of life in America in a few years.
Elmer Gantry - Back in the days of Prohibition, when Jack Chick wouldn't seem as much like an nutcase, there were hundreds of Evangelists spreading revival across the land. This is the story of an obnoxious college athelete who discovers the power that comes with becoming an Evangelist and thus becomes one, drinking and having sex on Saturday and speaking out against those very same things at his Sunday revivals. The film follows his rise and the rises and falls of those people around him who work with him.
Quote of the Day: "I was very anti-Burger King, until me had the flame-broiled Whopper, and it was amazing."
_________Ali G, Da Ali G show episode 12.
Link of the Day: Here's a blog about how a guy trades several things from a paperclip all the way up to a house in less than a year.
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