April 2006 Archives

An army of one essay

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By MIKE ARGENTO

Kids, want a chance to help out your country?

Want to save the world?

The whole world?

You can help.

The U.S. Army has unveiled a new tactic in the Global War Against Terrorism — the dreaded essay contest.

Yes, while other people think that the way to win the war is to kill the enemy, the Army has some different ideas — slay them with our declarative sentences, confound them with our compound dependent clauses, perplex them with our passive constructions.

OK, here's your chance...

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Here are some thoughts about high gas prices.
Go to the comment section to add your own notions, conspiracy theories and complaints.
Thank you, come again.

Racists actually have to apply?

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NEWS ITEM: A story about white supremacist Michael Cook’s announcement cancelling his plans for a racist rally in York came after Cook visited the Mississippi headquarters of the Nationalist Movement. But he left Mississippi, movement leader Richard Barrett said, after failing to fill out an application.

Our own Senator Rick makes "The Sopranos."

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On this week's episode of "The Sopranos," Tony and the gang are all abuzz about the possibility that Vito Spadafore, one of the captains of the Jersey mob, is gay. While discussing his feelings about gays with his shrink, Tony says he agrees with "that Senator Sanitarium, who says if we let this stuff go too far, pretty soon we'll be (performing unnatrual acts with) dogs."

Which is essentially Sanitarium's position on the issue.

The Philadelphia Daily News contacted Sen. Rick Santorum's office for comment. "We're not gonna dignify that comment by commenting on it," communications director Rob Traynham told the newspaper.

The Da Vinci Code sucks. Really. It does.

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OK, it has Catholics and albinos irritated because it casts them in a bad light.
But that's not why you shouldn't like it.
You shouldn't like it because it sucks.
It really sucks.

Car dealers fight terrorism!

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It's true. Used car dealers are in the forefront in the battle against terrorism.

Lies and the lying president who tells them

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MIKE
ARGENTO

What is it going to take?

Tell me. Really. I want to know.

First, we were led into Operation Enduring Quagmire on a web of lies — lies that, in retrospect, weren’t very convincing, unless you have the mental acuity of a child and somehow believe those plastic eggs sitting around your house today were actually delivered by a big bunny rabbit. (And if you’re seeing big bunny rabbits and you’re not Jimmy Stewart, knock off the Jack Daniels for breakfast.)

Would you eat a 100-year-old critter?

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Good question, and one we all faced this week while we were captivated by the tale of the 21-pound, 100-year-old lobster known as Steve or Tasty.

Movie star dies; fans burn cars. Seriously.

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I know, it's sad when people die. But in India, this beloved movie star died and his fans took the streets and rioted. Read the story here.
Notice that the movie star's obit is accompanied by a photo of his devoted fans burning a car.

There are rival dwarf KISS tribute bands? Who knew?

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You can't make up stuff like this.
Think we could get one of these bands to play the fair?

Talk about strange bedfellows...

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In this installment, intelligent design creationism meets the philosphy of Hugh Heffner.
Seriously.
More after the jump.

Tom DeLay as Jesus? Oh - my - God

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MIKE
ARGENTO

Alleged money launderer and former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay was on “Good Morning America� Tuesday, talking about how those gosh-darned liberal Democrats were driving him from public disservice when he uttered a few words comparing himself to Jesus.

Wake up and read this!

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Napping.
It's good for you.
You're feeling sleepy...
More after the jump...



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