April 2011
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Listen“Wasted Time” by The Eagles
Apr 29th
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Listen“I Just Threw Out the Love of My Dreams” by Weezer
Apr 28th
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Apr 27th
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“When you beat a populace into apathy, you can get away with, well, murder.”
– Lee Papa, The Rude Pundit, “Gitmo Files: We Can Handle the Truth, but We Just Don’t Give a Damn About It”
Apr 27th
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“From the genocidal practices inflicted on Native Americans (my father’s people)...”
– America’s Escape from Knowing
Apr 27th
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A Law Against Lying on the News →
The First Amendment does not permit government interference with “the freedom of the press.” What that freedom is, is among the great undefined terms in American jurisprudence. But its enduring strength is that few are willing to take the first step down the slippery slope of determining who is a journalist and who is not, and what constitutes good journalism and what does not. It’s all...
Apr 27th
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WatchWatch
Michigan to Pregnant Teenagers and Teen Moms: Fuck You Catherine Ferguson Academy: For pregnant students or student moms 90% Graduation Rate Required to be accepted to college upon graduation Daycare on site Farm on site “If it’s good for poor people, shut it down.” —Republicans
Apr 25th
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Poor Jane’s Almanac →
The House Budget Committee chairman, Paul D. Ryan, a Republican from Wisconsin, announced his party’s new economic plan this month. It’s called “The Path to Prosperity,” a nod to an essay Benjamin Franklin once wrote, called “The Way to Wealth.” Franklin, who’s on the $100 bill, was the youngest of 10 sons. Nowhere on any legal tender is his sister Jane, the youngest of seven daughters; she...
Apr 25th
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“When people tell me that we are or have been a Christian nation, I want to ask,...”
– Brian McLaren Well, Brian, yes. That’s what Christians do. They say they’re good, but they’re not. Indeed, they have a way out. If they do something bad, they ask forgiveness to an imaginary friend and everything is absolved. It may be bullshit, but that’s how it works. Being a hate-filled,...
Apr 24th
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Listen“Alphabet Song” by David Peel & Lower East...
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Happy National High Five Day →
The high five that most people credit as the first took place in 1977. It was exchanged between Dusty Baker and Glen Burke at a Los Angeles Dodgers game. Burke gave Baker a raised hand to slap in celebration after Baker scored a home run. Murray State University basketball player Lamont Sleets has challenged this story though, claiming that he developed the gesture while playing on his college...
Apr 21st
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America’s 10 Most Overpaid CEOs →
If a map were drawn up with crosshairs over the locations of each of these folks, do you think everyone will say it’s a true blue class war or just an isolated incident of insanity when someone attempts to kill these people? 
Apr 21st
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Apr 20th
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Listen“Van Helsing Boombox” by Man Man Egg Shen: Can...
Apr 20th
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Apr 19th
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Real middle schoolers’ thank-you cards for Futura
I think writing thank-you cards probably began as a lesson in etiquette. Now, it seems, it’s so I can laugh my ass off. 
Apr 18th
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“It’s really no secret that the oil companies are buying up patents. Chevron...”
– Jeremy Wagener, co-writer and co-director of Gashole on the Dylan Ratigan show.
Apr 17th
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