Yearly Archives: 2006

Buttle

Seventy to 90 percent of the Iraq detentions in 2003 were “mistakes,” U.S. officers once told the international Red Cross.

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i feel better after i type to you

The search queries of AOL user 23187425 from May 2006 as a 254 page book.

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Portrait in Courage

“God is the one who chooses our rulers.” – Katherine Harris, Our Founder Update: Not content with appointing herself God in her role in appointing our Commander Guy, Harris wants everyone to know that she still has an enormous set … Continue reading

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Hole

Keith Olberman video at Crooks and Liars Full transcript:

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Sociopath 4 teh lulz

An emotionally disturbed 30 year old male poses as a 27 year old submissive female on Craigslist. Then he posts all responses with full email, contact info and pictures to a public wiki. On his blog, he asks his readers … Continue reading

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Megiddo

Smoke billows 30,000 feet above Pioneertown, as fires burn towards the dead forests of the San Bernardino mountains. And World War III starts heating up. Could be a long summer.

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they’re going to be called monsters anyway

Glenn Reynolds finally pundits his way into open threats and unambiguous fascist rhetoric: The real danger is that we who support the war will reach the point that we say we might as well be taken as wolves then as … Continue reading

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Blebbing

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July 7, 1947

I watch the hours cower in a corner ……… July 7, 1947 from The Cheshire Cat, Part 1, by Howard Fried

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Atlantis

As usual, downtown was filled with people. Filled with cars, horses, streetcars, the air droning with the passage of dirigibles, the ground thrumming with the pressure of transient pneumatics. Is it possible, he thought, for a civilization so encrusted with … Continue reading

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