September 2008
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Gorbachev to form new Russian party! →
A BIGGER AND RUSSIANER RUSSIA!
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Alfred Hitchcock's cameos →
I'm a PC →
Under the Irony Sky remix
Watch
Roasted Tomato Soup Recipe →
“I don’t know what in a woman’s bathroom. My guess is a portal to...”
– Blackstar
LOLFED - makin ur economy betters →
“Bad Things”
“I thank my parents for somehow raising me to have confidence that is...”
– Tina Fey, accepting one of three Emmys she won last night. Via Salon
Portal: Prelude →
“Don’t worry about the world coming to an end today. It’s already tomorrow in...”
– Charles M. Schulz
information aesthetics →
SNL Skit -- Palin & Hillary address the nation →
If I hear one more person yet again reference Reagan as the main cause for the end of the Cold War, I’m going to start shooting. Reagan had little to do with it, and he assisted in the ruining of the US economy. SUCK IT, NEOCONS.
“Of the estimated 120 deaths associated with Hurricane Rita, 107 of them were...”
“It’s a pretty short leap from Sarah Palin to President Dwayne Elizondo...”
– EdwinBoyd
Faces of Chemotherapy (scroll down) →
Christian Bale & Kermit the Frog →
Entoptic phenomenon - Wiki →
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Hong Kong Garden
Making Bottled Halloween Monstrosities →
# # The Paper - Personally, I think the label should always look old and worn. To get the look I obtained for Test Subject #13 I printed the label on an inkject (whose ink is water-soluble, keep in mind) and liberally coated both sides well with rubber-based contact cement. Then once dry, I glued the label onto the jar with more contact cement, not being particularly neat about it. I find it gives...
The term “moron” comes from the eugenic movement. Coined by Henry Goddard, an early eugenic founder, it comes from the Greek word moros, meaning “stupid and foolish.” We use the term lightly these days as a kind of vague, almost teasing insult. For Goddard and the eugenic community, a “moron” was anyone deemed unfit for life and indeed a target to be eliminated.
The Medicalisation of Everyday Life →
claytoncubitt:
“Before 1935 doctors were basically useless. We had insulin, morphine for pain relief - a drug with superficial charm, at least - and we could do operations fairly cleanly, although with huge doses of anaesthetics, because we hadn’t yet sorted out well-targeted muscle-relaxant drugs. Then suddenly, between the 1930s and the 1970s, science poured out an almost constant stream of...
“Red Squads are police intelligence units that specialize in infiltrating,...”
– Red squad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“There is a trick to dopamine for people afraid of drug math. Divide the patients...”