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Well duh... It seems to me that BuschCo's entire reasoning behind this maneuver is so that when the (crude) shit hit's the proverbial fan, he can point to something and blame it on the democrats who were in control of congress. Meh. As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein |
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I don't know if this is bad news, or just random news, but...
It seems Belgium is once again without governement. |
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clap! clap! clap!
_____________________________ Albert's path is a strange and difficult one. |
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I think that goes under Absurd News or Failed Comedic Sketches That Came True... Twice. They are on the next page. --- "I knew their tastes were very different and because the french like Dick a lot." -W.G. |
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Ok. Where did you see it last? The Lithos School of Curiousity is now enrolling |
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lol...
"This is information that the FDIC essentially hides in plain sight," As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein |
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Remain calm, Citizen.
All your cash are belong to us. "I worked my whole life for this money," she said. "It's kind of scary." As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein |
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The story keeps unfolding...
SEC, FBI = Two pincers, same claw? As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein |
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Head in the sand, pretending tehy're two things.
They are one, and the same. As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein |
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I have friends at this church:
Gunman fires on Unitarian congregation. Added context: According to church members, children from the congregation's summer theater workshop were preforming Annie the Musical when a man with long blond hair, wearing jeans and a short sleeve t-shirt walked in and fired 13 shots. This message has been edited. Last edited by: Justy, »» "Forget infinity. I've got books waiting for me to read them." — colin »»"Speculative novels of last Tuesday." — William Gibson |
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Update: just heard that said friends were okay, though they were there (their daughter was in the play).
Still, horrible. »» "Forget infinity. I've got books waiting for me to read them." — colin »»"Speculative novels of last Tuesday." — William Gibson |
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"He was angry with his parents because they had made him go to church all his life," she told the station.
So he goes and shoots up the Universalist Unitarians, the church that is basically a club of secular humanists, the exact opposite of the church he may have attended. The irony of an ignorant anti-religionist attacking a church that is basically a way for agnostics and atheists to get together and protect each other is not escaping me. »» "Forget infinity. I've got books waiting for me to read them." — colin »»"Speculative novels of last Tuesday." — William Gibson |
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that's more than a little messed up.
As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein |
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Well, religion IS based on our capacity for irrational wonderment in the face of the unknown coupled with humanity's knack for ongoing existential despair. |
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There are more twists to this guy:
Ex-wife was a Unitarian, had a restraining order put on him in 2000 for threatening to kill her then kill himself. He targeted that church because of their devotion to liberal causes and support of the LGBT community. The story I linked to this morning (above) has been updated with more information about a manifesto found in his car and discussions with his neighbors. He expected to die, killed by police. But liberals aren't idiots: they tackled him before he could reload. »» "Forget infinity. I've got books waiting for me to read them." — colin »»"Speculative novels of last Tuesday." — William Gibson |
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Bet his ol' lady dumped him for a chick.
As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein |
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn dies
My librarian told me I should read One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich. Bleak as fuck. I'm glad he lived as long as he did. Survived the gulag, the cancer ward, and died at home. The Lithos School of Curiousity is now enrolling |
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I'm slightly embarrassed to say I own three of his novels and have never yet cracked one open. I attribute that to getting them each for about a buck.
However, the film adaptation of One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich (by the same name) is very good. |
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http://www.kcra.com/news/17111618/detail.html
9 dead, 4 burned in fire fighting helicopter crash. _____________________________________ ::swoon:: |
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Lovely.
Fuckin' cavemen. As far as I'm concerned, I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue. -Albert Einstein |
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