Mortie, Mortie: He's no shorty, Mortie.
Bob Woodward’s new book Plan of Attack follows in a long line of recent tell-all accounts of the months leading up to the second Iraq war, bringing new light to Bush’s single-mindedness
“You know you’re going to be owning this place?”
– Colin Powell to George Bush, regarding the consequences of invading Iraq
I used to find Microsoft’s Windows sound sets annoying, until a clever Flash animation remixed them.
Burger King has the subservient chicken. I much prefer the subservient chicken *hawk*.
I wish I had thought of this: a website that collects writings from bathroom stalls.
Jeffrey Skilling of Enron in a drunken brawl. And then two California runaways diguised as rural Canadians were found — what’s strange is one of them is called Tom Green, but it’s not the comedian.
Offshoring is bringing doubters of its effectiveness for a company’s bottom line, which complain about a lack of available programmers. Not so, says Fast Company.
Democrats are better for the economy, and Wall St should take note, says the Christian Science Monitor.
MSNBC opines that the housing market is about to go “Pop!”, if interest rates start rising and people stop refinancing.
I read Howard Zinn’s “Marx in Soho” during my last semester, and was surprised to find out that Seattle’s Asian Art Museum will be performing the play at the end of May.
After having been to the Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Charlotte, NC, last month, I’m comforted by a bold theatre company who dares to make the NASCAR Ballet.
What do the faceless avatars in videogames think about when you’re not asking them to frag opponents? Red vs Blue ponders this ethereal question.
Feel like sharing? Who needs a nail?
Ah, the Yawning Boy. Best television footage ever?
Whoops! When intelligence isn’t: Colin Powell admits there might have been an error with evidence regarding Iraq WMDs.
This wasn’t an April Fool’s joke either — using chickens to keep nuclear weapons warm.
Nice picture essay on MSNBC called America 24/7.
