Archive for October, 2006



Ever helpful MSN is back in the blaming game with an article called “Afraid to Commit: Young Men Want to Wait On Marriage,” based on a study by our old friend David Popenoe. From the collective data of 60 entire men, David Popenoe has once again concluded that we’re going to hell in a […]

“Evolutionary theorist Oliver Curry of the London School of Economics expects a genetic upper class and a dim-witted underclass to emerge” in 100,000 years’ time.
But in the nearer future, humans will evolve in 1,000 years into giants between 6ft and 7ft tall, he predicts, while life-spans will have extended to 120 years, Dr Curry claims.
Physical […]

Dear Madonna and Brangelina,

Reading this thread at Feministe made several highly salient points magically appear in my head about the Veiling Debate that’s been going on:
1) Why am I the only white person in the world it seems who knows that muslim women are not actually commanded by their religion to veil in front of children - which […]

A couple of weeks ago, my school’s paper treated me to a delightful September suprise: a series of opinion articles about feminism. Notable campus feminists “Jon the English Major” and “Matt the Magazine Journalism Major” graced us with their opinions on feminism (conclusion, it could use a make-over; have we considered taking Jon’s girlfriend […]

I’m so heading down to the gym so I can pwn him.

Grr.

The Lamont fade

I won’t say I’m sad he hasn’t dominated every headline of some of the biggest blogs on the ‘net, but it really does appear Ned Lamont has failed to distinguish himself since the Democratic primary.
Maybe it’s the fault of poor media coverage; I suppose the zesty thrill of an early season upset was […]

Today, the Christian Science Monitor ran a lovely puff piece on Michael Steele’s GOP Senate campaign in Maryland. In it, they use the word “underdog” in the title and later in the text of the article, because we all know how much Americans love to root for the underdog. Of course, they *kinda* […]

Like the guy at the end asks “are you on our side or theres?”
Which I find is never a bad question to ask yourself. (via)


Everytime I do some perfectly innocent search through flickr (in this case the word used was “DUH”) I get the unconnected weirdness.

I am objectively anti-baby (I’m a feminist, duh)

During the old “intel inside” ad campaign, Apple just had to try to go one better…

I am also objectively anti-Ann Althouse

…And this is your pussy on drugs…

An […]




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