Wednesday, October 04, 2006
Wednesday's Eye-Grabbers
- WTF??
Can somebody… anybody… explain to me how anyone could think that any good whatsoever could come out of making a movie like this?
How is this even remotely a good idea? Who'd want to see it? I mean, I know that there are idiots out there who hate the South for any number of real or imagined reasons, but who in the name of Jerry Clower would want to watch something like this? Are there really people who enjoy and relish hatred that much? Who's this petty in 2006? I'm just at a loss for words. - Xena's Husband Is Considering Divorce… And The Witness Protection Program
Holy crud, this is soooo messed up. From Laconia, New Hampshire:
Police said a couple were arguing about their marriage when the wife grabbed an ax and charged at her husband, chasing him around the house.
The ax is considered a collector's item and is used for display, but investigators said it has a very sharp blade and is capable of causing serious injury or death…
Police said that while chasing her husband, Masse destroyed several things inside their home, including a glass door and his car.
Her husband ran to a neighbor's house, where he locked the door and called police.
The woman destroyed a car with an ax. Damn. She then mounted her trusted flying dragon, Zogarth, and hastened to the far mountains to wage war against the giants who'd invaded her kingdom. - Pokey Man
Rey's latest blog post had me in stitches:My son started speaking at one and in his Borg-like ability to acquire language skills I found myself constantly surprised by what words he knew. I was constantly on the defense, answering questions. But then the day that every father dreads dawned, when his very vocal boy looks up at him, points between his legs and asks “what is this called?”
Go read the whole story to find out what word was assigned to that part of the male anatomy, and read about the ensuing pandemonium. - AlbertBot
It's creepy, it's upsetting… and you can't take your eyes off it:
I suppose they could have made it even creepier… for instance, they could have made it look like Ash or Bishop. - Pro-Abortionists: "You Do Not See What You See."
The three-dimensional picture to the right, a picture of a 12 week old fetus, might look like a human being to you and me. Seeing the baby in action, watching him suck his thumb, move his limbs and even seem to smile, might make the fetus's humanity all the more apparent. But not so, not according to pro-abortionists:…a group of scientists has now warned the scans could be dangerously misleading as they do not reflect the true nature of an unborn baby's brain.
Dr Donald Peebles, a consultant in foetal medicine at University College London, said the temptation to associate foetal movements with adult movements was "incredibly dangerous" and said they contributed nothing to the debate over whether the legal time limit for abortion should be lowered.
Dr Huseyin Mehmet, a reader in developmental neurobiology at Imperial College London, said that a foetal brain at 23 and 24 weeks was "extremely immature"…
Oh, OK, I gotcha. "Extremely immature" is the same thing as not human, and, therefore, OK to kill. Does that mean that Marcus Vick isn't human, then?
For those who support abortion on demand, Dr. Peebles is right. Making an association between fetal humans and adult humans is "incredibly dangerous." It might end up eventually making it harder for pro-abortionists to murder their unborn children in order to continue their self-serving lifestyles. Then they'd have to hold themselves accountable for their decisions and their actions. And we just can't have that, now, can we?
HT: American Papist. - Home Movie Thang
I put together a big, elaborate home movie DVD for friends and family every year. Last year I posted the intro and I was surprised that a few people told me that they got a kick out of it. Well, I've been working on this year's version, although the intro isn't nearly as elaborate as it was last year because I lost half the memory in our multimedia PC and I haven't been able to replace it yet. Anyway, for anyone who cares, here's how this year's hour-or-so of home movies will begin: Ah, crap. Just played it back myself and realized that the resolution I used to upload it to youtube looks like garbage. Oh, well.
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