Sunday, October 11, 2009
Proctober 11
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This is the post for the latest episode for 10/11/09.
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How was your week?
iTunes raises prices: Commence stealing
FOOTBALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Idiot Of The Week
Advertisers Continue to Ditch Glenn Beck
Did Glenn Beck Rape and Murder a Young Girl in 1990?
Beck Tries to Kill Parody Website
President Obama Awarded Nobel Peace Prize
Stewart Pummels Obama for Not Repealing 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
Does 'SNL' Sketch Mark End of Obama Honeymoon?
Joe Raiola "The Joy of Censorship" Lecture at Penn State
AT&T to expand Internet calling services on iPhone
Obesity, politics, STDs Flow in Social Networks
Letterman makes in-studio apology to wife, staffers
Michael Moore and Sean Hannity Face Off
Palin Lectures a "Tough Sell"
Cautious Hopes for a Cocaine Vaccine
E. Coli Path Shows Flaws in Beef Inspection
Cancer-fighting Beer Brings About World Peace
Flying cars? It is the future!!!
White Zombie, an electric 1972 Datsun 1200
New Rule: Everyone Deserves Equal Rights
MN Supreme Court OKs breathalyzer source code requests
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QOTW: What supreme court justice coined the phrase "Marketplace of Ideas?"
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QOTW answer: Oliver Wendell Holmes was the man.
ReplyDeleteOkay, Carter didn't receive his NPP until he was out of office. The other two were given their while still in office.
Yeah, Obama really needs to get rid of the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy. I know what John's talking about in Korea, too.
Ali wins! Put her name up on the Big Board!
ReplyDeleteI guess I Googled "president nobel office" or something that left out Carter. He's easy to forget.
Screw iTunes and their prices. When I feel like paying for my MP3 Downloads, I use Amazon.com. Still .99 or less for a song.
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