The New York Times is reporting that a majority of people in the USA want creationism taught in public schools.

read it for yourself

Now doesn't it strike you as odd that the liberal establishment of the News Media, the alleged defender of Democracy and all of its beauty, spend several months beating "Intelligent Design" into the ground, and doesn't even bother to ask the PEOPLE how they feel about it? Do they want to report public opinion or create it? Thank God they haven't completely done the latter.

In South Korea, a man played games online for 50 consecutive hours before he died of heart failure. His age: only 28 years old. Please learn from this poor sap's example. Go, get off this computer, throw a frisbee, kick a soccer ball, just go and get some sun! We'll still be here tomorrow to tell you how wrong you are. GO HAVE FUN!

~JOE~

I know, I know, millions of bloggers have already rung this issue dry, but I just need to comment on it.
First of all, I have very mixed feelings about this. I don't think Cindy Sheehan is a bad person, but I do think that she's being a bit unrealistic.
I know that it's hard to lose a loved one, especially a son, but I also know that in these instances, it's easy to blame people who aren't responsible for the loved one's death. I think that's exactly what Mrs. Sheehan is doing. I don't think its fair for her to blame the President for her son's death.
Read this interview.
Okay, first off all, she's been completely brainwashed by liberal propaganda.
ON A SIDE NOTE: my opinions on the President and the war have altered dramatically since the election. I'm no big fan of the war, but what she's saying is nonsense.
Also, I don't know why she isn't blaming her son for his own death. After all, he joined with full knowledge that he was going to Iraq. It's not like Bush pulled him out of bed and forced him to join the military.

Here's something else that bothers me. I've been noticing that many people are accusing Sheehan of using her son's death to her advantage (i.e. protesting against the war). I wouldn't be so judgmental if I were them. After all, how to you know that most of her rage isn't fueled by her son's death? I think it's a little harsh to accuse her of that. Get me? Good...

In the end, I think her views on the war are absurd, and I don't think she should be blaming the president for the death of her son.
What's your thoughts on this matter?

Hey! I've just put up a blog updating everyone on my game progress!
You can find it here.

THE DAY ALI G RUGBY-TACKLED PAM ANDERSON AT HER DOGS' WEDDING


ALI G star Sacha Baron Cohen has been dunked in the sea by Pam Anderson's bodyguards...after rugby-tackling the sexy actress at her dogs' wedding.


First off all, I would like to thank Ali G for his heroic deed. Secondly, Pam Anderson is NOT sexy (plastic surgery doesn't make you hot, fool).

Listen, I don't know why Ali G tackled her, but I'm sure it was because she was having her dogs married. That's pathetic. I'm tired of celebrities thinking that they can just be idiots and not receive any consequences.
For instance, if I told my friends that I had Richard (the dog) married to another dog, they'd probably drag me out onto the street and beat me (their God-given right). And if I told them that it was a gay-dog-marriage, they'd probably beat me even more (gay dogs are the worst).
If I were suddenly able to switch bodies with Ali G, I'd tackle Pam and then take it up a notch by eating her dogs. That would be awesome.

A couple days ago, I was on the phone with Brian (and what possessed me to do that?). Anyway, while he was talking to me, I booted up Microsoft Word on our ancient dinosaur computer here, and typed multiple disparaging comments about Brian, his hygiene, his relatives, and his blog.

However, that quickly became boring, because I knew I'd be typing until 3087, so I erased that and began writing random numbers on Word instead. I have reproduced that regal document in its entirety :

(continues...)

In addition, we exchanged a witty and intelligent conversation that would make Demosthenes and Pericles respective heads explode:

Me: Dude, I'm like writing random numbers now

Brian: Huh. Oh, dude, I was like on Flashkit.com All day Yesterday.

Me: Huh. My finger's stuck on the eight key.

Brian: Huh. Dude, you should post this.

Me: Okay.

How come every time a cute girl looks and smiles at me, I quickly turn my head and look away? Hmmm...

...i thought it would be appropriate to write this article.

We've made past 15,000 hits! YAY! Not bad for a blog run by a couple of mindless (teenage) Christian zombies.

Have any of you read about the riots going on in China fueled by governmental changes and decisions?

More power to the people, that's what I say. It's about time the people acted out against the Chinese government. It's also about time the rich stayed rich and the poor get richer.

I hate communism.