"It will not come by waiting for it. It will not be said, 'Here it is,' or 'There it is.' Rather, the Kingdom of the Father is spread out upon the earth, and men do not see it."
– The Gospel of Thomas
Kesha Rogers wrote:The victory in the 22nd Congressional District yesterday by LaRouche Democrat Kesha Rogers sent an unmistakable message to the White House, and its British imperial controllers: Your days are numbered.
Take that, Gordon Brown!
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"Great men are almost always bad men."
~Lord John Dalberg Acton
Gaze into the eyes of evil: the eyes of Sandra Lee. (Is "evil" too strong a word? Is it really?)
You will either find this totally funny, or a waste of time so egregious that you will hate the soul who linked you to it until the heat death of the universe. To which I can only reply: I'm in love with the seahorses.
Jon Stewart last night performed a rather marvelous and incisive satire of Glenn Beck. The introduction may be seen here and the remainder of it here. The whole affair is roughly a quarter of an hour long. (N.B. This videos are not available outside of the United States, which is disappointing, but not surprising)
It isn't a perfect satire. The editting is sometimes slightly rough and, more importantly, in some ways it is impossible to really satire or parody Glenn Beck. Some American conservatives have done God's work in becoming so crazed and deranged that they have become bizarre and ridiculous than any comic effort could ever portray them as.
Incidentally, a good friend of mine's father is named Glenn Beck. Although said father of a friend is a Republican, he is in fact sane, sensible and generally reasonable, whereas the mentally unbalanced dancing monkey on the teevee who is also named Glenn Beck is either a shameless performance artist or a dangerous maniac.
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"Great men are almost always bad men."
~Lord John Dalberg Acton
Delthayre wrote:Jon Stewart last night performed a rather marvelous and incisive satire of Glenn Beck. The introduction may be seen here and the remainder of it here.
I hope y'all know Team Fortress 2, because it's one of the best video games to come out in the last decade. If not, Valve has this great series of videos introducing the characters:
ils wrote:You will either find this totally funny, or a waste of time so egregious that you will hate the soul who linked you to it until the heat death of the universe. To which I can only reply: I'm in love with the seahorses.
