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Why Geeks Don’t Need God

Posted by dp1974 on January 25, 2012

From the ever funny ’cause it’s true Married to the Sea.

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Happy Amnesia, I Mean, Australia Day!

Posted by dp1974 on January 25, 2012

I am an Australian (for the time being: citizenship now being reviewed, I’m sure) and I endorse this message from Juice Rap News:

So, with prejudice and pride, let our freaky flag of racism fly over the crumbling ruins of indigenous history!

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Herman Cain — A BLR Soundbite

Posted by Aaron Dames on January 20, 2012

This is hilarious. From the folks at Bad Lip Reading.

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Shit Conspiracy Theorists Say

Posted by majestic on January 17, 2012

Come on disinfonauts, you know you’ve read about some of these theories here and wondered about them…

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Catch-2012

Posted by Good German on January 11, 2012

Finally, a conservative commentator humble enough to admit when one of Obama’s liberal policies is right! From the Colbert Report:

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Brits Have Too Many Holidays For A ‘Broke Country’

Posted by Liam McGonagle on January 3, 2012

Screen shot 2012-01-03 at 2.06.38 PMHappy New Year, y’alls.  Looks like at least one of your wishes may have started coming true already.  Dylan Welch from the Sydney Morning Herald reports on Rupert Murdoch’s meticulous documentation of his own descent into senility:

“Either @rupertmurdoch is genuinely now on Twitter, or some disgruntled ex-NOTW journo just won the hacking Olympics.”

Less than two days after joining Twitter, media mogul Rupert Murdoch appears to have had his first brush with tweeting-before-thinking, after suggesting that the British have too many holidays for a “broke country”.

Though Mr Murdoch, who joined Twitter less than 48 hours ago and already has almost 40,000 followers, quickly deleted the message, it was preserved by some Twitter users and quickly spread around the website.

“Maybe Brits have too many holidays for broke country!” Mr Murdoch, who is holidaying on the Caribbean island of Saint Barthelemy, wrote about 6am Australian time.

Publish and be damned ... the tweet that Murdoch withdrew.

Publish and be damned … the tweet that Murdoch withdrew.

His wife,…

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How The Family Circus Confronted the Web

Posted by moezilla on November 11, 2011

Dysfunctional Family CircusTuesday cartoonist Bil Keane died at the age of 89 — and one webmaster fondly remembers how Keane gracefully confronted unauthorized parodies on the internet.

Keane was a good sport about fake Amazon reviews that gushed about supposedly hidden literary themes in collections of his newspaper comic strips, and he once even drew his own characters into a “guest appearance” in a Zippy the Pinhead strip. But in 1999, Keane’s syndicate threatened legal action against the “Dysfunctional Family Circus” site, which had been re-captioning Keane’s cartoons for over four years.

Heading off a “free speech” showdown, Keane resolved the situation with a friendly phone call to the webmaster, who ultimately decided to voluntarily remove the images just because “He’s actually a nice guy.”

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Louis C.K. on George Carlin (Video)

Posted by ralph on September 22, 2011

A future master praising a past (and always remembered) master:

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Brokers With Hands On Their Faces

Posted by JacobSloan on August 9, 2011

In need of a pick-me-up? The Tumblr Brokers With Hands On Their Faces offers an unending stream of more-pleasing-than-lolcats shots of Wall Street brokers smooshing and contorting their faces in their hands as they “find out the latest numbers” or some such. I like to think that they just realized that money is an imaginary social construct and can scarcely believe what fools they’ve been.

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Video: President Obama Says It’s ‘Time To Be A Dick’ (Parody)

Posted by Pelliciari on July 14, 2011

With news of President Obama’s frustration with the debt talks, here is a parody from Funny or Die of what Obama may really want to say. As he said about the debt talks:

“I have reached the point where I say enough,” and added “I’ve reached my limit. This may bring my presidency down, but I will not yield on this,” according to the Republican aide. After leaving the debt talks, Obama said this confirms the totality of what the American people already believe” about Washington politicians who are “too focused on positioning and political posturing.” (RawStory)

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Foghorn Leghorn Speaks On Matters in Wisconsin

Posted by Liam McGonagle on June 13, 2011

FoghornLeghornIs it possible to channel a fictional character? Specifically, the Southern-gentrified blowhard from the Warner Bro.’s 1960’s “Foghorn Leghorn” franchise? Based upon experiments performed over the weekend, I can report a firm and conclusive “yes”. But the ritual requires copious volumes of an obscure Sri Lankan stout called “Lion“. And Mr. Legohorn seems to have quite a bit to say about Wisconsin people and places . . . .

“The behavior on display before us in this instance constitutes a perfect SCANDAL in the eyes of our sacred parliamentary traditions. This method of proceeding cannot call to mind words any loftier or more noble than “poltroon” and “knave”. I understand that the accepted standards of comportment may not be all they could in some of the darker corners of the great state of Wisconsin, but I see no reason to drag them into the sacred halls of our legislature.”

—Regarding the extraordinary violation of…