Showing posts with label bush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bush. Show all posts

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Links of Interest 7/30



Interview with Judd Apatow.

Beaches you want to cross off your summer excursion list.

Interview with Dave Mustaine.

Computer hackers all grown up.

So Screech has a tell all book in the works.

How can a list about cannibalism not include the soccer team that crashed in the Andes?

Some of it’s cruel, most of it’s funny – guy replies to ads he finds on the Internet.

Cocktails are making a comeback. Though they never left the Town House.

The moral of this story? Don’t become a sex offender.

The last days of Bush and Cheney.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Links of Interest 1/12

Ever feel like your head was going to explode? Before you go around searching for Scanners, take a moment and see whether or not you just have this weird syndrome.

Doctors getting whacked out on the drugs. Important doctors.

Critic whores are those people who give praising quotes to some of the worst movies. Need an example? Here are a lot.

Will we ever get justice, or closure with the Bush administration?

Bourbon!

If you hear the name Jesse Camp and immediately think about going to get an axe, then you'll at least know what this article is about.

Need a drink to get you down? Something like Crank but perhaps slightly more legal?

Reasons to look up into the night sky this year.

Just why exactly did Bush do the things he did in office? We may never truly know.

Blowing off the top of a mountain is currently one way companies mine for coal. That seems rather environmentally harsh, no?

Number one here is not my number one, but I can't argue with it. Who could?

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Links of Interest 7/2

I've always been fascinated by ancient religious artifacts, so this story is cool to me. The discovery of something new, the interpretation of it, the arguments...and then we learn it's pretty much fiction. That's like saying in 1000 years, someone is going to be able to tell how we lived by reading a Stephen King novel. And yet there's so much intensity over all of this.

I love Buckaroo Bonzai, so this site selling related merchandise is awesome.

I've heard rumors that this project isn't going to delve too far into the popular conspiracies of the president, which would be a minor upset if you were gambling on it.

Every few years or so, someone trots out a cool "end of days" scenario for us to worry about. So far, we've been able to laugh them all off. Will the Mayan/2012 doomsday prophecy be the one to finally cash us all in?