This Week on the Internets
It’s been a slow week on the internets. Or maybe I wasn’t wasting as much time on it. At any rate, here’s a bunch of links:
Who Needs Cable, when you have YouTube? Too early for Steve Irwin jokes? Fuck that. Look, it’s Norm McDonald being funny. Honest.
Holy crap, I want one of these. Imagine attaching a small, remote video camera to it.
In the News – the news is fake. Lewis Black provides some investigative journalism on investigative journalism (and the lack thereof.) Highly recommended.
Politics Here’s some three-year-old news that I just found out: George Bush’s brother, Marvin P. (yes, that’s really his name), was a head honcho for a security firm that, among other things, ran security for the World Trade Center until 9/11. I reckon the firm has since lost that account. Now, I’m really not drawing any conspiracy theories, because frankly, I don’t know of any security forces – especially our military – that can prevent Boeings from flying into buildings, but doesn’t that little tidbit strike you as a little weird? Is it just me? Seriously, what kind of a fucking coincidence is that?
I’m gonna whip somebody’s ass After zefrank’s conversation with the light post, check out the remix of “I’m gonna whip somebody’s ass.”
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spprs) wrote,
congested
