LuigiM

Something Awful's only good work, the SA Forums, specifically GBS, are worth a read. It's fun to see the opinions of Lowtax's Goons, even when they disagree with you. This also bears the distinction of being a forum where you can talk about just about anything, as opposed to single-topic forums on most sites. For $10, it's not the best forum to actually join, but as a forum to entertain even those lurkers in the Internet audience, GBS is a good read.

Allmusic is easily the best judge of music I've ever seen. If I look up the music they rank most highly on Youtube, and show it to friends and others, I can usually expect to get a very positive response. It's a very purposeful, very useful site that will help you find your favorite songs. Ever wanted to hear a band you've never heard before, but you just know they'll be good? Allmusic probably has their complete discography on file, plus reviews and the best songs from the albums to check out. Absolutely indispensable for any serious music fan.

This page is revolting, disgusting, and obscene. It is abhorrent, and will cause the squeamish to vomit. It is wretched. But the images displayed here are moving and powerful in their depiction of a mistreated, unloved people.

In all honesty, the page's suggestion that America's healthcare will fail as Cuba's has if it unleashes the public option is farfetched at best. America's healthcare will not fail, just as Canada's has not and England's has not; such industrialized peoples have enough money and power to keep such a nightmare from happening. Its conservative bias is apparent in its links to Hannity and Colmes, just as its message simply seems to revolve around the idea that "socialized medicine=bad."

In truth, these photos simply admonish the fantastical, dishonest Michael Moore vision, and remind us of the realities of the real world. Could anybody with any common sense at all believe that Cuba, a nation of such incredible poverty, could possess among the finest healthcare systems of all the nations on Earth? Could anybody believe that such a brutal totalitarian dictator as Castro would have the love of his people to give them proper medicine? Nobody thinking logically could--and so, for those unappreciative peoples of the industrialized powers of the world, here is your wake-up call. Whether you live in America, Canada, France or England, know that you are privileged. And thank God you live in a nation that has Aspirin for you when you are sick, can operate on you without risk of infection, and gives you senior centers where you can live without insects flying about your shriveled aging body.

This is the funniest Maddox has been in a long time.