The Manic Eclectic: Carl Sagan Was Naive
Rated • 1 review • blogspot.com
and the village idiot continues
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The Manic Eclectic: Carl Sagan Was Naive - part 2
Rated • 1 review • christianity • blogspot.com
oh, look. The village idiot religious freak tries to take on a person with half a brain. -
Superheroes in Old War Photos | Amusing Planet
Rated • 10 reviews • amusingplanet.com
These are really shitty. -
6 Unique Religions Virtually Unknown To The West
Rated • 6 reviews • bravenewtraveler.com
six religions virtually unknown to the pitifully ignorant in the West. -
10 More Unsolved Mysteries of the World | DailyCognition.com
Rated • 20 reviews • dailycognition.com
Nothing unsolved, just a huge load of ignorant crap. This is the sort of site which argues very strongly that the Internet is a powerful force for de-education. Sites like this will make you stupid. -
Picture Books with Strong Female Protagonists - a "Best...
Rated • 3 reviews • politics • flashlightworthybooks.com
A great list, but a tragically short list. -
Post Comment
Rated • 115 reviews • livejournal.com
Stop sending me this goddamn picture of bloody Mel Gibson. Who wants to look at that creep? He's a weirdo sexist religious freak in real live and he makes weirdo revisionist history movies that have nothing to do with the real world and are only about his bizarre religio-pedophilic-sado-masochistic fantasy world.
Go away, Mel. -
Top Ten - Top 10 Greatest Philosophical Novels Of All...
Rated • 44 reviews • alternativereel.com
I'm not interested if Pirsig and Rand are on the list. Oh. Wait. I'm not interested in these stupid lists. Think for yourself! Surely that's what anyone interested in Philosophy should be doing. -
CBC News - Montreal - Hope lives for Polytechnique survivors
Rated • 1 review • politics • cbc.ca
"We have given him enough publicity. Out of respect for the victims, the killer should be completely anonymous." -
No Divorce Initiative Lampoons Gay Marriage Ban : NPR
Rated • 10 reviews • politics • npr.org
From the page: While most people would not support banning divorce, it does make sense for couples to be educated about the financial and emotional commitments of marriage, said Dan Couvrette, chief executive and publisher of Toronto-based Divorce Magazine. The publication has a circulation of 140,000, including a regional edition in Southern California.
"It's a worthwhile conversation to have," said Couvrette, who started the magazine in 1996 after going through his own divorce. "I don't think it's just a frivolous thought."
Indeed!
