Man Killed Neighbor For Playing Same Song One Too Many...
Rated • 2 reviews • crime • weinterrupt.com
I think that I might start a campain to help Alexander get out of prison. Murder seems fairly justifiable in this situation.
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Infographic of the Day: World-Changing Charts From the...
Rated • 7 reviews • history • fastcompany.com
"A stunning visualization of the worlds rivers and mountains, from 1853. "
I'm a complete dork for this stuff. Be sure to check the site for closer detail. -
The 25 Funniest Sketches Of The 2000s (VIDEO)
Rated • 2 reviews • humor • huffingtonpost.com
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After 35 years in jail, innocent inmate wants fried...
Rated • 33 reviews • crime • sun-sentinel.com
I dare say that I would be a lot more bitter. The money doesn't even come close to the value of the 35 years of denied freedom. -
SHOREWOOD YOUTUBE LIP DUB EXPORT.mov
Rated • 7 reviews • video • youtube.com
Shorecrest got served.
Nothing makes me feel older than the realization that this song was popular more than a decade before these kids were born.
Sigh.
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McDonalds Ad "Victory" (Mutantes - Minha Menina)
Rated • 2 reviews • television, video • youtube.com
Such a good commercial that, just for a moment there, I didn't hate McDonalds.
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Mexico: Top drug cartel leader killed - CNN.com
Rated • 1 review • activism, drugs • cnn.com
My first thought: Mexico has a navy?
My second thought: What does this do to curtail drug demand in the U.S? Absolutely nuthin. (Say it again.)
The lesson, once again: Prohibition creates black markets. Black markets create criminals. It really is that simple.
Don't mistake what I say for gloating at the futility of the drug war. I'm not. It's simply frustrating (to say the least) to know that millions and millions of U.S dollars and countless resources are exhausted in helping eliminate murderous thugs abroad who literally benefit from ridiculous U.S drug policies.
