Monthly Archives: May 2007

Strange News

Vampires GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) – A crowd of Guyanese villagers lynched an elderly woman they accused of being an evil spirit who drinks the blood of human babies, police said Monday. Authorities in the South American country said the woman raised suspicions with unusual behavior and was set upon by villagers who apparently believed she […]

WTW: Joan Baez Not Allowed At Walter Reed

Morning, y’all, Jebediah Murphy here on another beautiful White Trash Wednesday. And, poor Joan Beaz is not going to be allowed to sing at Walter Reed for those loser troops Folk singer and anti-war activist Joan Baez says she doesn’t know why she was not allowed to perform for recovering soldiers recently at Walter Reed […]

A Day At The Beach: Us vs. Them

This is my idea of a good time at the beach:   That's definately my idea of a good time at the beach. A bit of surfing (that is one of only two photo's I have left of me surfing, after my PC got toasted years ago), watching the scenery, a few brews. This is […]

All Hail The Cavalry, Living The Legand

From Defend America MOSUL, Iraq, April 30, 2007 — Soldiers from Company A, 2nd Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment, are on the frontlines every day here in Mosul, Iraq, and have a mixture of emotions on the varied experiences in the second largest city in the country. “We are the first ones out after something happens,” […]

Abu Ayyub al-Masri Killed? Question The Timing (Snicker)

Well, that is what is being reported as a possibility BAGHDAD —  Iraqi officials have received reports that the leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq was killed by Sunni tribesmen, but the chief government spokesman said Tuesday the information has not been confirmed. The statement by spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh followed a welter of reports from […]

Global Warming Today: Meetings In Thailand And The Goracle

Hey, look, more "do as I say and not as I do" global warming nuts BANGKOK, Thailand – Delegates at a major climate meeting debated Monday how to rein in rising greenhouse gas emissions that could threaten hundreds of millions with hunger and disease in the coming decades. For the rest of the week, hundreds […]

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