Thursday, December 22, 2011
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Mitt Romney: Profiles in Cowardice
In two TV interviews today, GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney refused to take a stance on the biggest issue in Washington today: the extension of the payroll tax holiday. A huge bipartisan majority in the Senate passed a two-month extension of the cut, but the House rejected that yesterday. A number of Republican senators have slammed House Republicans for blocking the extension, but on Fox News this morning, Romney wouldn’t say whether he sided with the House or Senate, dismissing the issue as an “internal battle.” “I’d like to see this payroll tax holiday extended,” Romney said, without saying for how long.
Oh what a leader. This man is a total empty vessel. Why he or any one for that matter thinks he can run this country is a joke to me.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Monday, December 19, 2011
How many construction workers does it take stop this machine?
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Attenborough's wonderful world
It certainly is Sir David and we understand it all the better because of you wonderful documenting of it and its creatures.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Separated at birth: Jemaine and Young Newt
h/t VF Daily
Friday, December 9, 2011
The Dalai Lama and Mr. Rogers
The Dalai Lama and Mr. Rogers
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Mapping San Francisco's Past
Monday, December 5, 2011
How to spot a flip flopper by Mitt Romney
What a douche.
Skiing and Snowboarding from the summit of Denali
The Denali Experiment from renan ozturk on Vimeo.
h/t gadling
Thursday, December 1, 2011
How to Lose $2400 in Just 24 Seconds
how to lose $2400 in 24 seconds from Kurtis Hough on Vimeo.
Kurtis Hough of Portland, Oregon made this informative step-by-step video on how you can quickly lose $2,400 in just 24 seconds. It was shot using a Canon 5D Mark II.
The Saddest Book Ever Written
Gabe Habash nominates Microwave for One:
The book is by Sonia Allison, who has quite a few publications under her belt. But she’s best known for her masterpiece of tragedy, a book whose title and cover is so rife with sadness that one almost has the urge to brush the invisible tears from Ms. Allison’s face as she leans over her microwave and her food spread. Very little is known about the contents of the book, except for the few that have been lucky enough to chance upon a copy. Let’s turn to these Amazon customer reviews for some insight. ...
“Buy this book, or don’t, I don’t care anymore” by Michael Pemulis:
It used to be that I got home from work and the only thing I’d want to put in my mouth was the cold barrel of my grandfather’s shotgun. Then I discovered Sonia Allison’s Chicken Tetrazzini, and now there are two things.