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Archive for March, 2010
Problems With No Pre-Existing Conditions
Most people like to feel that they are pretty indestructible. Myself? I lamented turning 20 as the age at which my indestructibility left me. There are many young people that choose not to have health insurance, and still many more (especially men) who carry insurance but do not have regular checkups. When the U.S. Government, [...]
Just Because Something Could Happen…
The Infinite Monkey Theorem goes something like this: …a monkey hitting keys at random on a typewriter keyboard for an infinite amount of time will almost surely type a given text, such as the complete works of William Shakespeare. This logic is part of what makes up the logical belief in Evolution: the idea being, [...]
Things Aren’t Always What They Seem
We’ve talked before about how between Photoshop, makeup and a good hairstyle an ordinary looking girl can be made to look like a model. Samsung has taken this one step further, showing you how even “monsters” could look cool if they took pictures at the angles and the ways that people take them on popular [...]
I Am Better Than You Are
It all depends on who is in power. When the Republicans are in power, the Democrats are the whining babies. They ridicule their President about “Mission Accomplished.” They complain about him on foreign soil. They insult his intelligence and constantly bring up that he might once of been an alcoholic. They oppose every bill that [...]
Fuel Doctor
What if I told you that you could get 25% MPG from your car, simply by plugging something into your car’s cigarette lighter? That’s the claim made by the Fuel Doctor. The idea is pretty straightforward. The FD-47 plugs into your cigarette lighter and it works at conditioning the electricity in your vehicle. In turn, [...]
Keeping Time
About a year ago my watch died. It was a watch that I had received as a Christmas present back when I was in college. A Timex Indiglo watch, that watch and I had seen many things together, so you can imagine that I was hoping that the last time that it stopped working it [...]
Because the School Knows Best
Pregnancy should be the most exciting time in a young woman’s life. It should be the time where you count the days (and sometimes hours) until the new life inside the womb makes an appearance on the world’s stage. Unfortunately, for many new mothers, pregnancy is accompanied by worry, concern, and shame.
You Must Promote My Lifestyle
Constance McMillen is a homosexual. She is also a senior in a public high school in Mississippi, and as such she was looking forward to her senior prom. She wanted to bring a date, and because of her lifestyle, she wanted to bring another young lady and she wanted to wear a tuxedo instead of [...]
24 – Season 8
I don’t know how many of you follow the thriller, 24, but this season seems to be a little better than the last. The last couple of episodes really have picked up the pace, and I’m excited to hear that Renee may eventually be getting back in the field.
And Most Public School Children Say “What?”
The funny thing about this comic—other than the punch line—is how a majority of the people would have at least known the subject matter when the comic was written, but that number is steadily decreasing. Why? Because Biblical literacy is getting lower by the day. And forget about research into Bible times.
The Worse Part
Lila’s best friend is getting married—and she’s the maid of honor. She’s single, and has longed to find the perfect man, and has a revelation during the wedding ceremony that most couples want to forget as well—that marriage is for better or worse.
Journey to the Dark Side
Parental rights are a mind field, and nothing points to it better than this. You see, i don’t know of many cases where we don’t see one party in a marriage (or cohabitating) break up as good for the child and the other as bad. We always believe that we know best where kids should [...]
Are We Ready For an Insurance Shortage?
In the early 1970s the United States had a problem. Uneasiness in the Middle East cost a gas cost crisis which the Carter Administration tried to deal with by cost fixing. The put in a price ceiling which immediately led to rationing. People could only get gas for their vehicles on certain days and it [...]
Next Being Headed For Extinction: Girls
For all the cheering from the feminists about how science may yet prove that men are not necessary because women may be able to have children without the need for that pesky X chromosome, the truth is that it’s not the male gender that is in danger—but the female.
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