Miscellanea
- Posted by Beth on December 20th, 2006 filed in Blogs, General, Islamofascism, Links, Pseudogeek stuff, Things I Love
- More idiocy from Debbie Schlussel, if you can stand it. A Bush judicial nominee is BAD because he once attended a lesbian wedding. I’m not kidding. And Sam Brownback and Mitt Romney aren’t conservative. Not kidding about that, either. :roll:
- A former Vietnam protestor grew up and learned a thing or two
- Today’s w00t: Roomba for $139!
http://www.woot.com/ - Ten best posts at Lifehacker for 2006 (I love Lifehacker!!!)
- How to link to another post:
Dhimmi KharTard, The Worst President Ever™, (aka “The Ambulating Abortion” & “Arafark’s Analingual Amigo™”) continues his deep-tongue probing of the Paleosimians’ collective colon in search of The Holy Corn Kernel™.
Go read it. That is all.
F.E.T.E.
LOL! (And yes, DO go read it!)
- The Religion of Perpetual Outrage: a 2006 retrospective (Michelle Malkin)
- What was the Number 1 song on the day you were born? How about when you turned 18? (Thanks to Mom)
Me: Last Train to Clarksville - The Monkees when I was born, Caribbean Queen - Billy Ocean when I turned 18. The UK number ones were a little better: Reach Out I’ll Be There - The Four Tops in ‘66, Freedom - Wham in ‘84.
Then again, I can’t stand most Top 40 music, so I doubt I’d find any songs I like.
raz0r says:
When I was born:
Light My Fire - The Doors (US)
All You Need Is Love - The Beatles (UK)
When I turned 18:
Shout - Tears For Fears (US)
Into The Groove - Madonna (UK)
I’m thinkin’ they got this one backwards.
Rightmom says:
Mine is the Ballard of the Green Berets
I cannot say how happy that made me to know such a patriotic song should be number 1 on the day I was born, thanks for the link.
Merri says:
Mine when I was born was “Hey Jude” and when I was 18 it was “Bad” by Michael Jackson. They said it was my “life” theme song. So I’m supposed to be bad? WTF…where did I go wrong?!?!?