Lyss Stern is a “mommy blogger” and founder of mom-centric events company Divalysscious Moms. With those journalistic credentials, you may be shocked to learn she’s accused of trying to trade a “puff piece” for $45,000 in dental work. The NY … Continue reading
It doesn’t matter; the morons up there are gonna vote for him again anyway.
If I was making a list of my favorite wrestlers of all time, DDP would so easily be at the top of that list. One of my favorites ever, and it was embarrassing how badly he was treated when he … Continue reading
Green dot = where Google said we need to be. Blue dot = where we actually needed to be.
What a coincidence! The day after he’s fired, he’s filling in for Bill O’Reilly! Anyway, here’s his opening monologue… Bravo!
So, many people are calling for the defunding of NPR. After all, why should Americans have to pay for something that’s so fundamentally anti-American? Let’s face it: they didn’t fire Juan Williams for expressing an independent opinion, they fired Juan … Continue reading
“Of the Origin and Design of Government in General. With concise Remarks on the English Constitution Some writers have so confounded society with government, as to leave little or no distinction between them; whereas they are not only different, but … Continue reading
Download now or watch on posterous p219.mov (7152 KB) Sawyer figured out a creative way to warm up yesterday! Posted via Posterous
How quaint. I guess Nina would’ve been fired if Jesse Helms were a Muslim. Or something.
Most of Adam is a deep dark brown; his penis, though, is worn golden from extensive handling. via cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com Gotta love it. (via Cat Keene) Posted via Posterous
Investors Business Daily isn’t impressed with the Volt. You shouldn’t be either. The Chevy Volt, hailed by the Obama administration as the electric savior of the auto industry and the planet, makes its debut in showrooms next month, but it’s … Continue reading
Schools Chancellor Joel Klein wants the world to believe his attempt to make public more than 12,000 Teacher Data Reports was merely a response to an information request from the press. Don’t buy it. Klein couldn’t wait to release the … Continue reading
The bailout of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac has already cost taxpayers $135 billion, but that price tag is expected to grow. On Thursday, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which regulates the firms, released projections that show the additional … Continue reading
The U.S. government’s bailout of financial firms through the Troubled Asset Relief Program provided taxpayers with higher returns than yields paid on 30- year Treasury bonds — enough money to fund the Securities and Exchange Commission for the next two … Continue reading