Pomplamoose - Another Day
Pomplamoose - Another Day
Isaiah Mustafa as LUKE CAGE
(via fyeaholdspiceman)
In response to this gem from @SarahPalinUSA
Who hijacked term:”feminist”?A cackle of rads who want 2 crucify other women w/whom they disagree on a singular issue; it’s ironic (& passé)
I don’t think “cackle” is the word you were searching for here, dear. It’s okay, we know it’s hard. But, YAY for Keith Olbermann! :)
A rising tide lifts all boats. Keith Olbermann is that tide.
Professor Vader’s Quiet Time
by J.M. Carlyle
1. Since the proposed site for the Park51 worship space is 2 blocks away from Ground Zero, why do you keep calling it the “Ground Zero Mosque”?
2. What precisely is an acceptable distance from the former site of the World Trade Center for Muslims to practice their religion? (Terms like “so close” or “in the shadow of” or “steps away” are obviously subjective.)
3. Is there a difference between violent Islamic extremists and mainstream Muslims?
4. If your answer to #3 is “yes,” why is there an objection to Muslims practicing their religion in Lower Manhattan?
5. Since Muslims have been holding religious services at Park51 for over a year, should they be stopped?
6. As Park51 is private property, are you in favor of the government regulating how the space is utilized?
– 6 Questions for Republicans Who Oppose a Mosque in Lower Manhattan (via ryking) (via newfilosofee) (via ihatethismess) (via robot-heart-politics) (via teallikethecolor) (via oportspangles) (via stfuconservatives)
Control Freak
by J.M. Carlyle
Samael, the Fallen Angel
by J.M. Carlyle
@DEALBREAKERblog: In our hearts, all memes are real.
Chewie wants pancakes.
From a series by Steve Schofield entitled “Land of the Free”
view the rest of the series here.
Supercell Storm of the Day: It’s another beautiful day at Hietaniemi beach in HelsinkiOH SHIT GRAB THE KIDS AND RUN.
[towleroad.]
Related: Longer footage from a different angle.
This is beautiful.
There’s only two good times to get diarrhea: when you’re behind on your reading, and when your cellmate decides to make his move.
– Richard Jeni