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POSTED: July 1, 2008 at 9:00 am / Popularity: 1%

A Bully of a Childhood

One of those “Are you &^%$ing kidding me??” stories for the day:

“A heated debate raged in the Swedish blogosphere on Monday after an eight-year-old boy’s failure to invite two classmates to his birthday party resulted in a complaint filed with parliament.

The policy at the boy’s school in the southern town of Lund was that all children (or all the boys or all the girls) had to be invited to…..

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POSTED: February 27, 2008 at 6:10 pm / Popularity: 8%

Why it’s bad to stay up till 4AM

After I hauled my sleep deprived body out the door for work, I stopped by the drive thru at Wendy’s to grab some grub on the way. I started making my selection and then began wondering why they couldn’t seem to hear my order. Then I saw the reason why: I had pulled up in front of a trash bin and mistakenly thought it was the intercom.

Whoops.…..

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POSTED: September 26, 2006 at 9:32 pm / Popularity: 8%

SGA: Stupid Gullible Asses

Law school claims to suck up more than 50-60 hours a week of your time. And yet somehow, some way, students find the time to run for positions in the SGA (Student Government Association). Why? Is it the allure of possibly having the label President, Vice President, Treasurer or Secretary (ok maybe not Secretary) affixed to your name? I got news for you: being the President…..

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POSTED: September 9, 2006 at 9:21 pm / Popularity: 9%

Men Smarter than Women, Scientist Claims

Yep, we’re smarter, deal with it. :shades:

Update: Uhhhh, then again, maybe not:

Recently, a blogger named Simon Owens ran a social experiment on Craigslist. He wandered into the “Casual Encounters” section of the personal ads where countless men and women were soliciting for no-strings-attached {chicken dances} and wondered, Is it really that easy? As a test, he composed several ads with different permutations of assumed identity and orientation…. He…..

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POSTED: August 8, 2006 at 12:52 am / Popularity: 9%

Birds of a Feather

I earlier professed my love for Michelle Malkin, but I think I can make some room for Ann Coulter too, especially after reading a recent article about her where she talks about her faith and religion in general. This is a woman who might arguably be the most hated and most villified commentator in contemporary politics today. I’ve never seen anyone who could…..

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