Thursday, March 4, 2010

soupsoup:

Jon Stewart plays ChatRoulette

As usual, John Stewart is the man.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010
unsolicitedanalysis:


rosasparks:

This is Steve Burns.
Steve, from BLUE’S CLUES!
Whut?

unsolicitedanalysis:

rosasparks:

This is Steve Burns.

Steve, from BLUE’S CLUES!

Whut?

Friday, February 19, 2010 Thursday, February 18, 2010

Time my driving is at it’s most dangerous and extreme: when Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone” plays on the radio… High—way to the DANGER ZONE!

Monday, February 8, 2010
Drew Brees seems like a great guy. Glad the Saints took this one home to New Orleans.

Drew Brees seems like a great guy. Glad the Saints took this one home to New Orleans.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010
dihard:

Check out Obama’s 2011 Budget Proposal in an NYT interactive map.

Even though ObamaCare is so astronomically expensive, look what a tiny blip it is compared to the entitlements - Social Security, Medicare, Income Security.
How’s this Democrats - I’ll let you have all the ObamaCare you can stand if you cut Social Security in half. How’s that for bipartisanship? Deal?

dihard:

Check out Obama’s 2011 Budget Proposal in an NYT interactive map.

Even though ObamaCare is so astronomically expensive, look what a tiny blip it is compared to the entitlements - Social Security, Medicare, Income Security.

How’s this Democrats - I’ll let you have all the ObamaCare you can stand if you cut Social Security in half. How’s that for bipartisanship? Deal?

All courses of action are risky, so prudence is not in avoiding danger (it’s impossible), but calculating risk and acting decisively. Make mistakes of ambition and not mistakes of sloth. Develop the strength to do bold things, not the strength to suffer. Niccolò Machiavelli
Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Ben Folds plays “Army” with audience acapella participation in Asheville, NC. This is one of my favorite live songs ever.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

With Master Cleanse, clarity gained — with a twist

streetsofchicago:

minilaarni:

To do this diet or not?  Click here for article.  Moo did this and could only last four days and it was painful/disgusting to watch her go through it.  However, I will no longer be living with the rents and no longer be tempted with all sorts of goodies that lurk in the pantry and fridge.  So maybe I should try this out?  Hmmm, if all else fails then I have a bunch of lemons for a vodka soda!

The Master Cleanse shouldn’t really be considered a diet.  It’s almost like a detox, and a nasty one at that.  The worst part:  You’re likely going to gain most of that weight back within a few months, especially if your eating habits stay the same.  And I’ve seen people shed 10-15 lbs. after doing it for a week or so, but they don’t look good at all when it’s done.  Overall, the Master Cleanse shouldn’t be used as a weight loss trick, but more a “purifying your body through fire” method.  If you’re in good health and can take torturing your body for a week, then do it.  Otherwise, the ol’ D&E is still supreme.

Everyone thinks the Master Cleanse is such a great idea, but ask any doctor and they’ll tell you it’s horrible for your body. It deprives you of things your brain needs to function and your body needs to survive, like A and D vitamins, iron, niacin, potassium - I could go on. If you insist on doing this, AT LEAST take a multivitamin daily.

I had a friend in college that did the Master Cleanse and ended up in the hospital with seizures due to lack of nutrients to his brain. This new age Hollywood stuff is approaching ridiculous - take care of your body, eat right, exercise. There are no shortcuts.