Friday, August 24, 2007

Vanity Plates

Some of them are funny. Others…

“Modified” People

I’m sure you must have seen those tatted and pierced types that took it a little too far. Here’s a whole bunch of them. Some I haven’t seen before. Makes you wonder what they were thinking, exactly. Ugh.

It cost these people a lot of money to look that bad. 

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Not a Good Thing

As a fan of redheads, I find this story disturbing.

PETER Beattie, Nicole Kidman and Michael Voss are. So were William Shakespeare, Christopher Columbus and Queen Elizabeth the First.
But the future doesn’t look bright for people with ginger hair.

According to genetic scientists redheads are becoming rarer and could be extinct in 100 years.

The current National Geographic magazine reports that less than 2 per cent of the world’s population has natural red hair - created by a mutation in northern Europe thousand of years ago.

Global intermingling, which broadens the availability of possible partners, has reduced the chances of redheads meeting and so producing little redheads of their own.

Although it takes only one red-haired parent to produce ginger babies, two redheads obviously creates a much stronger possibility.

Some experts warn redheads could be gone as early 2060, but others say the gene can be dormant in the reproductive system for generations before returning.

Oh, wait...this is the opinion of experts. Well now I know it’s bullshit. It would take a whole lot of forced intermingling to do that in 52 years. And even so, it wouldn’t probably happen. People only have so many kids in a lifetime. And while races intermingle, people tend to go for their own race as a rule of thumb. People are tribalists by nature.

This is another bogus article, referencing so called scientists who obviously don’t understand the slightest thing about reality. How could red heads go extinct in 52 years? When there are red headed babies being born as we speak?

Eco-Frauds

Radar magazine has a great article on how all the top global warming shills are the worst “carbon criminals” as those idiots call it. Not a big surprise. But once again, it shows how fake and absurd the whole subject is.

Never take advice from silly people, Or celebrities. (Redundant, I know). 

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Imagining the 10th Dimension

This film explains all 10 dimensions of reality in a pretty succinct way. You may still have a hard time understanding it. But it does a great job of explaining the fundamentals of string theory. Which is the current, generally accepted theory of the universe. 

Giving them the Finger

Actually, this guy will probably give them several of his fingers in order to reduce the size of his hand. [Warnng: Disturbing picture]

Google Galaxies

Google has added star maps to its Google Earth software. I don’t mean the route to actor’s houses.

Now you can cruise around the stars, getting information on each of them. Very cool.

Paging Michael Moore

What was that about Britain having this great socialized medicine system?

And this is what some Democrats want to stick us with. No thanks. 

Follow the Money

Democrats want to lock in America to an ever growing dependence on global warming hysteria. As I’ve said from the beginning, GW is about nothing more that dollars. While its shills tell us about greedy oil companies, they reveal their own grotesque avarice by their cries for ever more funding and programs. The oil companies are beginning to look modest in comparison.

America’s politicians are waking up to the moneymaking and job creation possibilities of combating global warming and challenging the Bush administration to invest in a new generation of “green-collar” jobs.

The Democrat-controlled House of Representatives wants to spend almost $7bn (£3.5bn) in the coming year to reduce the nation’s enormous carbon footprint. This has put it on a collision course with the White House, which remains in denial about the dangers of global warming.

While the evidence of GW becomes increasingly suspect, the proponents become increasing more shrill and rapacious. 

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Geek Joke DuJour

Pun alert!