I really wanted to call this "Survival of the Sh@ttiest", but thought better. I knew I'd work it in somehow anyways. I'm not sure what all of the "occupy" people really want, but there is one thing going on that I'd like to comment on. Read more after the break.
A blog by an Ohio University student named Sarah is getting some international attention because of her stand against certain Halloween costumes she and others consider racist. My question to you is are they actually racist?
President Obama has promised to bring home about 50,000 troops from Iraq. For this, I salute the Commander in Chief. I don't care if bringing them home is a genuine move or just election year politics, all that matters is that our boys are done in one of the middle east hell-holes. The question then is, what's next? My suggestion after the break.
There are many ideas on how to fix unemployment. We found a candidate with answers. Well, at least one answer. And that one answer probably doesn't apply to you. Read more after the break.
Dylan Ratigan does an early afternoon show on MSNBC. I was 100% ignorant of the guy until a version of this rant started making the rounds of the internet.
Can you tell me how to get to ‘Occupy Sesame Street’? Grover’s in trouble!
Spawned from the far-more-serious Occupy Wall Street movement, which has now spread to 25 cities, the Occupy Sesame Street spoof has invaded the Web. It’s about time Kermit and the gang stood up for employee rights at the Jim Henson Workshop.
I really like this story even though there is very little comedy to it. It shows what happens when you give people a voice and a direct line to the government. More after the jump.
This poor guy only has $400,000 a year after feeding his family ($200,000) a year. Think of that while you look at the dollar menu today.
The President will address congress tonight. This is one of those nationally broadcast speeches that would be much better left on the news channels or in excerpt form tomorrow. With that in mind it got me thinking about what you could do in 40 minutes.
Labor Day was adopted a U.S. Holiday in 1894. Sometime in the 70's marketing d@cks decided it would be a good time to sell stuff. Read more after the break.
