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Separated at Birth? While Obama and his many pens may have been a big fucking deal, scientists continue to blow their own minds by creating replica bones made from stem cells. From the NY Times: Tissue-engineered bones have many implications, according to a leading figure in the field, Dr. Charles A. Vacanti, director of the laboratories for tissue . . . → Read More: Obama’s Health Care
Separated at birth? Tony Blair had entered the building. For a week prior to the event, I kept thinking I’d be doing security for Tony Bennett, but no: the two are entirely different entities. The former was a diplomat with international connections, those connections continuing into his private life despite his having buddied up . . . → Read More: The French fry Thief
The limited braintrust of Hollywood. I was meandering around The New York Times online this morning, and after getting disgruntled over the $700 billion buyout of the idiots on Wall Street, I ended up looking at an interactive graph of movie revenue from 1986 to 2008, adjusted for inflation. The layout is what the vagina of a . . . → Read More: Movies in Time
Perhaps this is one of the missing playmates. A young girl in an antiabortion group claimed after roll-playing (during which time they argued that a 15-year-old girl should keep the baby she got after getting raped—’it’s not the baby’s fault!’) that she has five sisters and a brother, while most of her classmates lack her stock . . . → Read More: Antiabortion Youth A gay New York Black man who wanted to butterfly my balls with his eyelashes. A pompous old man feeling big in front of his women, reprimanding me for not closing the door for his wife/daughter/girlfriend. Then, after smugly watching while I kissed his ass, telling me to “remember this” as he hands me a . . . → Read More: Irritating Things |
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