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Category Archives: humor
Good luck finding those black holes
I don’t know how much taxpayer money was used to construct and deploy this orbiting telescope, but it will be money well spent if NASA can finding the black holes that sucked away millions of jobs and homes, a functioning … Continue reading
Posted in humor, unemployment
Tagged black hole hunters, black holes, NASA, orbiting telescope
1 Comment
South Philly saints come marchin’ in
This is in case you missed the May procession held today under a soul-piercing blue sky on Philly’s Italian Market. Kids in white suits and dresses, followed by statues of solitary saints on floats pushed by local parishioners, with a … Continue reading
Posted in food, humor, livable cities, pop music
Tagged Italian Market, May procession, Mother Mary, South Philly
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Mittens distinguishes himself again
How awful is Mitt Romney? Is there anything he won’t do or say to improve his chances of being elected? Here’s a for instance: … On Thursday morning, as Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton conducted tense negotiations with the … Continue reading
Posted in humor, Mitt Romney, Politics
Tagged Chen Guangcheng, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Mitt Romney
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Dad, can I borrow $100K for college?
This is premature, but Mitt Romney seems more and more like a gift from the gods to the Barack Obama re-election campaign. The quarter-billion-dollar man is tone deaf but he keeps braying, and each of his pronouncements seem more out … Continue reading
Posted in Great Recession, humor, Mitt Romney, The New Depression
Tagged education, Mitt Romney, take a risk
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Zizek on OWS: Where to next?
Bill O’Reilly recently denounced liberal economist Robert Reich as a communist, and Reich responded to this absurd charge by challenging O’Reilly to debate him. The debate I’d like to see, which will never take place, would be between O’Reilly and … Continue reading
‘Dark matter’ concept darker than ever
“The stars are matter. We’re matter. But it doesn’t matter.” — Captain Beefheart For years laymen have felt puzzled by “dark matter,” an unscientific term scientists use to describe the invisible substance that supposedly accounts for 83 percent of the … Continue reading
Posted in astronomy, humor
Tagged astro-physics, Captain Beefheart, dark matter, Milky Way
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Yes Men’s fake BofA site is back
As the movie trailer put it, “Sometimes it takes a lie to expose the truth.” The Raw Story reported earlier today that “Google blacklisted on Wednesday a website made to look like an outreach campaign by Bank of America, in … Continue reading
Posted in economic collapse, humor, mainstream media
Tagged Bank of America, Brian Moynihan, fake website, Google, Yes Men
2 Comments
One word for you, young man: ‘Prisons’
The “too-big-to-fail” bank Wells Fargo received a $37 billion bailout from the government after playing a major role in sparking the 2008 collapse of the housing market. Now the bank is bigger than ever and investing heavily in one of … Continue reading
Posted in economic collapse, Great Recession, humor, movies
Tagged for-profit prisons, plastics, The Graduate, too big to fail, Wells Fargo bailout
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Easter weekend supermarket dream
Perhaps the relevant truth… is that we all find ourselves in temporal currents and that unless you’re paying attention you’ll discover, often too late, that a undertow of weeks or of years has pulled you deep into trouble. – Joseph … Continue reading
Posted in economic collapse, fiction, humor
Tagged Easter, Good Friday, Joseph O'Neill, Netherland
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Mitt to America: Let’s go serfin’ now
You may have noticed that the American political system as it currently exists is helping reduce many of us to the status of serfs in a feudal system. Or, if you’d rather, into what sociologists Kevin Leicht and Scott Fitzgerald … Continue reading