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Science/Skepticism
Monthly Archives: July 2007
He’s not heavy, he’s my brother
If you would like to see my brother doing standup, here it is: (If the embedding doesn’t work, try this link here.) Share and Enjoy:
How much is a pedophile’s life worth?
Apparently 105 million dollars. Share and Enjoy:
Posted in Current Events
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Why do Democrats have problems with homosexuals?
In tonight’s overhyped, but better than usual, debate, a lesbian couple asked the candidates if they support gay marriage. The only candidate who had the correct answer was Dennis Kucinich. Bill Richardson was close by saying he thought he could … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics, Religion
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Another reason I’m not a Democrat
From “The Duck of Minerva” – Zorn and Gill report evidence that baseball fans are far more likely to embrace the designated hitter (DH) if they are Democrats: Most important, and consistent with our expectations, we find that self-identified Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Sports
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Are pigs flying?
I have to ask the question because I’m finding myself agreeing with Dennis Kucinich on an issue. Actually, that’s kind of an exaggeration. While I disagree with most of Kucinich’s platform, he is right on abortion and mostly right when … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics
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Ron Paul: Internet Phantom
A recent Gallup Poll shows Ron Paul carrying 0% support. I realize in the blogosphere, Ron Paul is the best candidate since Howard Dean. Apparently, Digg users and bloggers love an economically conservative, gay hating, sexist, godbagging Republican. Oh, yeah, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics
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The invisible hand of the market…
I found this article yesterday titled “Some in Silicon Valley begin to sour on India“. The theme of the article is that the pay of Indian engineers is getting closer to what engineers are paid in America. When you factor … Continue reading
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Part of my Saturday night…
I was gonna write a post about this, but I think my original IM’s to my wife Kelly do a better job. She posted already about it, so here they are: On KellyGarbato.com On easyVegan.info Share and Enjoy: