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The Dallemagnes → Mark’s Google Plus
Happy Birthday James Spader
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Letter from Donetsk to a Ukrainian soldier
(original version-Ed.) Hello dear stranger, my soldier so close and dear to my heart! I don’t know who you really are – an infantry soldier, a reconnaissance expert, an artilleryman, a tank command… |
I can’t believe it didn’t work. They must not have prayed hard enough. 😉
Roflmao. Fuckin hilarious
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Heavy metal T-shirts for inoffensive pop stars
Rampant misspellings can’t prevent this genius idea from resonating—heavy metal T-shirts for decidedly non-heavy-metal pop personalities, like Barbra Streisand (not “Barbera”), Phil Collins, Tom Jones, Celine Dion, and Justin Bieber (not “Beiber”).These designs have been bouncing around for a couple of years. If only they were actually for sale! Apparently they are not. I think they were designed by a David Ward although it may have been tha… |
WTG Pete Carroll. Great way to give the game away. Who the hell calls a fuckin pass play with 1-2 yards to go with Marshawn Lynch in the back field? Idiot.
Go Rangers!!!
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BBC Sport – Celtic v Rangers
Charlie Mulgrew, who continues his recovery from injury, is Celtic’s only absentee as they face Rangers in their Scottish League Cup semi-final. |
Pretty much exactly as I predicted… The top-two primary system has elected a moderate in a heavily-Republican district. And as we have seen for several years since the system was also instituted in California, replacing radical dems and goppers with moderates in both parties.
………”Newhouse’s victory over Didier in Yakima may be the clearest evidence yet that a top-two primary system can work to marginalize, rather than incentivize, the political fringe.”
Just as they did a century ago, the Pacific Coast states are leading the way in rejecting narrow partisanship and the cheats of the political caste, eliminating gerrymandering and making parties far less important as districts vote more for individuals who speak to voters like grownups, instead of sheep, to be whipped up with fear.
What Washington State Can Teach Us About Gridlock In ‘The Other Washington’
Central Washington’s sleepy Yakima Valley, perhaps best known as the nation’s top producer of hops and apples, is a safely Republican region. But it may have al…
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