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Have you met his parents? I've heard good things about his mom, so you might be right.

Not sure I'd call the proposed cuts modest. Reducing military to pre-WWII levels may very we'll be prudent (not well enough informed), but it seems more than modest.

Nice!

Interesting question. I've wondered that too and I'm going with no.

Texans tend to kick tetocular cancer in the ass. But then they cheat at cycling, so be careful. Vibes and prayers to you.

Well said.

Mine went into my spam folder. Arrived nearly instantly.

The Fault in Our Stars is really damn good. The author seems to be some kind of hipster doofus Renaissance Man. And I mean that in a good way. Check out his crash course videos on youtube, follow him on Twitter, he has lots of thoughts and ideas on lots of topics and they're mostly interesting.

I am going to re-watch Synecdoche, New York very soon (just checked it out from the local library).

If I'm reading this right it's Steve Lukather from Toto. http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/5901114/peter-frampton-on-beatles-tribute-a-lot-of-not-so-dry-eyes

Putin on a Ritz. hehe

This is perfect in every possible way. http://youtu.be/otRr23Brir8 And a good essay about Fallon. I've got no problem with sarcastic or mean humor. But Fallon has really grown on me the last few years. Excited to see what he brings to 10:30. http://www.npr.org/blogs/monkeysee/2014/02/08/273552036/jimmy-fallon-exits-stage-just-right

That was good.

Love to Sue and the whole Tweedy family.

Thanks for sharing.

America

When Pat Robertson calls you crazy, you've got some serious fucking issues. http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/02/05/pat-robertson-implores-creationist-ken-ham-to-shut-up-lets-not-make-a-joke-of-ourselves/

I've engaged a young earth creationists high school acquaintance quite a bit on this subject for the past 24 hours and it's only served to depress me.

They want to dictate educational policy and speak loudly. Rational people must make our voices heard.

I didn't catch that implication, but I was busy having my own debate on FB and did not hear every word. I am a Christian and a believer in evolution. I would like to hear a debate between Mr. Ham and a faithful Biblical scholar who doesn't believe that Genesis was meant to be literal, scientific truth.

I've heard that argument and I vehemently disagree. To not debate would be interpreted as being afraid or having something to hide. I doubt too many minds were changed last night, but if any were, I have got to believe it was on the side of science.

Not a direct quote, but his main premise of "observational science" vs. "historical science" was an absolute joke and lost highway did a good job summing it up.

It was a joke. It wasn't a debate. Ham was basically this guy: