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Bill O'Reilly gets owned again.
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"In February, 1971, Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell experienced the little understood phenomenon sometimes called the “Overview Effect”. He describes being completely engulfed by a profound...
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You may think you're the only one without health insurance, but 13.7 million Americans aged 19-29 lacked health insurance in 2006. As we all know health insurance companies love to deny or...
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In a decision that could bring the question of whether drug possession is legal or not in Argentina to that country's Supreme Court, a judge in the in the province of Buenos Aires has ruled that...
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Public fountains are dry in Barcelona, Spain, a city so parched there’s a €9,000 ($13,000) fine if you’re caught watering your flowers. A tanker ship docked there this month carrying 5 million gallons...
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Blick, a newspaper with a daily circulation of 275,000, has released an article asking many questions about the official version of the events of 9/11. They are referencing some work done by local...
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No to Government eavesdropping.
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This is only scary in the hands of the wrong government.
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Some eavesdropping may be neccessary.
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California had the number 1 ranking in college football (potentially) but Kevin Riley decided to RUN the ball with time expiring? The Red Sox gave up seven runs in extra innings in Fenway to give the...
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Cal most certainly had a bigger impact because of the obscured play calling from the coaches. I mean they were in field goal range before running their last two plays....
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Bill O'Reilly gets owned again. more
"In February, 1971, Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell experienced the little understood phenomenon sometimes called the “Overview Effect”. He describes being completely engulfed by a profound... more
You may think you're the only one without health insurance, but 13.7 million Americans aged 19-29 lacked health insurance in 2006. As we all know health insurance companies love to deny or... more
In a decision that could bring the question of whether drug possession is legal or not in Argentina to that country's Supreme Court, a judge in the in the province of Buenos Aires has ruled that... more
Public fountains are dry in Barcelona, Spain, a city so parched there’s a €9,000 ($13,000) fine if you’re caught watering your flowers. A tanker ship docked there this month carrying 5 million gallons... more
Blick, a newspaper with a daily circulation of 275,000, has released an article asking many questions about the official version of the events of 9/11. They are referencing some work done by local... more
This is only scary in the hands of the wrong government. more
Some eavesdropping may be neccessary. more
California had the number 1 ranking in college football (potentially) but Kevin Riley decided to RUN the ball with time expiring? The Red Sox gave up seven runs in extra innings in Fenway to give the... more