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Pa. principal accused of selling meth: A middle school principal accused of selling crystal methamphetamine from his office after school and on weekends was arrested after police found the drug on his desk, authorities said Wednesday. I don’t know what to say. Did he have the students make it in chemistry class?

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Where Tim Hardaway Was Right By Michael Medved: I specify unattractive females because if a young lady is attractive (or, even better, downright “hot”) most guys, very much including the notorious love machines of the National Basketball Association, would probably welcome her joining their showers. The ill-favored, grossly overweight female is the right counterpart to [...]

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charles: The is-dumb of the crowd: I’m not sure what I find funniest about Conservapedia. Perhaps it’s the claim that British spellings are a sign of liberal bias on Wikipedia. Or the fact that all the entries read like high-school book reports. Or that the original article for “United States of America” defined it as: [...]

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Hopefully ‘American Idol’s’ dirty photo scandal will give us a break from news coverage of Britney Spears for a day or two.

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The Blog | Adam Hanft: First Evidence of Chimps Creating Deadly Weapons; O’Reilly Blames “Hollywood Violence Merchants”

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I can’t believe it has been 20 years since Andy Warhol died. I wish I would have known yesterday so I could have read some of The Andy Warhol Diaries. Or maybe watched some of “I shot Andy Warhol”. Or maybe listen to “Andy Warhol” by David Bowie on my recently found after 7 years [...]

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Vote for the Worst picks Sundance Head and Antonella Barba did not go home. The singers who did go home were pretty bad though. I voted about 20 times. Maybe it made a difference. It’s fun voting for the worst.

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Vote for the Worst is recommending that we vote for Sundance Head on American Idol. He was the worst actually singing Nights in White Satin by the Moody Blues. I would have never heard of the song if I didn’t have Sirius radio. The first guy, Rudy Cardenas, was horrible also. I agree with Vote [...]

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McCain: Rumsfeld was one of the worst: Republican presidential candidate John McCain (news, bio, voting record) said Monday the war in Iraq has been mismanaged for years and former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld will be remembered as one of the worst in history.

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Dominican prostitutes test AIDS vaccine

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Madonna: ‘We All Need to be Like Jesus’ | Christianpost.com: Months after outraging Christians for her performance of hanging on a cross during her recent “Confessions” world tour, the American diva said, “For me we all need to be Jesus in our time,” in an interview with Sirius Satellite radio. I thought Madonna was Jewish [...]

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Police arrest suspect in Wiesel attack – Yahoo! News: A man accused of roughing up Nobel laureate and Holocaust scholar Elie Wiesel at a San Francisco hotel earlier this month was arrested Saturday, authorities said. I’m glad they caught the creep.

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I found these clips of Tim Hardaway this morning and had to post them before they are taken down. I can’t tell if it is Tim Hardaway or not but the guy in the video seems to be having fun walking around nude in the locker room. It may not be fair to embarrass him [...]

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Raleigh, N.C. best U.S. city for jobs: Forbes – Yahoo! News Raleigh, North Carolina, topped the list of the best U.S. cities for getting a job, according to an annual survey released on Friday by Forbes.com. Washington, D.C. was ranked number five on the list. DC was affordable up until about 5 years ago. Maybe [...]

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Country radio still cold to Dixie Chicks – Yahoo! News: With a haul of Grammys Sunday, the Texas trio topped their comeback from their 2003 Bush-bashing comment that turned them from superstars to pariahs — but Music Row isn’t welcoming them back into the country-music fold. I still haven’t seen the documentary about the Dixie [...]

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