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February 28, 2009

The greatest break-up story ever told

Category: Entertainment

Long timers here may recall that I mentioned this cool video by Nina Paley called Sita Sings the Blues several years ago. At that time, all that was available were some short but very pretty clips. Good news! Sita...

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Radio reminder

Category: Godlessness

Sunday morning at 9am, tune in to Atheist Talk radio to listen to Massimo Pigliucci. This should be very good — Massimo is an evolutionary biologist and an atheist, and is also full of interesting ideas....

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Atheists now rule most of the world

Category: Godlessness

Who knew that all you had to do is change the definition of "atheist"? Put on your sunglasses and visit this site—the color scheme is classic fluorescent kook—and you will discover that atheists are people who deny the divinity of...

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Hey, is the blog still here?

Category: Kooks

Tap, tap. Can you hear me? You sure? I heard that International Authorities were going to disappear me. If you hadn't heard that, you missed one of the most hilarious comment threads ever. After we made light of a...

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Blood in the water

Category: Media

The blogs have talked about Bobby Jindal's credentials as an exorcist for some time, and now, finally, after Jindal's comical performance on national TV the other night, the mainstream media is taking notice. His dalliance with exorcism gets a...

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February 27, 2009

Aww, how sweet

Category: Kooks

I got a package in the mail today! It was from the Catholic League! It included a personal, signed note from Bill Donohue! It also said "SWAK" and all the 'i's were dotted with hearts! (Oh, OK, I made up...

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Who is buying all that porn?

Category: Humor

An analysis of the consumption of internet pornography found that there are only small differences between states, but that there are some patterns. The patterns will not surprise anyone. The biggest consumer, Utah, averaged 5.47 adult content subscriptions per 1000...

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Say what?

Category: Politics

Speaking of incessant, grating whines…here's another Minnesota pest, Michele Bachmann. She spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference (by invitation…how deranged have the Republicans become, anyway?) and offered this jewel of logic: I just wondered that if our founders thought...

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Tickets to Dawkins!

Category: Godlessness

All you Minnesotans should know by now that Richard Dawkins will be speaking at UMTC, in Northrup Auditorium, at 7pm on Wednesday, 4 March…next week! If you haven't got your tickets yet, you can join Minnesota Atheists and get one...

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The best article title this week goes to…

Category: Science

I had to read it just for the title alone: "Harmonic Convergence in the Love Songs of the Dengue Vector Mosquito". It's got romance, it's got harmony, it's got singing, and best of all, it has that delicious dramatic tension...

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