Instead of worrying about whether Barack "Hussein" Obama was a secret Muslim, maybe we should have been worrying whether he was a secret blasian (black Asian). President Obama's kowtowing goes way beyond blatantly bowing down to the Prime Minister of Japan. Japan & China are already the two largest creditors of U.S. debt ... [Read More]

Plenty of products say they're spill-resistant but the Underfull tablecloth actually encourages spills. When wet the tablecloth reveals a hidden pattern, turning an embarrassing situation into conversation starter. "This creates stories and can contribute in giving the tablecloth sentimental value – important in a society ... [Read More]

We already knew Seth Macfarlane didn't vote for Sarah Palin. What with his suggestion that only Nazis would vote for the McCain/Palin ticket. But last night's Family Guy got personal. In the episode titled "Extra Large Medium" Chris Griffin asks out a special girl named Ellen, the Down Syndrome daughter of the former Governor ... [Read More]

When it comes to love, Chloe Sullivan just can't catch a break from Smallville writers. First there was her unrequited love for Clark. Then Jimmy broke up with her over her relationship with Davis, who she was only with to save Clark. When she finally gets back with Jimmy, they kill him. But just when you thought Chloe couldn't ... [Read More]

Aqua Teen Hunger Force season 7 picks up right where season 6 left off.  Frylock, Master Shake, and Meatwad say goodbye forever and move... all the way to the other side of Carl's house. It may have been predictable (link), but that didn't make it any less funny. Plus we got cameos of objects & characters not seen in ... [Read More]

If you live in Australia, prepare to be suffocated by big fake boobs. The Australian Classification Board is banning small breasts because they encourage pedophilia. "We are starting to see depictions of women in their late 20s being banned because they have an A cup size," warns Fiona Patten, Convenor for the Australian ... [Read More]

After a year in office, President Obama is finally making good on his promise to repeal "Don't ask, don't tell," which has discharged more than 13,000 soldiers since it was passed in 1993. Defense Secretary Robert Gates says "The question before us is not whether the military prepares to make this change, but how we best ... [Read More]