Saturday, July 30, 2005
The mental examination results weren't released to the public.
UPDATE: Washington assures Moscow it still regards Basayev an international terrorist
But, you know, ratings are ratings...
Next week, Osama bin Laden shows off the latest Kaftan trends on Entertainment Tonight.
Next week, Osama bin Laden shows off the latest Kaftan trends on Entertainment Tonight.
Astronaut's mom says she is as worried as any other mom would be
Of course what she means is, "as worried as any other mom who's son just took off in a spaceship that frequently explodes would be."
Bush Plans to Bypass Senate, Appoint Bolton
First step: bypass the Senate.
Second step: declare yourself Emperor.
Third step: build Death Star.
Alternatively, step three may precede step two, depending on logistics, political climate and strength of the Force.
Second step: declare yourself Emperor.
Third step: build Death Star.
Alternatively, step three may precede step two, depending on logistics, political climate and strength of the Force.
British Army Moves to Match IRA
This is a little surprising. Does Bush know that the Brits are planning to throw down their weapons and pursue peaceful, political solutions? Then again, who needs an army with guns, when the police are so trigger-happy?
Friday, July 29, 2005
Tiny customers 'won't get money'
Apparently this story has something to do with a British computer company, but I like to imagine a hoard of angry oompa-loompas hammering in vain on the locked doors of a bank.
Thursday, July 28, 2005
Test Version of Windows Vista Released
Is Vegas giving odds on which will crash first - the space shuttle or the new Windows?
Some scientists still trust Echinacea
Some scientists still trust God, but he won't cure their colds either.
Wednesday, July 27, 2005
Virtual Colonoscopy Can Be More Revealing, Study Finds
But for some a lot less fun than the old fashioned finger-up-the-bum routine.
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Railroad Must Cover Birth Control
I can't wait to see the locomotive-sized condoms used for going into tunnels.
Bush to Seek More Funding for Faith-Based Charities
Because, let's face it, you can't have spirituality without tons of corporate cash.
North Korea Pledges to Work Toward Denuclearization
Now we all can live in hope that our grandchildren might see the day when godawful words like 'denuclearization' will no longer be a threat to our way of life.
Ricky Martin to Shield Arab Youth From Stereotyping
Latino hearthrob singer set to re-record one of his biggest hits to counter prejudicial view of Muslim women as potential suicide bombers. 'She Doesn't Bang' will be released in mid-August.
Sony unit agrees to end bribes for radio airplay
Maybe music fans should sue the recording industry for keeping good music hidden from them so that they have to download it 'illegally' online.
Monday, July 25, 2005
Operation Kratos allows 'shoot to kill' policy
Following last Friday's balls-up, Scotland Yard renames policy Operation Krapos.
Biggest manhunt for London attackers; third suspect grilled
The first two suspects were roasted on a spit and boiled alive, respectively. British PM Tony Blair defends shoot-to-kill-then-cook-and-eat policy as a necessary measure for an extraordinary situation.

