So here’s a video of a song I quite enjoy:

Last week, Paul Campos wrote an article in the The Rocky Mountain News entitled “The Atheist’s Dilemma.” When I see a title like that I tend to think the article is going to be a train wreck, which this one is.
The first issue isn’t really an issue, but more like something I just want to […]

Please, no. I can’t take any more of these self-righteous “everything you know is wrong” Internet documentaries. 9/11 wasn’t an inside job and Christianity isn’t merely cobbled together pagan mythology.

The ranks of the religiously unaffiliated are growing. Good. We don’t have dogma, but I thought I’d list some benefits:

If you want to believe the world was created by a giant hamster, you can!
You don’t have to listen to people in funny hats
Abortions for everyone!
Don’t care about who begat whom? Don’t read the book
Everyone is […]

Most influential book in the history of Western Civilization meets most annoying Internet fad yet: the LOLCat Bible Translation project.
I’m going to go impale myself on a rusty fence post.
On the other hand, I think Revelation makes more sense now.

Nader is running…again. This time, man, this time he’ll put corporate America in its place. This is his justification:
Nader, 73, said he is running because mainstream candidates are too closely tied to corporate America. “The issue is do they have the moral courage, do they have the fortitude to stand up against the corporate powers […]

It’s going to be hard, but I think we do this. There are certainly a lot of them, but we can not rest until they are corrected.
That comic explains far more of my life that I care to admit.

Obama wins again.
You know, I’m trying my very best to remember that Clinton’s policies are solid, but holy hell, her campaign seems to be run by a bunch of sleazy assholes of late.
Also, this is ridiculous. Obama has said some stupid shit about religion, but this isn’t it. Fix our souls? In context, I read […]

I keep seeing ads for Zicam on TV. Zicam is a homeopathic cold remedy that, unlike most homeopathic remedies, has progressed beyond anti-modern medicine hippiedom and found a marketing department. Homeopathy combines two stupid ideas: the claim that taking a substance that causes symptoms similar to an illness will cure that illness and that such […]

Apparently there are weird lights in Texas. Not all that weird, but then there’s this person, who posits that since they appear to be spinning, the Air Force could be experimenting with time travel. Now, you might think that’s a bit of a leap. You’d be wrong. It’s actually several gigantic leaps the landing points […]