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The Muppets Do "Bohemian Rhapsody" (VIDEO)
Commented Nov 25, 2009 at 10:16:09 in Comedy
“I love that Janice ("Fer sure, fer sure...") was given a guitar solo.”
Palin Supporters Struggle To Explain Why They Support Palin (VIDEO)
Commented Nov 23, 2009 at 15:22:36 in Politics
“You keep believing that. However, media outlets of all sorts, including this one, provide ample evidence to the contrary.”
Adam Lambert FALLS At AMAs, Simulates Sex, Kisses Band Member, Flips Bird (PHOTOS)
Commented Nov 23, 2009 at 14:41:46 in Entertainment
“Well put. Likewise, as talented as Lady GaGa may be -- and I believe she is -- she too comes across, more often than not, as trying too hard. Trying too hard to... shock, as greats like Bowie once did, authentically and with purpose. In her new video for 'Bad Romance,' a fun, energizing song to be sure, she simply throws in everything, including the kitchen sink, and in so doing loses the red thread that makes a performance or any other statement of art memorable.
They're young, and perhaps they will learn, via experience, that discipline, and knowing when to pull back, goes a long way toward rising to the status of icon.”
They're young, and perhaps they will learn, via experience, that discipline, and knowing when to pull back, goes a long way toward rising to the status of icon.”
mathme replied on Nov 23, 2009 at 14:56:01
“I think Lady Gaga could be a better than she is. I finally decided to listen to some of her music intentionally (I assumed that I'd heard some and just didn't know it) and was surprised at how generic it is. With her look and personality, i was expecting something other than poppy dance crap. That's not to say that I think her music is incompetent, she's very good at what she does, but, meh, what she does isn't anything too groundbreaking or particularly interesting. Then again-- look at how the Flaming Lips started out and look at what they're doing now. I hope her music evolves and her quirkiness isn't a *total* put on.”
Sheldongirl replied on Nov 23, 2009 at 14:45:47
“I agree w/you 100% as well as msoverall!!!!! Both good post and well said”
Justin Bieber's Tween Fans Lose Control At Mall, Five Injured
Commented Nov 22, 2009 at 11:46:47 in Entertainment
“I can't help it: He looks like a lesbian.”
Debby Lyn replied on Nov 22, 2009 at 13:34:22
“LOL!!! I know! When I first saw his video I spent the whole time trying to figure out if that was a girl or not. Only when the video was over and I saw his name and then I was like ohhhh it IS a boy. LOL”
alguien replied on Nov 22, 2009 at 12:21:25
“d@mn you for stealing my comment!”
Racist Obama Billboards: Colorado Ad Links President With Jihadists
Commented Nov 21, 2009 at 16:44:39 in Denver
“If you only were 'electric,' Simon... Then perhaps you would do us a favor and step into a puddle of water and... ZZZT!”
The Real Housewives Of Late Night Start Thanksgiving Food Fight With The Roots (VIDEO)
Commented Nov 21, 2009 at 09:27:28 in Comedy
“This 'series' is one of Fallon's better efforts.”
Linked In...To What? Cartoon Mocks Site That Does "Nothing" (VIDEO)
Commented Nov 20, 2009 at 17:50:42 in Comedy
“Well done :>)”
Miley Cyrus Tour Bus Crashes, One Dead
Commented Nov 20, 2009 at 17:42:50 in Entertainment
“Agreed. Horrific -- though I am stunned an entire bus was turned over.”
Alyssa Bustamante, Missouri Teen, Charged With Murder Of 9-Year-Old Neighbor
Commented Nov 19, 2009 at 22:57:37 in Home
“Frankly, I agree. I just don't believe the girl is truly crazy. I think she has been allowed to be and has chosen to be, young as she is, to be 'crazy.'
I believe in technology and the flow of information it encourages. However, there are bound to be consequences. This girl, like many of her generation, is far too 'in touch' with ideas, and possibly with people, that she ought not to be.”
I believe in technology and the flow of information it encourages. However, there are bound to be consequences. This girl, like many of her generation, is far too 'in touch' with ideas, and possibly with people, that she ought not to be.”
TFDNYC replied on Nov 20, 2009 at 13:49:05
“No no no Tipper Gore. Some people are just born bad. The difference is that they are unmissable now with all the information. This kind of thing, while rare, has been happening since the beginning of time.”
Sharon Stone: Hot Mess Or The Hotness?
Commented Nov 17, 2009 at 11:53:59 in Entertainment
“She's beautiful, absolutely, and your comment is definitely on the mark.”
Sharon Stone: Hot Mess Or The Hotness?
Commented Nov 17, 2009 at 11:53:20 in Entertainment
“Agreed. Stone demonstrates horrific taste in clothes, time and again, but the woman is full-on gorgeous.”
Chanel Magazine 31 Rue Cambon To Be Distributed In Stores, Designed By Olivier Zahm
Commented Nov 16, 2009 at 20:41:17 in Media
“Though Chanel has U.S. distribution headquarters in New York, the company is based in France. Chanel is a French company. And Chanel is very, very healthy financially. Chanel can afford to launch a marketing rag.”
Michelle Obama Veterans Day PHOTOS: Coat Season Kickoff! (PHOTOS)
Commented Nov 11, 2009 at 16:31:18 in Style
“The belt is horrible and not only disrupts the clean lines of the coat, but appears completely out of place thanks to its bulky, industrial-styling. Mrs. Obama is too fond of the Empire-line belt, and frankly, does not suit her figure.
She's a lovely lady, and most often, dresses wonderfully.”
She's a lovely lady, and most often, dresses wonderfully.”
Gwyneth Paltrow To Play Transsexual Nicole Kidman's Wife In 'The Danish Girl'
Commented Nov 08, 2009 at 14:33:48 in Entertainment
“LOL... Kidman indeed resembles a transsexual more and more each day...”
vandegrasse replied on Nov 09, 2009 at 10:04:46
“Wouldn't you after being married to Tom?”
Gwyneth Paltrow To Play Transsexual Nicole Kidman's Wife In 'The Danish Girl'
Commented Nov 08, 2009 at 14:33:01 in Entertainment
“Ooooh, Nicole! First 'Birth,' now this... you're so edgy! Bleh.”
Ex-Scientologists: Threat Of A Tom Cruise Beatdown Used Against Disobedient Members
Commented Nov 08, 2009 at 14:32:05 in Entertainment
“LOL... And standing next to his wife, he appears every inch a Napoleon... as in 'complex.'”
Bachmann Challengers Maureen Reed, Tarryl Clark Share Plans To Take On Michele
Commented Nov 07, 2009 at 21:21:41 in Politics
“I welcome challengers to Bachmann, but let's keep in mind that the 6th district has voted her into office twice. Creating platforms built around her many insane rants may very well come across as an attack on the majority of voters -- who have supported her for two terms.”
Nicholas Roy replied on Nov 08, 2009 at 04:24:44
“Yeah but her constituents have been steadily shrinking in what should be a safe Republican seat. I reckon next election she'll be booted out.”
politicalcentrist replied on Nov 08, 2009 at 00:07:49
“This has been a Republican seat for years. Ms. Bachmann fell into this seat when Mark Kennedy abandoned it to run for Senate in 2006 and lose to Amy Klobuchar. The Democrats have not run a strong candidate for this seat in some time, but the emptyheaded and noisy embarrassment that
shames the good people of Minnesota each and every day has changed any previous apathy the party may have had about this district.”
shames the good people of Minnesota each and every day has changed any previous apathy the party may have had about this district.”
Digeeedad replied on Nov 07, 2009 at 22:09:43
“There MUST be something very weird in the water supply there! ;-)”
Extreme Pumpkins: Which Would Make You Scream This Halloween? (PHOTOS, POLL)
Commented Oct 29, 2009 at 11:31:45 in Comedy
“Fantastic stuff. Fun site.”
Roman Polanski ARRESTED: Director In Custody In Switzerland
Commented Sep 28, 2009 at 00:21:41 in Entertainment
“Interesting. I guess it will be 30-years before bin Laden is apprehended.”
cobobs replied on Sep 28, 2009 at 04:45:05
“Late Prime Minister B. Bhutto said Bin Laden is dead. I believe her.”
Drop Among Dems, Liberals Major Factor In Obama Poll Slide
Commented Aug 22, 2009 at 01:41:15 in Politics
“Republicans would gain seats in the '10 elections regardless of perceptions of Obama's performance to date. Historically, Dems have always lost seats during midterm elections when a Dem holds the Oval Office.
However, I agree wholeheartedly with your comment regarding 'staying on message,' something Dems fail to manage time and again. And yes, midterms may well be a bloodbath that far exceeds historical correlations.
I think we both agree that NOW is absolutely the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to aggressively pass essential reform. The window is closing fast, and the fact that the president and majority Democrats have allowed Conservatives to fill a communications vacuum of their own making is astonishing to say the least.
One would think that after three highly successful election strategies -- via Howard Dean, Rahm Emanuel and Obama himself -- Democrats would have also mastered the imperative of effective framing of signature issues. Shockingly, that is not the case.”
However, I agree wholeheartedly with your comment regarding 'staying on message,' something Dems fail to manage time and again. And yes, midterms may well be a bloodbath that far exceeds historical correlations.
I think we both agree that NOW is absolutely the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to aggressively pass essential reform. The window is closing fast, and the fact that the president and majority Democrats have allowed Conservatives to fill a communications vacuum of their own making is astonishing to say the least.
One would think that after three highly successful election strategies -- via Howard Dean, Rahm Emanuel and Obama himself -- Democrats would have also mastered the imperative of effective framing of signature issues. Shockingly, that is not the case.”
brt929 replied on Aug 22, 2009 at 01:57:48
“According to Nate Silver, it looks like it is going to be bad. I'm not sure that has anything to do with Health Care though- I think the Independents are very unhappy with the economy.”
Drop Among Dems, Liberals Major Factor In Obama Poll Slide
Commented Aug 22, 2009 at 01:29:45 in Politics
“Bush, or any member of his administration, is hardly made of straw. He, and is lies, are all too real. 'Lying president' indeed...
Lies are not always a mere matter of a few disingenuous or duplicitous sentences spoken by one individual, but rather, as in the case of Bush, can take form as a coordinated, labyrinthine web of deceit that results in great harm to far too many.
Tom Ridge's recent revelation regarding WH pressure to elevate the national terror alert level just days before the '04 election... That's deceit, and there you have a president who is a consummate liar.”
Lies are not always a mere matter of a few disingenuous or duplicitous sentences spoken by one individual, but rather, as in the case of Bush, can take form as a coordinated, labyrinthine web of deceit that results in great harm to far too many.
Tom Ridge's recent revelation regarding WH pressure to elevate the national terror alert level just days before the '04 election... That's deceit, and there you have a president who is a consummate liar.”
Ifticar replied on Aug 22, 2009 at 01:49:26
“Change the subject. Check!”
Egypt's Valley Of The Kings Tombs Could Disappear In 150 Years Due To Tourists
Commented Aug 21, 2009 at 12:53:07 in World
“http://books.google.com/books?id=-sFpPTDMyrMC&pg=PA219&lpg=PA219&dq=egypt+bronze+4th+dynasty&source=bl&ots=P6uiKLCG86&sig=P8fvPu0ZMJt2H_CYAzEYWgJfqTU&hl=en&ei=NdCOSobLHdLtlAf96qnADA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false”
Egypt's Valley Of The Kings Tombs Could Disappear In 150 Years Due To Tourists
Commented Aug 21, 2009 at 12:48:01 in World
“My errors, which are in fact mistakes of hasty writing, notwithstanding:
http://www.robertbauval.co.uk/articles/articles_guest/valioct2.html
... As good as any notions of the purpose of the pyramids of Giza...”
http://www.robertbauval.co.uk/articles/articles_guest/valioct2.html
... As good as any notions of the purpose of the pyramids of Giza...”
Obama's Organizing For America Forum: WATCH LIVE VIDEO
Commented Aug 20, 2009 at 14:51:42 in Politics
“ditto”
Egypt's Valley Of The Kings Tombs Could Disappear In 150 Years Due To Tourists
Commented Aug 19, 2009 at 14:04:15 in World
“Agreed.
Hawass squashed one of the most important, potential developments in Egyptology via Robert Bauval's compelling hypothesis, if not theory, that the Great Pyramids represented the three primary stars of Orion, specifically, the 'belt.' Considering the fact that much of ancient Egyptian religious beliefs revolved around the heavens -- as evidenced by stars littering the ceilings of countless tombs, among other things -- Hawass consistently prevents further investigative efforts of Bauval and his associates.
Bauval was instrumental in the exploration of the shafts cutting through the pyramids via a sophisticated, traction-based robot, whose camera revealed bronze doors inconceivably yet incredibly positioned midway along a primary shaft.
Egyptology is rife with politics and fear -- to the detriment of us all.”
Hawass squashed one of the most important, potential developments in Egyptology via Robert Bauval's compelling hypothesis, if not theory, that the Great Pyramids represented the three primary stars of Orion, specifically, the 'belt.' Considering the fact that much of ancient Egyptian religious beliefs revolved around the heavens -- as evidenced by stars littering the ceilings of countless tombs, among other things -- Hawass consistently prevents further investigative efforts of Bauval and his associates.
Bauval was instrumental in the exploration of the shafts cutting through the pyramids via a sophisticated, traction-based robot, whose camera revealed bronze doors inconceivably yet incredibly positioned midway along a primary shaft.
Egyptology is rife with politics and fear -- to the detriment of us all.”
BurtonDesque replied on Aug 19, 2009 at 15:26:26
“Bauval and Graham Hancock are later-day Von Danikens. Their theories are crap. Hawass gave them the treatment they deserve.
Also, Bauval wasn't involved in the exploration of the shafts and the doors found in two of them do not fit your description, as they were stone with copper fittings (there was no bronze in Egypt in the 4th dynasty). The original robot, Upuaut, was built by Rudolf Gantenbrink. Others, such as the University of Manchester, have followed up on his work.
Additionally, the Great Pyramid refers to just one pyramid, not three. Nor do the Giza Pyramids align with the stars in Orion's belt unless you use, as Hancock & Bauval did, very old, overexposed pictures of them. And invert them. And rotate them. Finally, the "primary stars", whatever that means, in Orion are not in the belt. The two brightest stars, Betelgeuse and Rigel, represent a hand and foot of Orion respectively. The brightest overall object in Orion is the Orion Nebula, which represents the bottom of Orion's scabbard.
Go learn the facts.”
Also, Bauval wasn't involved in the exploration of the shafts and the doors found in two of them do not fit your description, as they were stone with copper fittings (there was no bronze in Egypt in the 4th dynasty). The original robot, Upuaut, was built by Rudolf Gantenbrink. Others, such as the University of Manchester, have followed up on his work.
Additionally, the Great Pyramid refers to just one pyramid, not three. Nor do the Giza Pyramids align with the stars in Orion's belt unless you use, as Hancock & Bauval did, very old, overexposed pictures of them. And invert them. And rotate them. Finally, the "primary stars", whatever that means, in Orion are not in the belt. The two brightest stars, Betelgeuse and Rigel, represent a hand and foot of Orion respectively. The brightest overall object in Orion is the Orion Nebula, which represents the bottom of Orion's scabbard.
Go learn the facts.”
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