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merlin:

Scarry Pigs in Peril - a set on Flickr
At long last, a canonical home for the least self-interested animals in the pantheon of children’s literature: Richard Scarry’s pigs.

Although many of the animals in Richard Scarry’s books have an unusual interest in meat, no creature is more intrigued by the exploitation and consumption of his own species than the smiling and good-natured pig.


Pigs will eat itself.

merlin:

Scarry Pigs in Peril - a set on Flickr

At long last, a canonical home for the least self-interested animals in the pantheon of children’s literature: Richard Scarry’s pigs.

Although many of the animals in Richard Scarry’s books have an unusual interest in meat, no creature is more intrigued by the exploitation and consumption of his own species than the smiling and good-natured pig.

Pigs will eat itself.

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I’m doing all my shopping on Etsy this year so if you’re on my list, I hope you enjoy items made from felt, earwax and thwarted ambition.”
Ariella (via merlin)

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Schweddy Christmas, everybody.

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Well the free ride is over, bitches. On Monday, the President of these United States summoned the heads of the biggest financial institutions to a no-holds barred breakfast meeting at the White House in the Roosevelt Room, where the President would finally force the banks to make good on the promises that we never made them make.”
— Jon Stewart

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And now here we are. Right here in your own backyard, an American company creates a brilliant phone, and that company hands it to you, and gives you an exclusive deal to carry it — and all you guys can do is complain about how much people want to use it. You, Randall Stephenson, and your lazy stupid company — you are the problem. You are what’s wrong with this country.”
Fake Steve Jobs to Randall Stephenson of AT&T (via davidkaneda)

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Stephen Colbert performs “New York State of Mind” with Alicia Keys

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Well…this is awkward.

Well…this is awkward.

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Staring at a camera that’s focused on you while overtaking someone else’s creativity with your own personality? That’s like blogging, only with a soundtrack attached.”
Maura

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I'm going to work up some self-righteous indignation about Vimeo stealing from artists right after I reblog this copyrighted image to my tumblr.

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Capitol alleges that Vimeo’s use of copyrighted material is “not an accident,” claiming that the web site contains “a massive amount of content that features, and draws most (if not all) of its appeal from, the use of copyrighted works.” As a result, according to the complaint, Vimeo is not only aware of copyright infringement happening on its system, but “actively promotes and induces that infringement.”
— Capital v. Vimeo, Vimeo Sued Over Lip Dubs

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Expelled : No Intelligence Allowed is Ben Stein’s answer to Bill Maher’s “Religulous”

It is a highly flawed but interesting documentary and fairly well done. I don’t believe in Intelligent Design but I did agree with Stein’s argument that since none of us truly know all the answers, not any religious people, nor those who adhere strictly to science, why should anyone be so ignorant to refuse folks on both sides of the debate to have the opportunity to form theories.

You can’t prove the existence of the Big Bang or evolution any more than you can prove the existence of God, so to write off either or a combination of the two is presumptuous and arrogant. We should have an open enough mind to consider all the options and realize that we don’t have all the answers.

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tanya77:

“A stick figure drawing of Jesus gets second grader suspended”
“A Massachusetts boy was asked to draw something that reminded him of Christmas for his second grade class. The boy, clearly unaffected by Santa Claus propaganda, drew a picture of the birthday boy Jesus Christ on the cross. The teacher didn’t like it, leading to the 8-year-old boy to be sent home and required to undergo psychiatric evaluation.”
Damn, the political correctness is out of fucking control.

tanya77:

“A stick figure drawing of Jesus gets second grader suspended”

A Massachusetts boy was asked to draw something that reminded him of Christmas for his second grade class. The boy, clearly unaffected by Santa Claus propaganda, drew a picture of the birthday boy Jesus Christ on the cross. The teacher didn’t like it, leading to the 8-year-old boy to be sent home and required to undergo psychiatric evaluation.”

Damn, the political correctness is out of fucking control.

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Tim Ferriss : How to Create a Global Phenomenon for Less Than $10,000