A random schmuck mouthing off about the state of the world.
This is what we call “confirmation bias“…
A new study in the journal Science suggests that when it comes to math and science, anything boys can do, girls can do just as well (if not better, in some cases). This should come as common sense to sane people. Sadly, some will look at this report and say “That’s unpossible!” (Especially a certain presidential candidate…)
Seen in the “Reading Assignments” section of Neal Boortz’s daily program notes:
John McCain just can’t catch a break. He was going to try and get some media coverage by visiting an oil rig, but he had to cancel the trip due to weather.
(Slightly) Shorter Neal Boortz:
Waaaaaaah! Even God is biased against St. John McBush! Waaaaaaaaah!
First McCain calls Obama a traitor, then his campaign launches a below-the-belt assault on Obama’s comments at Israel’s Yad Vshem Holocaust Memorial. Is there no low that McRove won’t stoop to?
According to Keith Olbermann, CBS has apologized for sacrificing any and all standards on the altar of St. McBBQ. While I have no reason to doubt the accuracy of Olbermann’s reportage, I have yet to confirm this via independent sources.
At the same time, assuming Olbermann’s reporting is true, I very much doubt the sincerity of CBS’ apology. It seems to me the only thing they’re sorry for is getting caught with their lips around St. McBBQ’s dick.
On the first day of Netroots Nation, I didn’t leave the house until about 8 o’clock. Because of fighting traffic, that meant that I pulled into the parking garage across the street from the Austin Convention Center right at 9. Counting the time it took me to get registered and receive my ID tag and swag bag, that made me fashionably late for the Lurkers’ Caucus. Not that it mattered.
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