Monthly Archives: October 2008

This is why I’d like him as my president. UPDATE:Strange, this guy Joe from the above video was mentioned about 15 times by McCain in tonight’s debate. Odd, because now people will likely be googling “Joe the Plumber”, they’ll see … Continue reading →

Great point. “Clearly, the proposal to partially nationalize some banks comes as our financial system continues to plunge off the cliff. But there’s no less a critical emergency in our healthcare system,” said Rose Ann DeMoro, executive director of the … Continue reading →

Jolie breast-feeding photo: triumph or trouble? Neither, it’s publicity. And it’s working. Got it? Cool.

Virginia Astley & David Sylvian – Some Small Hope I am currently obsessed with this song and I don’t know why.

Nice to finally see McCain show some class in this election.

Jesus, check out this stunning video for MGMT’s The Youth. The song is ok, but the video, directed by Eric Wareheim of Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job, is quite simply a work of art. Tim and Eric’s style … Continue reading →

I’m in a flurry of micro-blogging this morning, so I might as well turn some of these ideas into a linkpost: Gotta love Fox News: Viewers Perspectives Widespread on Palin Leg Photo I don’t know Obama, this might be overkill… … Continue reading →

(video embed) Try and suffer through this pedestrian cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps, through Tom Petty’s placid singing, through Jeff Lynne’s autotune-massacred vocals, until Prince takes a solo that murders everyone on stage. Prince. -via the amazing AUDIOTUTS

Andrew Vactor was facing a $150 fine for playing rap music too loudly on his car stereo in July. But a judge offered to reduce that to $35 if Vactor spent 20 hours listening to classical music by the likes … Continue reading →

It’s a great strategy. Very smart. It dismantles McCain/Palin’s criticism, and leaves McCain with the only option of bringing it up in the debates, and polls show that swing-voters dislike dirt in the debates. They need an ad with this … Continue reading →