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March 20, 2006 -- 4:43 PM
posted by eric
youknow where i get my news from? the Radiohead blog:
Flying car captured on Google Earth
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/23/flying_car/
March 20, 2006 -- 4:06 PM
posted by eric
new KANYE WEST - IMPOSSIBLE (FROM MI3 SOUNDTRACK)
off spinemagazine.com
March 20, 2006 -- 12:12 AM
posted by ERIC FRIGGIN CLARK
yo al, check it http://www.japaneseusedcar.ca
March 20, 2006 -- 12:07 AM
posted by Jere
That last post was mine just in case anyone cares,
You've come a long way since then Cuba and I'm proud of you!
You're my boy!
March 19, 2006 -- 11:21 PM
posted by eric
K. Paras a little editing? tooooo bad homie, it's a most hilarious vid
that is lamesauce on firefox i must say though. Safari's handling this no problemo
March 19, 2006 -- 11:18 PM
posted by Beck
Hey Eric, can you please not post streaming video directly to the messageboard please? Do a link or something? My video player keeps crashing firefox when it's loading. And everytime I login, or try to post it reloads.
Thanx
March 19, 2006 -- 11:02 PM
posted by eric
A JERE SPECIAL
MacGyver Takes Down a Racist
MacGyver is ready to destroy this racist until Cuba Gooding Jr comes in.
628_macgyver_takes_down_a_racist.wmv
March 19, 2006 -- 10:54 PM
posted by Par
Advance Workers for Bush Impersonated Reporters:
A Mississippi couple whose home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina said two men who later identified themselves as Secret Service agents pretended to be Fox News journalists when surveying their neighborhood in advance of a March 8 visit from President Bush.
Ok, that's not so weird, right? I guess Secret Service pretending to be reporters could be argued as being within the job description. Somehow. But wait, there's more:
Tom Mazur, a spokesman for the Secret Service, said he did not know who the men were but they were not Secret Service officials.
"I checked with our people down there in Mississippi who were involved in the advance, and it was not Secret Service people who identified themselves as members of the media," Mazur said. "We wouldn't do that."
So, they were pretending to be Secret Service agents pretending to be journalists. I remain unconvinced that there's a satirical line which these guys won't cross.
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