Liquor. Food. What wonderful combinations they make together.
Totally Recalled: Your Fave ’90s Sci-Fi Flicks | Wired.com
There are some good ones on this list.
Is the Secret Service Targeting the Birthers? | Mother Jones
It would be nice to think that our government is taking the threats of the Tea Bag Traitors seriously, so hopefully this article has some truth to it.
Lord knows that Facebook has been ignoring would-be assassins for way too long.
Sidebar – Justice John Paul Stevens Voices Frustration With Recent Decisions of Supreme Court – Series – NYTimes.com
This nation is really going to miss John Paul Stevens when he finally retires from the bench. Not that the Talibangelicals will realize it, but seeing as thier justices just sold us out to China, they might look back on him differently.
Here is a good article on him and his thoughts on recent decisions by the Court.
You Dropped Food on the Floor. Do You Eat It? – San Francisco Restaurants and Dining – SFoodie
Here is a fun graph related to dropped food.

Engineer’s Guide to Drinks | FlowingData
This is an amazing chart composed of how to mix drinks. It appeals both to my love of organized charts and alcohol.
Here’s a taste, as it were:

Alessandra Torresani Gets Inside Caprica’s Prime Cylon | Underwire | Wired.com
This Alessandra sounds like a way crazy chick but honestly, this interview makes me want to want to watch Caprica more than knowing that Eric Stoltz is still getting a paycheck from someone.

Bauer: Furor over comments won’t change stance – TheState.com
This week in “compassionate conservatism”:
“My grandmother was not a highly educated woman, but she told me as a small child to quit feeding stray animals. You know why? Because they breed.
“You’re facilitating the problem if you give an animal or a person ample food supply. They will reproduce, especially ones that don’t think too much further than that. And so what you’ve got to do is you’ve got to curtail that type of behavior. They don’t know any better.”
That’s South Carolina’s Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer on why he thinks needy people are like stray animals. And yes, he’s running for governor.
Suddenly I understand why the Palmetto State was fine with keeping a hypocrite and scumbag who sleeps around with his wife in office.
The irony here, as with most things Republican, is that Bauer used to be on a reduced school lunch system as a kid.
Political Irony › We The People?
Some commentary on the Supreme Court literally turning America into a Fascist corporate fiefdom. Don’t believe me? Look it up.


David Plouffe – November doesn’t need to be a nightmare for Democrats – washingtonpost.com
David Plouffe is back and he’s brought a large dose of common sense to the discussion.
Hopefully people will listen.
