Saturday, July 07, 2007
Blogworthy
It is the soldier, not the reporter,
who has given us freedom of the press.
It is the soldier, not the poet,
who has given us freedom of speech.
Read The Rest... - a must-read. Morning Coffee
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Clinton, Carter And The Coalition of Liberal Baptists . Dane Bramage
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Taj Mahal to lose "status"? To an iPhone, I bet! Clint Heine
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Is Al Gore A Martian? Hell yes! The London Fog
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Pardons, Commutations and Clinton Hypocrisy. Clinton Hypocrisy?! Gribbit
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I've heard of Gay Pride but never Straight Shame. That's a shame! The Shaved Ape
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David Codrea of The War on Guns is taking a hiatus. Enjoy David, and please return to the Blogosphere when time permits.
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Daisy Cutter taking a hiatus as well, promising to check back in by December 21. Enjoy the hiatus, DC, but do return to writing, the Blogosphere needs both you and David Codrea.
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And it seems that, even after all these years, THIS is still happening.
who has given us freedom of the press.
It is the soldier, not the poet,
who has given us freedom of speech.
Read The Rest... - a must-read. Morning Coffee
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Clinton, Carter And The Coalition of Liberal Baptists . Dane Bramage
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Taj Mahal to lose "status"? To an iPhone, I bet! Clint Heine
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Is Al Gore A Martian? Hell yes! The London Fog
Mr. Gore reportedly wanted to turn out the lights all over Britain for a brief period at the time of the concert. Was this really an attempt to signal to his home planet? As it turned out, the plot was foiled when the operators of the National Grid pointed out that the power surge when the lights were switched back on might disrupt the entire system, possibly flat-lining hospital patients on life-support.
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Pardons, Commutations and Clinton Hypocrisy. Clinton Hypocrisy?! Gribbit
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I've heard of Gay Pride but never Straight Shame. That's a shame! The Shaved Ape
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David Codrea of The War on Guns is taking a hiatus. Enjoy David, and please return to the Blogosphere when time permits.
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Daisy Cutter taking a hiatus as well, promising to check back in by December 21. Enjoy the hiatus, DC, but do return to writing, the Blogosphere needs both you and David Codrea.
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And it seems that, even after all these years, THIS is still happening.
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