A new movie about women fighting for the right to vote... to educate those who don't know their history what it took for voting to be a right.
Weather whiplash... a great term to describe how our lives and our weather will be from now on out. And in the 80s in Alaska.
Sitting on manspreaders.
It's not the fat, it's the sugar.
It's not clean water, it's been fracked. And the lack of glaciers and snow pack has some people worried. Ya THINK?
Lobsters were once really really big. And probably still delicious....
Trans guy illustrates what male privilege is.
A school blackboard uncovered last written on in the year 1917.
A bible instead of a textbook inside of a science class?
The incompetence of Pluto's moons.
USA congressional districts
Global warming accelerating
Kitten discovers the pattern on the rug.
Sunday, June 07, 2015
Late Night Show
Labels:
1917,
Alaska,
Cats,
Congressional Districts,
Fracking,
global warming,
Lobsters,
Male Privilege,
Manspreaders,
Pluto,
Science,
Sugar Cane,
Voting Rights,
Water,
Weather Whiplash,
Women's Rights
Tuesday, June 02, 2015
A little of this, a bit of that
Laser pointers and cat variations
Bed bugs and the psychological effects of coping with them. And ways to get rid of them.
Protecting our drinking water. Cleaning plastic from our oceans.
Monsanto working hard to discredit scientists.
Mark Ruffalo, a true hulk. Fear of powerful women.
Dutch sexuality education.
Interesting question and intriguing answers: What has the internet made obsolete?
The awfulness of the 2000 presidential election revisited.
How can you tell if rocks were tools in prehistoric times?
The dangers of coal to our climate. Ocean conservationist sounds a warning to Canada.
Eggs, chickens, and turkeys are going to become more expensive.
Wendell Potter explains the machinations of the health insurance companies.
Pesticides killing off the Monarch butterfly.
Ten poverty myths disproved.
New Bush, new lies about the Iraq War.
Bed bugs and the psychological effects of coping with them. And ways to get rid of them.
Protecting our drinking water. Cleaning plastic from our oceans.
Monsanto working hard to discredit scientists.
Mark Ruffalo, a true hulk. Fear of powerful women.
Dutch sexuality education.
Interesting question and intriguing answers: What has the internet made obsolete?
The awfulness of the 2000 presidential election revisited.
How can you tell if rocks were tools in prehistoric times?
The dangers of coal to our climate. Ocean conservationist sounds a warning to Canada.
Eggs, chickens, and turkeys are going to become more expensive.
Wendell Potter explains the machinations of the health insurance companies.
Pesticides killing off the Monarch butterfly.
Ten poverty myths disproved.
New Bush, new lies about the Iraq War.
Labels:
2000 Election,
Animals,
Avian Flu,
Bedbugs,
Butterflies,
Coal,
Health Insurance,
Humor,
Internet,
Iraq War,
Mark Ruffalo,
Monsanto,
Plastic Pellets,
Poverty,
Rocks,
Sex Education,
Water,
Women
Monday, May 25, 2015
Memorial Day
The general who apologized to the dead soldiers on Memorial Day
"When Truscott spoke he turned away from the visitors and addressed himself to the corpses he had commanded here. It was the most moving gesture I ever saw. It came from a hard-boiled old man who was incapable of planned dramatics," Mauldin wrote. "The general's remarks were brief and extemporaneous. He apologized to the dead men for their presence here. He said everybody tells leaders it is not their fault that men get killed in war, but that every leader knows in his heart this is not altogether true.
"He said he hoped anybody here through any mistake of his would forgive him, but he realized that was asking a hell of a lot under the circumstances. . . . he would not speak about the glorious dead because he didn't see much glory in getting killed if you were in your late teens or early twenties. He promised that if in the future he ran into anybody, especially old men, who thought death in battle was glorious, he would straighten them out. He said he thought that was the least he could do."
Friday, May 22, 2015
They would like to have us forget they made the mess in Iraq.
Labels:
Bush Administration,
Iraq War,
Neocon Agenda,
War Crimes
How much food do we waste?
It's astonishing. You can even make a haul dumpster diving.
Thursday, May 21, 2015
The Blame Game
Afraid of women voters.
The Girl Scouts org will accept trans girls.
I love this woman's face.
Give to the one you love.
An honest reply to the question,"Why are you liberal?"
Islam v feminism.
The Girl Scouts org will accept trans girls.
I love this woman's face.
Give to the one you love.
An honest reply to the question,"Why are you liberal?"
Islam v feminism.
Labels:
Blame Game,
Feminism,
Girl Scouts,
Humor,
Islam,
Liberalism,
Libertarian Party,
Transgender,
Women
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
This should be front page news.
Labels:
Cheney,
George Bush,
Intelligence,
Iraq War,
Liars,
Michael Morrell,
War Crimes
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Trolls, Jeb Bush and explosive volcanoes
Call it violent misogyny rather than trolling.
More about Jeb Bush and his preaching to a rather unimpressed evangelical crowd. And his support of White Supremacy. And his lack of regret for getting involved with the Terri Schiavo case. And his declaration that he too would have invaded Iraq. Student tells Jeb that his brother created ISIS. If you want a repeat of the wonderful years of Georgie Bush but this time with Iran.... vote for Jeb.
Oatmeal has suggestions on what we should have been taught in senior year of high school.
Bees are still in trouble:
U.S. Honeybee Population Plummets by More Than 40%, USDA Finds
Something called volcano monitoring.
More about Jeb Bush and his preaching to a rather unimpressed evangelical crowd. And his support of White Supremacy. And his lack of regret for getting involved with the Terri Schiavo case. And his declaration that he too would have invaded Iraq. Student tells Jeb that his brother created ISIS. If you want a repeat of the wonderful years of Georgie Bush but this time with Iran.... vote for Jeb.
Oatmeal has suggestions on what we should have been taught in senior year of high school.
Bees are still in trouble:
U.S. Honeybee Population Plummets by More Than 40%, USDA Finds
Something called volcano monitoring.
Labels:
Bees,
Disaster Planning,
education,
High School,
Jeb Bush,
Misogyny,
Volcano
Friday, May 08, 2015
How can we miss you if you won't go away? ... Far away? And forget the way back.
Jeb Bush says he uses George W. as an adviser about the Middle East. Because Georgie's grand adventure in Afghanistan/ Iraq turned out so well...
Memories.
Memories.
Tuesday, May 05, 2015
Microbeads, Cilantro, and Tesla's Home Battery. With these we will rule the world! Or Something...
Banning microbeads.
Chief Justice Roberts Accidentally Reveals Everything That’s Wrong With Citizens United In Four Sentences
Do you love or hate cilantro?
How much food we waste daily, illustrated by dumpster diving.
The beautiful rant against those who actually think that Obama is going to invade Texas.
Do you think the Baltimore PD has learned anything?
Tesla's home battery.
Chief Justice Roberts Accidentally Reveals Everything That’s Wrong With Citizens United In Four Sentences
Do you love or hate cilantro?
How much food we waste daily, illustrated by dumpster diving.
The beautiful rant against those who actually think that Obama is going to invade Texas.
Do you think the Baltimore PD has learned anything?
Tesla's home battery.
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