Muslims miffed by Osama Bin Lego. Mohammed Shaffiq, of Muslim organisation The Ramadhan Foundation, branded the toy “absolutely disgusting”. He said: “It is glorifying terrorism — the makers should be ashamed." Would that Shaffiq and his ilk spoke out so forcefully against Islamic terrorists that are not toys. OrderBrickArms "White Bandit" HERE [VIA Larwyn] 's a green thing. You wouldn't understand. Green on Green Violence @ Milloy's JunkScience. Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia. And Juan ...

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A lot of miscellaneous posts from many of the mainstays today. Take a look, make a comment. To jump in here, follow the likes of Victoria Pynchon and David Austin by taking a current event or another blog post then providing your own take on it. Executive Oder Yanks Scores of Federal Workers From Collective Bargaining - The blogging constitutionalists at the American Constitution Society in their ACS Blog ...

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Ha! You probably thought this was a post about Bush leaving office in January. No, the error of which we speak tonight has been in existence far longer than DubYa doomed, stupid disaster of a Presidency. Our good friend Cardinal Ugenesis alerts us to the demise of an American legend: The brand was then hailed as a marketing coup, an ingenious way to sell beer—or rather, a clear, beerlike solution—to consumers who eschewed traditional suds. But ...

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The New Century Theatre Co.'s production of Elmer Rice's The Adding Machine at ACT Theatre runs Thurs. through Sunday at 8 p.m. until Saturday, Dec. 13. Tickets are $25, $20 under 25. Available online. So much good stuff has already been said about NCTC's production of The Adding Machine that it almost feels redundant to add anything. But seriously, you need to go see this play: It's rare that we leave a play so blown away ...

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