I enjoyed this one:

 

 

 

 

Edited October 31, 201015 yr by Jenksismybitch

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/the-100-bes...-restore-sanity

 

44 is great.

 

So is 1.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/the-100-bes...-restore-sanity

 

44 is great.

 

So is 1.

If money is speech then speech isn't free.

 

Awesome

My word, Kareem is tall. He's taller than the Tuba.

Speaking of which... I missed the first hour or so of the rally... why was there a random sousaphone on stage anyway?

 

Speaking of which... I missed the first hour or so of the rally... why was there a random sousaphone on stage anyway?

I'm going to guess that the answer to this question is "The Roots".

Thats a lot of people!

 

http://www.cbsnews.com/i/tim//2010/08/28/image6814705x.jpg

Two of my friends from Volo drove to DC.

Two of my friends from Volo drove to DC.

 

OT: When did I say whats in your signature?

 

 

Every damn day, every damn day...

Keith Olbermann sort of chastised Stewart for including him in his rants, but then came back and "Suspended" his "Worst person in the world" segment, saying:

The overall message that the tone needs to change, was not lost on any of us. The anger in this news hour was not an original part of it, nor was it an artifice we added to it. It was a response to a threat to this democracy posed by Mr. Bush and now by his lineal descendants. The anger happened, it will still happen, it is not for ratings and it is not 'get angry first and find a reason later.'

 

But there is an institutionalization of it that may no longer be valid. That is the 'Worse Persons in the World' Segment. Which started, of all things, as a way of defending Tucker Carlson. Its satire and whimsy have gradually gotten lost in some anger, so in the spirit of the thing, as of right now, I am unilaterally suspending that segment with an eye towards discontinuing it. We don't know how that works long term. We might bring it back. We might bring back something similar to it, might kill it outright, and next week we will solicit your input.

 

Its just that today, given the serious stuff we have to start covering tomorrow, we think its the right thing to do short term and then we will see what happens. And we'll also see if anyone else, on tv, or radio, will do something similar.