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2009 may have been Taylor Swift’s best year ever, but Beyonce had one of the best years of all time. OF ALL TIME!!!
2009 may have been Taylor Swift’s best year ever, but Beyonce had one of the best years of all time. OF ALL TIME!!!
Heh: But, Governor Palin, you forgot to open the book. Good show otherwise, though.
(Hat tip: @brando_minich.)
In addition to the funny tweets posted below, here’s another take on today’s official turkey pardoning, from Doug Mataconis: “That must be the biggest Turkey to get a Presidential Pardon since Ford pardoned Nixon.” Heh. Personally, I want to know whether that turkey was even born in this country. I bet he’s a foreigner, and thus constitutionally ineligible to be… Read more »
Bwahahaha: Six pregnant sheep belonging to a Protestant farmer from County Tyrone have been daubed with Irish tricolours in an apparent sectarian attack. The sheep had been left to graze in an isolated field near Ardboe when their coats were covered in green and orange paint to resemble a tricolour. According to the farmer, who does not want to be… Read more »
I don’t understand what the Hell this is, but it doesn’t involve the Yankees winning the World Series, and it does involve hottt Putin-on-Kim-Jong-Il action, so I’m going with it. I think Andrew Sullivan would call this a “mental health break.”
Stephen Colbert on Joe Lieberman, presented without comment: (Hat tip: Andrew Sullivan.)
Heh: (As Seth Meyers points out on Twitter, this aired the day before BalloonBoyGate was officially declared a “hoax” by the authorities.)
In the latest Hitler video to hit YouTube, the Führer is a network news executive, furious about yesterday’s Falcon Heene shenanigans: Bonus: if you listen closely, Sean Hannity = Stalin!
Heh: In case you missed it, TBS baseball announcer Chip Caray made, er, a slight mistake in calling a potentially game-deciding play during the 10th inning of last night’s one-game playoff between the Twins and Tigers for the AL Central title: Caray was presumably confused because, normally, a ball on that sort of trajectory to shallow left field would indeed… Read more »