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This is the video YouTube can’t pull from its site fast enough. This is from back when Bill O’Really was host of the program “Inside Edition”. The reason YouTube gives for pulling the video is a CBS copyright violation. Funny, there are TONS of CBS clips, from Couric to Letterman, all over YouTube, and THIS is the only video that violates their copyright policy?? You be the judge.
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Here’s a little something for grins and giggles to relieve the angst of today’s world. Enjoy!
We can ALWAYS count on the shortest and furriest members of our families for a smile, even when we don’t feel much like smiling somedays! Have you hugged your pets today?
Posted by Mark Frauenfelder, March 21, 2008 10:05 AM
People of all religious denominations will be overjoyed to learn that a statue of the Flying Spaghetti Monster was installed on the Cumberland County Courthouse Lawn in Crossville, Tennessee today.
All Pastafarians, Rejoice!Statement at Installation Ceremony
March 21, 2008We are lucky enough to live in a country that allows us, its citizens, the freedom of speech. I have chosen to put up a statue of the Flying Spaghetti Monster to represent the discourse between people of all different beliefs. The many faiths, ethnicities and backgrounds of Cumberland County’s residents make our community a stronger richer place. I respect and am proud that on the people’s lawn, the county courthouse, all of these diverse beliefs can come together in a positive dialogue. Here, we are all able to share the issues close to our hearts whether it is through a memorial to the soldiers killed fighting for our country, the Statue of Liberty honoring our nations welcoming promise to all, a group’s fight to stop homelessness, or powerful symbols of faith. I greatly treasure this open forum between everyone in the community.
The Flying Spaghetti Monster is a pile of noodles and meatballs, but it is meant to open up discussion and provoke thought. Being able to put up a statue is a celebration of our freedom as Americans; a freedom to be different, to express those differences, and to do it amongst neighbors -— even if it is in a noodley way.
By Mark Geary, Reporter
IOWA CITY — He’s been called the mastermind of the Bush administration. Sunday night, Karl Rove, President Bush’s former deputy chief of staff and senior advisor, spoke to a crowd of about 1,000 people at the University of Iowa.
The university paid Rove $40,000 to speak, which is pretty standard for someone like him. However, many people disagreed with the decision to pay him to speak.
It quickly became a hostile evening for Rove. Protestors rallied together against Rove hours before he even took the stage.
When Rove tried to start speaking, jeers from the crowd immediately interrupted him.
Police escorted two people out after they attempted to perform a citizen’s arrest on Rove for his actions during the Bush administration.
At times, Rove had trouble saying more than a few words before someone shouted at him from the crowd.
“You got a chance to ask your questions later and make your stupid statements, let me make mine,” Rove said.
Near the end of the talk, someone shouted from the crowd, ‘Can we have our $40,000 back?’
Rove responded, “No, you can’t.”
Rove only allowed journalists to videotape the first few minutes of his remarks. After that, the media had to turn off all cameras and tape recorders. More…
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