This is not a photoshop job. The Oregon tea party decided they needed a new slogan so they decided to use the one from the scientology fighting Anon of 4chan fame.
we can only imagine the shenanigans they plan.
This is not a photoshop job. The Oregon tea party decided they needed a new slogan so they decided to use the one from the scientology fighting Anon of 4chan fame.
we can only imagine the shenanigans they plan.
Saw this screening at the Berlin Biennale. Very powerful. Hope it reaches a larger audience.
Interview and longer clip at Africa is a country.
I couldn’t halp myself.

And the obligatory lolcat:

Thank you for your time,
Cordially yours,
Moley Donut
I have to say was delighted today to see nice little set of news articles coming out of The White House. They promised $2 billion in loans to 2 solar firms, one in Arizona, and then back-hands the state by piling onto the lawsuits against Arizona for their law to streamline putting Latino people in jail by filing yet another suit against the state, and puts out a ruling to cut emissions from coal power plants with some pretty gnar gnar stats on health benefits:
Lets keep this pace up and pretend like April 20th never happened.
I don’t see shit in the Constitution about the government making me pay for your lazy ass to sit around.
Some here must play League of Legends, given how internet-savvy this group is. Even if you don’t you may still appreciate the humor of this little video. The Youtubes abound with “expert” guides for playing specific characters, and a nasally young man takes on the charge of explaining to the world the intricacies of Anivia, the Ice Bird.
I totally LOLed. Riot Games, the publisher apparently did not.
Save Nixon!
One reason I’m glad I don’t have a dog is that I am lazy like a cat. So it works out well.
Save Nixon!
Pardon, here is a translation, for those who don’t speak French:
Renzo: “You earn $1 per month.”
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Man: “A man has a necessity to see himself have good wages.”
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Renzo: “Do you have electricity?”
Man: “Nothing.”
Renzo: “Running water?”
Man: “Nothing.”
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Renzo: “For the option, “raped women and dead bodies”…and we’ll add finally “the malnourished”…one sees $1000 per month.”
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Renzo: “A suit?”
Man: “Nothing.”
Renzo: “Some leather shoes?”
Man: “Nothing.”
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Renzo: “If after 10 months of work you haven’t earned that, I don’t think you’ll be earning it anytime soon.”
Renzo is talking to local photographers, who take family and wedding photography, about how Western journalists only come to African countries to take pictures of malnourished children, raped women and dead bodies, as the price of taking pictures of this kind of photography steals “poverty” from these subjects and earns foreign journalists a substantial income. He tries to get press cards from the UN for these local photographers to take pictures of malnourished children, raped women and dead bodies in order to sell them overseas. They are denied press cards.
The clip of the discussion of Renzo with the plantation laboror, discusses his possessions, despite the fact that he has labored for 10 months with a French plantation. There is another segment of the film where Renzo goes to visit and interrogate the owner of the plantation. The responses of the plantation owner nearly made me vomit.
Towards the end of the film, after Renzo learns that the UN is taking away his press card since he is not contributing to some humanitarian cause, there is a segment of Renzo, this plantation worker and his family eating some a hearty meal, with Renzo telling him that he loves this family. The man responds with thanks and love and tells him that if he hadn’t met him, he’d never had eaten such a meal.