Wednesday is Screwed Up Web-Things Day!
Dec. 14th, 2005 08:09 amWookieepedia!
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Art inspired by Nyarlathotep.
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The Moonie Times come out campaigning for Paul Martin, too. They get their facts predictably wrong.
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New York shop specialises in peanut butter - including things like White Chocolate Peanut Butter and "The Heat Is On" spicy peanut butter.
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The cemetary is full, cremation is illegal, and the law forbids building a new graveyard, so what's to do? For one Brazilian Mayor, the answer is "Make death illegal". Yes, today is Wednesday, no, this is not The Onion.
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"It's not that the Republicans view Mein Kampf as an instruction manual, but rather that the march toward religio-corporatist totalitarianism tends to pass through the same towns each time."
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Scott Lively, California chapter director of the AFA, is co-author of a book titled, The Pink Swastika: Homosexuality and the Nazi Party, in which he claims that that "homosexuals [are] the true inventors of Nazism and the guiding force behind many Nazi atrocities." Lively makes explicit links between his claims about the Nazi party and the modern gay equal rights movement, claiming that "From the ashes of Nazi Germany, the homo-fascist phoenix has arisen again, this time in the United States."Gotta love the American Family Association.
Also,

Art inspired by Nyarlathotep.
Click for big version.
Also,
The Moonie Times come out campaigning for Paul Martin, too. They get their facts predictably wrong.
Also,
New York shop specialises in peanut butter - including things like White Chocolate Peanut Butter and "The Heat Is On" spicy peanut butter.
Also,
The cemetary is full, cremation is illegal, and the law forbids building a new graveyard, so what's to do? For one Brazilian Mayor, the answer is "Make death illegal". Yes, today is Wednesday, no, this is not The Onion.
Also,
"It's not that the Republicans view Mein Kampf as an instruction manual, but rather that the march toward religio-corporatist totalitarianism tends to pass through the same towns each time."