theweaselking | Feb. 10th, 2006

Feb. 10th, 2006

Everyone's seen the Sedlec Ossuary. It's a famous church, made from the bones of 40,000 people.

But now there's a video.

I haven't seen the video yet. It presumably involves a lot of dead people. This may or may not be work-safe.

The American Association of Petroleum Geologists is presenting its annual journalism award this year to Michael Crichton, the science fiction writer whose latest book, "State of Fear," dismisses global warming as a largely imaginary threat embraced by malignant scientists for their own ends.

"It is fiction," conceded Larry Nation, communications director for the association. "But it has the absolute ring of truth."

Only on Faux News: When reporting a lie about a fake al-Qaeda attack that wasn't foiled to destroy a Los Angeles landmark, they showed video of that same landmark getting blown up in the movie Independence Day.

"Scooter" Libby's documents show that Bush and Cheney ordered him to blow the cover of a covert CIA agent.

Also,
Michael "You're doing a heckuva job, Drownie" Brown testifies under oath before US Senate that he really did try to deal with the flooding of New Orleans, and that DHS and the white house are lying through their teeth when they say he didn't tell them.

Also,
In Kansas, the attorney general doesn't know what "sex" is.

Also,

This week, we have an old favourite: Laibach covering Andrew Lloyd Weber's Jesus Christ Superstar.

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