Quote of the Day

This was posted in response to yet another bigoted anti-equality ad from the national Organization for Marriage and their “rainbow coalition” of hate, this time featuring the ever-popular children-as-political-mouthpieces stunt:

Yes, if laws promote equality, then we’ll have to teach our children not to be assholes. Think about it.

- NoWireHangers, Wonkette

Published by Alahmnat, on May 20th, 2009 at 1:18 pm. Filled under: In Today's Edition, PoliticsNo Comments

Fox News…

is in the tank for Obama.

I think the most amusing part of that article are the comments accusing FOX’s own poll of having a liberal bias. And of course, the saddest part are the comments trumpeting the Bradley Effect as McCain’s saving grace / ace in the hole. Evidently in order for McCain to win, he has to do so with the help of racist bastards. Nice.

It ain’t over ’til it’s over, but at this point, I think the Fat Lady is getting ready for her overture. Hopefully this’ll be called early tomorrow night so I don’t have to stay up all night waiting for the results to come in from Colorado (though I may stay up just to see which color Arizona turns). At least I’m on the west coast this election cycle… I watched the last two in Kentucky, and that sucked. Was up until 4 AM waiting to see who won… then went to bed with nightmares :P .

Published by Alahmnat, on November 3rd, 2008 at 2:10 pm. Filled under: In Today's Edition, PoliticsNo Comments

World of World of Warcraft

This is the most brilliant thing I think I’ve seen all year…


‘Warcraft’ Sequel Lets Gamers Play A Character Playing ‘Warcraft’

Published by Alahmnat, on June 12th, 2008 at 10:27 am. Filled under: Humor, In Today's Edition2 Comments

CNN.com – Manilow tunes annoy residents – Jul 17, 2006

CNN.com – Manilow tunes annoy residents – Jul 17, 2006

Title in the RSS feed: “Barry Manilow tunes used to drive away revelers”

… wow.

Published by Alahmnat, on July 17th, 2006 at 12:20 pm. Filled under: In Today's EditionNo Comments

In Today’s Edition – June 8, 2006

CNN.com – Afghan donkey bomb plot foiled – Jun 8, 2006

Because there are no cars in Afghanistan to put bombs in…

I also find it amusing that the article ends mid-sentence (not that the contents of the paragraph are amusing, just that it stops talking mid-way through)…

Published by Alahmnat, on June 8th, 2006 at 1:29 pm. Filled under: In Today's EditionNo Comments

CNN.com – Town won’t let unmarried parents live together – May 17, 2006

Published by Alahmnat, on May 17th, 2006 at 4:53 pm. Filled under: In Today's EditionNo Comments

In Today’s Edition – April 21, 2006

CNN.com – Doc’s diagnosis: Nail gun caused headache (listed on the RSS feed as “Man with 12 nails in skull complains of headache”)

I would, by the way, like to apologize for the fact that these links tend to lead to 404s after a period of time… apparently CNN likes to clean out its offbeat news and offbeatedly-headlined stories from time to time.

Published by Alahmnat, on April 21st, 2006 at 10:31 pm. Filled under: In Today's EditionNo Comments

In Today’s Edition for Jan 8, 2006

Published by Alahmnat, on January 9th, 2006 at 3:34 am. Filled under: In Today's EditionNo Comments

In Today’s Edition for December 14, 2005

Die at your own risk, mayor proposes
(CNN’s RSS feed titles this story “Cemetery full so mayor proposes solution — no more dying”).

Published by Alahmnat, on December 14th, 2005 at 4:21 am. Filled under: In Today's EditionNo Comments

More “In Today’s News”…

I should make this a running gag, picking out Onion-worthy news articles from CNN’s RSS feed, simply because I find it mildly entertaining (and somewhat depressing) that The Onion is, at times, less like a parody of the news media and more like reading some alternate dimension’s actual news.

Today’s gems include:

A lot may be riding on the Spallino family’s leased car

and my personal favorite of the day:

What Does President Bush Keep In His Pockets?

(apparently it’s a slow news day)

Published by Alahmnat, on November 2nd, 2005 at 11:19 am. Filled under: In Today's Edition2 Comments