Category Archives: Elsewhere

Why Priests Hire Male Prostitutes

Mike Jones, the male escort that outed Ted Haggard, on why so many priests hire male escorts: During the 1990s, when I worked as an escort in Denver, Colorado, I estimate at least 15 percent of my clientele were clergy … Continue reading

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FunnyOrDie: iPhone 4 Video – The Deleted Scenes

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A suggestion for the Pope

PZ Myers has a suggestion for the Pope in regards to his “outrage” over the Belgian raids of Catholic church offices: He’s doing everything all wrong. Here’s what he should be doing: he should be calling the actions of priestly … Continue reading

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More “Web-Like”

Jason Kottke on Steve Jobs’ Thoughts on Flash: Jobs sort of circles around the main issue which is, from my own perspective as heavy web user and web developer: though Flash may have been necessary in the past to provide … Continue reading

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Crashed on Quit… agan.

bahahahaha: Crashed on quit again.  I’m confused by this.  Why would quitting the app cause a crash so frequently?  This would be like if you worked in an office from 9-5 and every day at 4:59pm  you became filled with … Continue reading

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Pharyngula: Reality Rejection Syndrome

So, yeah, face the facts: creationism isn’t just a weird reaction to bad science instruction and those annoying godless liberal college professors — it’s just one symptom of a deep-seated mental derangement.

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I get water from a tap. Anything else seems silly.

Ron Eade on bottled water: Yes, I suppose we can mitigate our guilt by tossing plastic bottles into a blue box recycling bin (originally promoted by the packaging industry to put an end to returnable bottles). But the fact that … Continue reading

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