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Google Maps now Include the Moon :-)

First there was Google Maps, then Google Earth,  and now here’s Google Moon.  

Now we have proof that the Moon is really made of Cheese!  You’ll need to zoom to the max … is that Emmenthaler?

Can’t wait for the first wine & cheese tasting tour to the Moon…

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Senator McCain in Raunchy Movie (???)

WTF!  This has to be a joke! (???) … or so I hope.  According to the Drudge Report"Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. -- who once held hearings chastising Hollywood studios for producing R- rated films and marketing them to teens -- is now playing a part in one!"

Opening this weekend, WEDDING CRASHERS, a movie packed with raunchy moments and bare-breasted beauties bedding down with the guys."

I guess if actors can turn into politicians, it has to work the other way around, too... (???)

What's next?  Howard Stern to the Senate?

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“Midwest” Discovered between East and West Coasts

  “NEW YORK—A U.S. Geological Survey expeditionary force announced Tuesday that it has discovered a previously unknown and unexplored land mass between the New York and California coasts known as the “Midwest….

… Thus far we have discovered places known as Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin,” said Randall Zachary, chief navigator for the expedition. “When translated from the local dialect into English, these words seem to mean ‘summer camp….

… surprised to learn that the Midwest, whose inhospitable environment was long believed to be incapable of supporting human life, is indeed populated, albeit sparsely…

…Though the Midwest territory is still largely unexplored, early reports describe a region as backwards as it is vast. “Many of the basic aspects of a civilized culture appear to be entirely absent,” said Gina Strauch, a Los Angeles-based anthropologist…

…We must remember that these people are not at all like us,” Conde Nast publisher and Manhattan socialite Lucille Randolph Snowdon said. “They are crude and provincial, bewildered by our tall buildings and our art galleries, our books and our coffee shops. For an L.A. resident to attempt to interact with one of them as he or she would with, say, a Bostonian is ludicrous. It appears unlikely that we will ever be able to conduct a genuine exchange of ideas with them about anything, save perhaps television or ‘the big game.'”

source:  the ONION:    

Interesting … reminds me of another map we’ve all seen in 2004 and 2000:

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Accidental President

 Our Accidental President (remember Florida!)  proves to be Accidental in more then one way; he seems to be having a lot of accidents:

 
 – fell off a Segway (isn’t that almost impossible) in Maine
 – fell off a mountain bike in Texas
 – and now fell off a bike at the G8 summit, hitting a local cop.
 
Isn’t it time he gets on  training wheels?
 

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Drapery is Expen$ive in NY, DC

So you think Tyco Tycoon Kozlowski’s $6,000 shower curtain  was extravagant?  Not quite … a piece of drapery at the Capital cost $8,000:

“With barely a word about it, workers at the Justice Department Friday removed the blue drapes that have famously covered two scantily clad statues for the past 3 1/2 years.

Spirit of Justice, with her one breast exposed and her arms raised, and the bare-chested male Majesty of Law basked in the late afternoon light of Justice’s ceremonial Great Hall.

The drapes, installed in 2002 at a cost of $8,000, allowed then-Attorney General John Ashcroft to speak in the Great Hall without fear of a breast showing up behind him in television or newspaper pictures. They also provoked jokes about and criticism of the deeply religious Ashcroft.”

Ashcroft Gone, Justice Statutes Disrobe, from the Washington Post