I know what I had been taught about WW2 and the Holocaust and all, but there are some rather interesting facts about the history of it all. You have to watch the video by David Cole on the provided link. It's taboo to think about these facts but there are some things that are hard to explain away. Take for example the fact Auchwitz had a theatre complete with a stage and props and costumes. You don't see or hear about it during the tour, but it's undeniable they are there and unmentioned. Or ...

I thought this site was pretty interesting. It's neat that we use so many things while never really knowing the stories behind their development. A handy reference site too.

This is a weird site that caught my eye because I love bacon. I love it hot and greasy, and cold and dry. Kind of like my women. Ha. If you want to know if you have access to BaconWhores, type in your postal code and you'll see if there's an outlet near you. Maybe you might even find your future spouse. That's what men really want in life. Bacon, and whores.

This is a weird site that caught my eye because I love bacon. I love it hot and greasy, and cold and dry. Kind of like my women. Ha. If you want to know if you have access to BaconWhores, type in your postal code and you'll see if there's an outlet near you. Maybe you might even find your future spouse. That's what men really want in life. Bacon, and whores.

I'm not sure exactly what category these recent negotiations with the fabled "insurgents" should fall under. The media always use the terms 'terrorists' and 'insurgents' in the same context. It makes for interesting considerations. For example, negotiating with the people constantly labelled as 'terrorists' makes for a fair and even parallel. "Either you are with us, or you are with the ones we will negotiate with if they come attack us a lot". Makes for a good honest parallel doesn't it? Wh...

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oi! Say hiho to me. Please. I'd be pleased to please anyone who pleases to please me.

Heavy rain and a hood made it possible for a man not to see the huge engine he was about to be sucked into. Where's the smarts in this world?