Menacing Media12 Jan 2007 05:09 pm
NY fashionistas weigh in on too-thin model flap
NY fashionistas weigh in on too-thin model flap
This needs to be an outright ban. I’m tired of seeing these stickly Ren look-a-likes.
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Menacing Media20 Nov 2006 10:36 pm
Always knew that something was wrong with the lack of minority presence on Seinfield…
Is this who most ameriKans find funny? What’s even more repulsive is his bigot audience that found his jokes funny.
Comedy and Menacing Media31 Oct 2006 06:09 pm
NiggaNate’s Profile » a place fo niggas
NiggaNate’s Profile » a place fo niggas
cause you know when it ends in as it’s OK.
stupid-ass crackAS.
Comedy and Menacing Media13 Sep 2006 07:18 pm
Hip hop music fans have more sex
Hip hop music fans have more sex: study | Health | Reuters.com
Well isn’t that interesting. . .
So I can get more play by whats on my ipod?
Almost 38 percent of hip hop devotees and 29 percent of dance music fans were more likely to have had more than one sexual partner in the last five years compared to just 1.5 percent of country music fans.
Is there a correlation between sexual activitiy and pop-culture? Talk about break through information, with an abundance of social benefit. I always like when these brilliant studies take into account population density, and a wide array of social factors. Could it be possible that in densly populated areas people tend to have had more than one sex partner, while those same densly popluated areas tend to not have thriving country music social scenes? Lets not forgot how many country music stations there are vs. pop music stations.
So this must also mean that listening to gospel increases piety, right?
My two cents: all for faster internet. Not for paying more for it, considering that internet has transformed from independent content to corporate fuckery. Oh and the propaganda behind it is a little reminiscent of no-child-left behind (cause no child moves forward).
While this picture looks like a nice utopia (on your way to a bubble) notice it’s color segregated. They for got to paint the dollar sign seperation between which lanes you get to drive in on your way down the information super-highway of the future. This jumbled up :
is supposed to represent a regulated internet. Notice how everyone is stuck together and all the folks on bikes are showing their cracks.
The corporations that oppose net-neutrality aren’t in it for your freedom. There is a reason why roads are regulated & primarily owned by the federal government, they provide a vital social infrastructure. If the expectation is that the internet plays the same role in our virtual world, it would seem only fitting the some regulation be required.
Looks like this might be an attempt to build torrent superhighway but it was a little to technical, maybe more on this later when I have more time for google.
Menacing Media27 Feb 2006 02:28 am
Comedy and Menacing Media13 Feb 2006 01:47 am
While I thought this was a nice looking bike, this video:
Is TERRIBLE. Talk about bad marketing, it’s as if some kid who plays D&D cooked it up. Bad set, bad voice-over, bad music. Just Bad.
Menacing Media06 Feb 2006 05:57 pm
NBC5.com - Entertainment - Experts Blame Cop Show For Educating Criminals
Those ever-evolving criminals. Imagine what would happen if they owned a tivo and were able to watch EVERY CSI episode? They’d become criminal masterminds!
“the all-mighty Television”
Menacing Media and Our Tax Dollars at Work31 Jan 2006 02:43 pm
Some cop shoots some unarmed person again. Same story new minority, oh also in the air force and caught on tape complying with orders . . .oops. My Way News
Some postal worker goes postal and kills some fellow employees. “Sounds like somebody’s got a case of the Moon-days” My Way News
What do these things have in common-leave it to the journalist pointing out how close they are to los angeles in the cop shooting:
Chino is about 40 miles east of Los Angeles.
in the case of the postal-employee (who happened to be a woman, talk about equal employment opportunities):
Goleta (pronounced goh-LEE-tuh) is about 90 miles northwest of Los Angeles.
Yeah brainiac, goh-lee-tuh is also a mile away from Santa Barbara.
Greedy Companies and Menacing Media06 Dec 2005 02:19 pm
Group: Online Content Cannot Remain Free
BREITBART.COM - Group: Online Content Cannot Remain Free
This is foolishness. Online content is not free. People pay for it looking at stupid advertisements, buying computers, paying electricity bills and by paying internet service providers.
“The value of content must be understood by consumers so that new business models can evolve. Industry must have legal certainty and the confidence that their intellectual property will be protected.”
Also if there that concerned about their intellectual property how about this solution-its a shocker-don’t print the article online. Greedy Lackeys.