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According to a new report by the United Nations, the U.S. military did major damage to the site of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the original Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Were they looking for WMDs? Bin Ladin’s training camp? Was Sadam hiding by the rosebushes? Did they feel the gardens threatened [...]

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The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has a summer food program (probably for illegal immigrants and the coloreds) that provides “food during the summer for thousands of low-income Missouri children who rely on the school cafeteria for free or reduced-price meals during the regular school year.” Say, how thoughtful. Right? Well, no, not [...]

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Remember that law the Bush administration passed, promising to narrow the achievement gap between white and “minority” students? Turns out, it don’t work too good (which is surprising, in light of the success of Dubya’s other ‘progressive’ and caring social policies). The good news of course, is that it’s blacks and Hispanics being left behind, [...]

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“DURING VERY RIGOROUS INTERCOURSE, THE PENIS SLIPS OUT AND IN AN ATTEMPT TO RAM IT BACK IN, THE MAN HITS THE WOMAN’S PUBIC BONE AND POPS THE PENIS”: Why certainly, how do you do it? This hot new trend of having sex for the purposes of breaking your dick into a thousand pieces has led [...]

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We thought it impressive, in a “hey, the government’s like, almost catching up to technology” sort of way, when we read that 30 states were offering debit cards as an alternative to checks to their unemployed citizens. People can get the debit card immediately, instead of waiting 10 broke days for a check, and can [...]

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Separate But Equal

If your students are testing poorly and have behavioral problems, why not blame their sex and place them in single-sex classrooms to, err, help them learn? That’s what P.S. 140 up in the Bronx did. The geniuses behind such “revolutionary” initiatives argue that the separation of classrooms by gender result in fewer confrontations between students, [...]

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