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Callous Broads and Classy Liquor
http://callousandclassy.blogspot.com
Humor, Politics, Entertainment.
- Added on: Aug 27th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: lewandn
- Listed in: Social Commentary Film
- Tags: politics music entertainment humor satire movie reviews
Recent Posts
BOOK REVIEW: The Media Relations Department of Hizbollah Wishes You a Happy Birthday
Neil MacFarquhar first experienced the Middle East as a young child, when his father worked in Libya as an engineer for Esso. From an early age, he experienced the region's historical turning points - he was airlifted out during the Six-Day War in 19...
Party and Bullshit (feat. Miley Cyrus)
Let's face it, no one wants to listen to the insipid verses of a Miley Cyrus song. Still, everyone treasures an exuberant Miley Cyrus chorus - myself included. The solution? Mash-up Miley with the late Notorious B.I.G1, replacing thisI hopped off the...
Episode Guide for Season 1 of The City: Cairo Edition
[Since The Cold War Diplomat's Guide to Dating was rejected by McSweeney's (apparently it brought "smiles," but not "laughs," I've immediately hopped back in the saddle. Your reading experience may or may not be enhanced by a quick glance at the actu...
Excerpts from the Cold War Diplomat\'s Guide to Dating
[I wrote this tonight as a submission for the humor/satire website McSweeney's. I'm actually pretty proud of it, so I decided to post it here in anticipation of the coming rejection email. For some reason, McSweeney's alread rejected two of my earlie...
The Hills\' Kristin Cavallari as Goethe\'s Faust
"Eritis sicut Deus scientes bonum et malum.Folg' nur dem alten Spruch von meiner Muhme der Schlange" MephistophelesGoethe, Urfaust"...And ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil. Just follow the old saying of my relative, the serpent."There a...
"Damn girl, you make the Crusades look good"
If you're like me (e.g. single and have a Facebook account), you've probably seen something like this before:This image evokes something we call "cognitive dissonance" - the uncomfortable feeling of knowing that two contradictory ideas are existing s...
