Speaking of Philly...

Funny to see the big headline on Drudge today. Philly is becoming the murder capitol of America.

If only we would have won that friggin election. Oh well, everything happens for a reason.

Gotta Love Philly Public Education

I miss the good ole days of High School in Philadelphia public schools. I talked about the schoools in that Fisher/Rendell mock debate when i was ripping into that fat lard Rendell. Read about the schools for yourself here.

You have to sign up to the site to view the article though.

My Piasan

Antonin Scalia is frigging brilliant. He has to write a memior soon. Im gonna be in line to meet him too when he does.

Odd item of the day

I wonder if "donkey punch" is next. Click here

Computer for Sale

I put my old computer up for sale on Ebay. The bid is at $200. A steal if you ask me. I gotta remember to delete the porn thats on it though.

IMAO

IMAO is a great blog. Very funny too. Check it out.

Back by popular demand

I usually hate protestors, especially the dirty hippie moonbats where have here in the states. However, I'd love protestors if they all looked like this chick. WooHOooooooo

Fucking sick shit.

I know Hunter S. Thompson was supposed to be a nut case and everything (frankly, i think he was a phoney, who acted that way on spite) but sitting him up at the kitchen table at his viewing, and with a bullet though his head, is kinda fucked up. Heres the article.

Bad Asses Unite

Most people know I'm a huge sports fan and boxing is my favorite sport. There is nothing better than a great championship fight. Which brings me to a post i seen on Fightnews. One point in it is that Jeff Fenech is going to be training Mike Tyson. Fenech was a mini Tyson when he fought back in the late 80's and early 90's and was/is a bad ass. The second point is that Tysons next fight is going to be in DC! I'm gonna be there too. A bold prediction, Mike will hold a championship before the year is out. I seen him a couple times before and there is nothing like it in the world. His ring walk and the thud you hear when he connects whith one of his punches is unreal.

Hottie Ann

Ann Coulter's latest is pretty funny

Hottie Condi

This pic is all over the internet.

Evolution my Ass

When are the atheist scientists going to give up on Darwin? Read this story here which shows evolution is still a bunch of bullshit. And read this a great satire of the article by Scott Ott of Scrappleface.com

Dawin died a Christian by the way and also always said his work was a theory and not fact. Now if only public schools will actually tell that to students they might be able to think for themselves.

Terror High

My hometown communist, black militant, elitist left wing, socialist rag, newspaper, The Daily News writes about a very local high school here in Alexandria, which has become a saudi immegrent heaven along with the rest of Northern Virginia. Why can't we keep these friggin people out of this country? I'll copy the whole article cause you have to be a member to view it.

EX-VALEDICTORIAN AT 'TERROR HIGH' NAMED IN PLOT TO KILL BUSHBy WILLIAM BUNCHbunchw@phillynews.com
THE SCHOOL'S 1999 valedictorian has just been charged with having joined an al Qaeda chapter in Saudi Arabia four years ago and is now accused of plotting to kill President Bush, either with a car bomb or by shooting him.
The school's former comptroller, arrested last year after videotaping the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Maryland, has been labeled by federal agents as a high- ranking member of the terrorist group Hamas.
And the school itself has been accused of teaching students to shun or dislike Christians and Jews, and once used an 11th-grade textbook that claimed trees will say on the Day of Judgment, "Here is a Jew hiding behind me. Come here and kill him."
You could call it Terror High - the Islamic Saudi Academy in suburban Alexandria, Va., near Washington - a more- than-1,000-student high school at the center of these high-profile incidents. The academy is funded by the Saudi government, a supposed ally of the United States in the fight against terrorism.
Daniel Pipes, director of the Philadelphia-based Middle East Forum and a well-known advocate of aggressive anti-terror policies, said the school is like "having a little piece of Saudi Arabia" in northern Virginia. He claimed the Islamic Saudi Academy is a classic case of pitting free speech against protection from future attacks.
"It's like the Nazis having little Hitler schools in America during the 1930s," Pipes said last night. Fifteen of the 19 Sept. 11 hijackers were Saudi, although the oil-rich nation is a close ally of the Bush administration.
Officials from the high school and the Saudi Embassy in Washington did not return calls yesterday from the Daily News for comment about either the school or the alleged assassination plot. A woman in the embassy's public-affairs office said "of course" the Saudis continued to finance the controversial academy, but her boss did not call back as promised.
The alleged presidential assassination plot by Ahmed Omar Abu Ali, 23, who was the school's valedictorian six years ago, has thrust the Islamic Saudi Academy back in the news. Abu Ali is in federal custody in Virginia.
However, the specific facts of Abu Ali's case - and whether he is indeed tied to the al Qaeda terror network headed by Osama bin Laden - remained very murky last night.
A six-count indictment against Abu Ali, an American citizen who was born in Houston and raised in Falls Church, Va., said that while he was studying at the University of Medina in Saudi Arabia, he had received a "religious blessing" to assassinate Bush.
Prosecutors claimed yesterday that Abu Ali wanted to get close to the president to either shoot him or somehow attack with a car bomb. But Abu Ali is not specifically charged with plotting an assassination, which is a separate federal offense.
Abu Ali is charged with conspiring to provide material support to al Qaeda, contributing services to al Qaeda, receiving funds and services from al Qaeda, and providing material support to terrorists. He faces up to 80 years in prison under federal law. Prosecutors say he admired Sept. 11 plot leaders Mohamad Atta and Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, and wanted to run a U.S.-based terror cell.
But friends, family and attorneys for Abu Ali paint a radically different picture of the defendent and how he came to be charged in the case.
Supporters reportedly laughed when the allegations were read aloud in the courtroom. His father, Omar, a computer programmer at the Saudi Embassy, told journalists outside that "the government has lied to us from the first day.'" Abu Ali's mother is a pharmacist.
Lawyers for Abu Ali, a student at the University of Medina when he was arrested by Saudi authorities in June 2003, say their client was handcuffed for days at a time and whipped while in custody abroad. They offered yesterday to show his injuries to a federal magistrate, who declined the offer.
One defense attorney, Salim Ali, filed an affidavit last fall stating that when he asked an assistant U.S. attorney about bringing Abu Ali back to America, he was told: "He's no good for us here; he has no fingernails left."
The one thing that was clear yesterday is that the Islamic Saudi Academy, based on two lavish campuses in northern Virginia, is becoming something of a focal point in the war on terror.
David Kovalik, the academy's director of education, who did not return a phone call from the Daily News, told the Washington Post last year that Abu Ali was "an exceptional student" who was "very strong in science and math and just very personable; he helped others and was respectful to teachers."
Last August, a former comptroller of the school, Ismael Selim Elbarasse, was arrested as a material witness by federal authorities who called him a high-level operative for Hamas, the Palestinian terror group.
In March 2002, another graduate of the school, Mohammad Usman Idris, then 24, was charged with lying to a grand jury probing plots against Israel.
Pipes said last night that the fact that the school is funded by the Saudis does not seem to give the United States much leverage in dealing with it.
He noted that the oil kingdom "is not really a friend and not really an enemy" and that "we need to sort it all out."

Me in San Fran?

My mom called me the other day saying my step dad got a job offer in San Fran and she wants me to move their with her and work for him. HAHA. I'm I the only one who thinks I wouldn't fit in a place like San Fran? I was thinking to my myself that I can't even get a date here in DC, how the hell am I supposed to find a girl let alone a heterosexual girl? Although a bi girl would be hot. Hmmm....

This pisses me off

This Terri Schiavo case really pisses me off. It also has similar circumstances to something personal but I'm not getting into that aspect. I'd love to kick her "husbands" fucking ass. Seems all he wants is her lawsuit settlement and piece of mind for leaving her and remarrying and having kids with the lady. And by the way, how the fuck is he still considered her husband? How any court or Judge that sides with him is beyond me. Not to mention the cruel and slow death that he (and them fucked up "die with dignity" assclowns) wants to inflict on her. If he gets his way, the doctors will pull the feeding tube from her and in 3 days or more, she would eventually stave to death. Unbelievable.

Iwa Jima

The real Power Line has this terriffic post up. I never really knew the story behind the famous photo. I tried to get the photo on here but I can't figure out the HTML. I'm such a dumb ass when it comes to that.

Oh, and by the way, our troops fucking rule.

Sooo Sick

I've been sick as a dog, hense the lack of posts, sorry to my one reader :O). I'll put stuff on today if something catches my eye.

I wish he was a better shot

Revenge is sweet. I am big fan of it. Check it out.

So Tired..

I just barly woke up and have been at work for 3 hours. I haven't really been paying attention to the news at all. I saw Drudge this morning, nothing interested me to post about.

I actually had a thought about actually writing about growing up in South Philly. There really hasn't been a good book or even movie about growing up in SP. Two Bits was ok but I think I'm the only person I know who has seen it. I'm such a terrible writer though, my college papers were so cluttered. After reading about Homer Hickam's and Augusten Burroughs lives in their memiors, I really want to write. If people are reading about their childhood I think people would read about mine. Not just mine but everyone in SP. I'm not that interesting to write 300 pages of stuff just about me.

I just can't sit down here and type away for hours. My mind is always thinking of 10 different things at once and all those things i'm thinking about are reminding me of other things. A shame cause I have some good stories too. Augusten just writes and writes all the time about everything in his life. I can't do that.

If only I had paid attention during english class and not passed notes to and daydreamed about Lauren, I would be a good writer. Which reminds me of Lauren, ugh. Ok time to feel sorry for myself about letting the love of my life go.

Oh well.

Bias

Ok, I was reminded of this great mini documentary once I read that my old college is having the ALCU come speak. This is good stuff. Amazing how nothing hapened to the faculty memember who said the conservative muslim student should be "fucking shot."

I posted some of Evan's stuff here before. He is working on a feature lengh film now on the same topic.