The folks at JibJab.com have a hilarious parody of “This
Land is My Land” that pokes fun at both Bush and Kerry. Thanks, Bluesnews.
NOTE: There is a brief crude moment that mars an otherwise family-friendly video.
P.S. Does anyone else think the voice impersonation for Kerry sounds like Link Hogthrob
from the Muppet Show skit Pigs in Space?
Cable
Providers Pressured for ‘a la Carte’ Programming
(AgapePress) – Pro-family groups are pressuring the Federal Communications Commission
(FCC) and members of Congress to force cable television providers to allow consumers
more choice when it comes to programming options.
My reasons are different from those mentioned in this article, but I’d still like
to see a la carte cable programming made available. Cable companies are regional
monopolies and should be subject to antitrust suits.
Competition would mean better service and options for customers. I’m tired of being
told which channel packages I can choose from, instead of which channels. I don’t
watch most of the channels in my basic package and there are several in larger packages
I want. Unfortunately, the larger packages cost a lot more and contain even more
“fat”. Give me “lean” cable! Let me choose which channels I
do and do not want!
Go Bill! Once again, Dr. Cosby has hit the nail on the head.
Cosby
Has Harsh Words for Black Community
CHICAGO – Bill Cosby (news) went off on another tirade against the black community
Thursday, telling a room full of activists that black children are running around
not knowing how to read or write and “going nowhere.”
Here’s something that ought to really bug Dr. Cosby.
Remix of Usher Song
Advocates Abortion, Violence Against Pregnant Women
New York, NY (LifeNews.com) — Music fans should be outraged by a remix of a song
off the latest hit album from R&B singer Usher. The remix, featuring hardcore rapper
Joe Budden, advocates abortion and violence against pregnant women, a representative
of an African-American group says.
This just has to be seen to be believed. It’s hilarious. 🙂
Update 10/29/06: Learning that this was made for comedic effect makes it a little less funny. Oh well.
I first blogged about Evil Dead: The Musical on August
27, 2003. It has my attention now because there’s a groovy (albeit short) Flash
choose-your-own adventure game on
the official site. Enjoy! 🙂