So how much does the Libya intervention cost? The AP tries to nail down some specifics: The US fired about 160 Tomahawk missiles, and those cost somewhere between $1 million and $1.5 million apiece. B-2 bombers flying round-trip from Missouri have logged 25 hours of flying time, with the…
Continue reading …Attention, lamestream media: Sarah Palin has had it with you, to the point where she’s not even going to whine about you anymore. Seems Bill Maher called her a nasty name ever-so-subtly invoking female genitalia , NOW leaped to her defense, and Palin went on Fox yesterday to tell everyone to…
Continue reading …A group of female protesters detained by Egyptian soldiers say they were beaten, stripped, given electric shocks, and humiliated with so-called “virginity tests” while male soldiers were allowed to watch and take photos, reports AOL News . The women complained to Amnesty International, which found the allegations credible and demanded that…
Continue reading …After more than a century with no access to the Pacific, Bolivia is threatening to take Chile to international court in a fight for its right to sail. Bolivia lost those rights in a war 132 years ago, and it remains an “open wound,” according to President Evo Morales. “We…
Continue reading …There’s more to lovemaking than penile-vaginal intercourse, says Pamela Stephenson Connolly I was a widow of 55 and met a 60-year-old widower and we eventually married. I find intercourse painful so we make up for it by cuddling and fondling each other’s sensitive parts. I
Continue reading …There’s more to lovemaking than penile-vaginal intercourse, says Pamela Stephenson Connolly I was a widow of 55 and met a 60-year-old widower and we eventually married. I find intercourse painful so we make up for it by cuddling and fondling each other’s sensitive parts. I
Continue reading …Republicans keep attacking health care reform, and with one loud exception, Democrats have been “passive to the point of wimpy” in defending it, writes Dana Milbank in the Washington Post . That exception? “Brooklyn-born streetfighter” Anthony Weiner. “I don’t represent the hide-under-the-desk wing of the Democratic Party,” the New York congressman…
Continue reading …We remember John Wayne in the saddle, Brigitte Bardot on the sand—and as for Elizabeth Taylor, we’ll remember her on a bed, writes Tim Robey in the Telegraph . Somehow, she managed to sprawl over soft furniture in “most of her key roles,” he notes. “One suspects she felt most…
Continue reading …It’s brotherly revenge gone terribly wrong: When Sean Mulcahy learned that his brother Ryan had slept with his fiancée, he slit the throat of Ryan’s cat, dumped it in a ditch across the street, and then texted Ryan a photo of the grisly deed, reports the Chicago Tribune . Sean pleaded…
Continue reading …Finally, some good news for Amanda Knox? Two forensic scientists have re-examined the alleged murder weapon and found that it doesn’t have enough DNA on it even to conduct another test, report the Telegraph and Daily Mail . The knife was one of the key pieces of evidence used to tie…
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