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The compendium of publications from the ideas and contemplations of the Seraphoem, Bugs Estipona.
This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: The Trayvon Martin gun-range target was bad enough. Then a bunch of white kids had to go and launch multiple #Trayvoning Facebook groups (that have since been removed).
Trayvoning is like Tebowing, except totally the opposite — white (and apparently, black) kids pose as a gunshot victim, wearing a hoodie, and holding Skittles and an iced tea, which is what Martin had on him when George Zimmerman shot him to death in February.
Facebook group members said they were merely combating “racism against whites”: “White people are becoming more and more oppressed.”
For my fellow Brits, here is a shot of London as seen from the International Space Station.
and sometimes we dance to different tones. the frequency I ask for, the unity codes, the systemic likings parallel to a rainbow. I never ask why. I simply follow along the vectors. When I inquire of them, I first read “Let there be light” as the opening sentence.
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This is the kind of garbage that gets published in fitness magazines.
Isn’t bar speed? Does Rob Fitzgerald even lift? Sad, yet hilarious.
Another great tip for sneaky strength on the deadlift, “You should also tip toe to the bar and be very quiet.”
Big thanks to Alberto Nunez, Natural Professional Bodybuilder as he’s the one that posted this picture and quote up on his Facebook for everyone.
Warner Bros. is just peppering us with pictures. This one is found through a QR code on one of the earlier posters.
And while we’ve seen lots of moody character shots lately this one is a bit different. We only see Catwoman’s steel high heel stepping on what looks like a batarang. The lipstick kiss and X X suggests, as have the recent commercials, that Catwoman will have a sense of humor. What do you think?
(Source: cinemablend.com)
CISPA Update of the Day: CISPA, the Cyber Information Sharing and Protection Act that passed the House in April, likely is headed for a Senate vote in early June.
To drum up opposition to the legislation, which would create “a ‘cybersecurity’ exemption to all existing laws,” Fight for the Future, Democrats.com, The Liberty Coalition, and the Entertainment Consumers Association have created a new website called Privacy Is Awesome. The site outlines the top five ways to help defeat CISPA:
- Call your senators and tell them to oppose the Lieberman-Collins bill (CISPA), and ask for a constituent meeting during the Memorial Day recess to help change their mind.
- Email senators offices about CISPA, expressing your opposition.
- Keep calling senators until they plan a constituent meeting.
- Donate to anti-CISPA organizers — the same teams that helped defeat SOPA/PIPA.
- Share your opposition online — Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Meanwhile, Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., is spearheading opposition to the legislation, concluding a recent Senate floor speech with:
I believe these bills will encourage the development of a cyber security industry that profits from fear and whose currency is Americans private data. These bills create a Cyber Industrial Complex that has an interest in preserving the problem to which it is the solution.
Watch the full video here. It’s terrific.
gq:
Happy Memorial Day!
Please Join Jessica Alba in the Water.[Photograph by Terry Richardson]
(Source: consumerbehaviourself)
A piece of what seems to be the specification sheet for developer use has been leaked to the internet. There is and probably will never be any confirmation from the official sources on whether this is legit or just a fabricated piece of paper made by someone, so take this pieces of news with a very large pinch of salt.
Check under the cut for an enlarged version of the specifications part.
(Source: thespartanwarrior)
gq:
Watching TV: UR DOIN IT RONG
There are rules, you know. Or at least we made some up. Presenting GQ’s The New Rules of TV, including:
Rule #13 SHUT YOUR DANG MOUTH! (Spoiler etiquette)
Don’t spoil something and then say, “That’s not really a spoiler.” Critics do this all the time, especially with stuff that happens early in the episode. As if an event in the first five minutes somehow doesn’t count. It all counts.
(Source: lovelylittlechocobread)
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I guess Iron Man 3 wasn’t content enough to have two villains, as they’ve added yet another new cast member to play the role of villain, Firepower.