Jingle All The Way!

Who Knew? Abstinence and Boobies MIX!! Oh noes!!

No one tell the fundies. kaithxbai

Separated at Birth?

This picture taken by Jose Luis Rodriguez of a hunting wolf has won the prestigious Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2009 award.

"You better not put this on YouTube"

h/t mrs. gummo

Bebeh!!!

ARRRRRRRRRRRRR

Mommy!

U haz a crazeee

Hallloooo!

Sonia!

I, for one, welcome our Wise Latina Overlords.

Men Walk on Fucking Moon

Happy 4th of July!

Not bad for a bunch of white guys

I'll miss you most of all, Fred.

Protest.. UR doing it RITE

Honestly, American's should be embarrassed. 80% of Iranians went to the polls. In our "historic" election? maybe 50%?

Feh.

Dear Iranians, akshually, U R doing it quite well!

Helloooo!!!!!!!!

A Color Not Found in Nature

My second photoshop
by Culture of Truth

My first photoshop
by Culture of Truth

"I don't trust this motherfucker..."

Posted by Culture of Truth

"Bush, he was a moron, eh?" "Tell me about it."

Kneel Before Zod

You will bow dow before me - you, and someday, your heirs!!!

Greeting Earthlings

Saul Loeb/Agence France-Presse

European kids welcome their new American Overlord

HOPE

Posted by Culture of Truth

John Hope Franklin, the revered historian who chronicled the struggles of black Americans and the country’s efforts to deal with race, died today in Durham, N.C. He was 94. Dr. Franklin died of congestive heart failure at Duke Hospital in Durham, said David Jarmul, a spokesman for Duke, where Mr. Franklin was the first black professor to hold an endowed chair.

Dr. Franklin, whose best-known book, “From Slavery to Freedom: A History of Negro Americans” (“African Americans” in its most recent printing) has gone through eight editions and is generally considered the leading text on the subject, had a sense of black history lived as well as written.

His father, one of the first black lawyers in Oklahoma, had argued before the Supreme Court, been an outspoken opponent of segregation, and had his office burned down by race rioters. Dr. Franklin carried on his father’s work, serving as an adviser to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, helping write the brief the NAACP submitted to the Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education, the 1954 decision that ruled segregated schools unconstitutional.

Brilliant!

When you see this everywhere, remember who opposed it and who supported it.

Change is everywhere! even teh GOP

mebbe teh GOP wants to stimulate teh haid-wrap industry. I not noes.

Snickers

House Republicans were snickering at Obama’s courtship
of moderate Michigan GOPer Fred Upton, who got an invite to
the president’s Super Bowl party and a ride on Air Force One – and still voted no.

“The president learned a lesson,” one GOP aide quipped. “Fred’s going to ride on your plane, eat your M&Ms, but he ain’t going to vote for your bill.”

You're going eat those snickers, fuckers.

Class

Photo by Annie Liebowitz

We haz a present 4 teh talking haids

because U guys sound like a bunch of fucking crazy people that wouldn't noes a fact if it bit U all in UR fat asses. Here's another good place to start: those crazy kids at the CBO actually wrote you a handy guide. I noes!! Crazy!!! Who'd of thunk it?

And in case THAT'S too difficult, the nice people at Moody's made you a handy-dandy little graph:

A meaningful stimulus for mainstreet



please stop embarrassing yourselves. In case U hazn't noticed, teh country is on fucking fire.

kai, thx, bai.

We DOAN NEED UR HALP

I think this picture is self-explanatory - peeps who drove teh country into the ditch don't get to try to fix it.

kai, thx, bai.

Presidency.... I haz it.

Somewhere, a wingnut is having a good crai.

Teh new regime

First day of school!!

The First Couple

click to enlarge picture

posted by culture of truth

President Barack Hussein Obama

ROCK ON

Pete Seeger, his grandson Tao, and Bruce Springsteen play "This Land is Your Land," at a pre-inaugural concert at the Lincoln Memorial.

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You will be missed, Ricardo. Live long, and prosper!

Former Senate majority leader, Republican Bob Dole of Kansas, helped introduce Tom Daschle at his confirmation hearing. Dole said Daschle had a strong understanding of health care and knew how to get things done. "If anyone understands Congress, it's Tom Daschle," Dole said.