Ah, Fox.

This entry was originally for my gaming blog, but I decided that it's more about the faux journalism than gaming. Also, it just inspires too much anger for one blog to contain. Enjoy.

Arghhh, Fox News really gave me the screws this week, when they simultaneously attacked my hobby of gaming and my love for journalism with one tidy little package.

Watch their expert openly laugh when her "facts" are challenged, and she is asked if she's played the game in question, a.k.a., done any research at all.

Watch their mediator quickly change the subject when the correspondent from Spike TV points out their factual errors.

Watch the panel of experts at the end, who conveniently all share the same opinion and openly joke about their complete lack of knowledge.



Shit, I have a headache.

More pro-Clinton propaganda.

Rodham-Clinton 2008

Yeah, I'm an outcast here in Chicago. It's not that I dislike Obama. I actually think he's incredible. He'll make a great President eight years from now. Or perhaps a great Vice President this year. Cuz man, I'm sticking with the Clintons.

It Only Gets Worse

Luc Dazzles the Crowd.
Originally uploaded by todd.burbo.

Not that this photo needs any more attention, but if we're shooting a calendar, why not plug it on my own blog?

The Men Of Monadnock, aka Mentelligentsia, aka Show Us Your Monads calendar, shot at Josh and Amy's tacky Xmas sweater party, will NOT be available for gift-giving season. Thiiiiink mid-winter.

But then, you would probably lose friends from giving this gift. Almost certainly.

Until tomorrow.....

Until tomorrow.....
Originally uploaded by the pentax hammer.

I'm usually skeptical of sunset photography, because it's so easy to snatch a great shot, but this one's exceptional, and from Michigan to boot. Sleeping Bear Dunes, to be exact. Please check out a larger version.

The Dark Knight

A full-length trailer for The Dark Knight has finally been released, and I instantly recognized a certain motorcycle that I was stopped from photographing. Pretty much every street scene in this trailer is shot within 2 blocks of my work. No big deal.

"With You Always"

Growing up, my parents always assured me that Jesus was with me. Sometimes it's hard to imagine, because of the Holocaust and Playstation 3, but this handy website never fails to restore my faith.