Just like when Kennedy was shot, when Reagan was shot, when Challenger exploded….we all remember where we were and how we heard. The same is true with Michael Jackson.

To cheer us all up, I found this:
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The JibJab crew is at it again.

This time they bring on teh funny at The Won’s expense.

This one is destined to become a classic.

Roll the tape:

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Good on President Obama and Stephen Colbert (and General Odierno) for participating in entertaining the troops:

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McAfee did a study on what search terms constitutes the most dangerous on the web:

Those searching for Obama are four times more likely to get infected with a virus than those searching for viagra (6.2% vs 1.6% risk)!

Check out The Most Dangerous Search Terms…and beware what you search for!

Above is the Doonesbury cartoon that ran this past Sunday. What’s different about it from previous Memorial Day Doonesbury ‘toons?

Well, in 2004, a new tradition began to “honor” Memorial Day and the recently fallen:

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Cue the violin and color me unsympathetic. I simply found this disillusionment amongst jihadi-wannabes simply amusing and pathetic:

Reporting from Brussels — Determined to die as martyrs, the French and Belgian militants bought hiking boots and thermal underwear and journeyed to the wilds of Waziristan.

After getting ripped off in Turkey and staggering through waist-deep snow in Iran, the little band arrived in Al Qaeda’s lair in Pakistan last year, ready for a triumphant reception.

“We were expecting at least a welcome for ‘our brothers from Europe’ and a warm atmosphere of hospitality,” Walid Othmani, a 25-year-old Frenchman from Lyon, recalled during an overnight interrogation in January.

Instead, the Europeans — and at least one American — learned that life in the shadow of the Predator is nasty, brutish and short.
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This is going to definitely be on my viewing list every week:

On Wednesday at 9 p.m., “The Goode Family” will have its premiere on ABC and become the first animated series on the network’s prime-time lineup since 1995

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“Goode” lampoons a liberal Midwestern household. In “Goode,” the characters are often mocked for being green just to fit in with their friends and neighbors. They are a perfect target for the 46-year-old Mr. Judge and his two longtime co-writers, John Altschuler and Dave Krinsky, who have made careers out of finding humor in the follies and pretensions of everyday people. . . .

“The Goode Family” came from an idea that Mr. Altschuler had while on vacation. Mr. Altschuler’s wife observed how difficult it was to “be good”—i.e., environmentally responsible. That became the central premise for the Goode Family. Mr. Judge, who says he was inspired by the mellow tones of National Public Radio hosts, provides the voice of the bicycle-riding college administrator Mr. Goode.

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I am so wearing this to a Sheepdog rally, it will drive the moonbats to even greater heights of moonbattery!

It was late when I recorded this, but it was a ton of fun and the glass of wine (A delicious Chilean red) is out of the frame

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