They hacked into PBS, Sony and the CIA. Their mission? To have fun. Let's reinstate CIA assassination clearance and have some fun of our own.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
LulzSec Spearheading A New 9/11
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
11:09 AM
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assassination clearance,
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terrorism,
war
Friday, June 17, 2011
The "Blog This!" Bottom Line

Blog This! is a fool-ass button that allows anybody to steal and even re-edit somebody else's blog post and re-post it as their own. Un-friggin'-believable.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
11:37 PM
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
Blacklist Pakistan Now
Pakistan's arrest of six informants who told the CIA where to find Osama bin Laden tells Americans that Pakistan supports terrorism against the United States.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
1:17 PM
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9/11,
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Osama Bin Laden,
Pakistan,
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Saturday, June 4, 2011
Reality TV
Half-hour television shows billed as hot, slice-of-life invasions of other people's personal spaces but which are actually low-budget, script-less, actor-less, director-less fillers between commercial spots.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
6:51 PM
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ad revenue,
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television,
TV
Friday, May 20, 2011
no-reply@
The infamous email moniker of cowardly, online businesses who have the unmitigated gall to email people without being available for email replies from their recipients.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
12:26 PM
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business ethics,
email,
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no reply,
no reply email,
online cowards
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Junk TV
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
1:11 PM
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Baby Boomer Boy,
blogs,
Fred Fortune,
Little Green Man,
SciFiFoFum,
television,
TV,
videos
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
The Secret of the Internet
The Internet is a tracking device for online businesses who report your Web usage to the Feds in exchange for tax breaks and secret funding. Author's Note 6-9-13: I was wrong. It's even worse than what I thought. Click on the hyperlink and hold onto your hats.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
11:20 PM
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black ops,
cookies,
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Internet,
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tracking,
World Wide Web
Monday, May 2, 2011
On the Road to Jahannum
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
12:10 AM
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9/11,
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Friday, April 22, 2011
The Bottom Line in Cloud Computing
Downsizing your PC to a mere computer terminal, renting data and tools you once owned yourself and putting your Web life in someone else's hands.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
9:57 PM
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cloud,
cloud computing,
computing,
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The Cloud
Thursday, April 7, 2011
The Secret of Spring
Spring is a way station for weary winter travelers who like to anticipate summer but who can't stand the heat when they finally get there.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
10:39 PM
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anticipation,
cycles,
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heat,
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spring,
summer,
winter
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Social Network Riddle
Q. How many online "friends" does it take to change a light bulb?
A. None. Unless it's a spotlight and you shine it on them.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
10:50 PM
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Sunday, March 13, 2011
Money: The Hidden Dictionary Definition
A tangible or intangible legal claim to products, services, property, fame and unspeakable power that can be earned, inherited, saved, found, lost, stolen or counterfeited.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
10:45 PM
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currency,
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dictionary,
hidden,
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Monday, March 7, 2011
March Came In Like A #@!*#! Trojan Lamb
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Restaurant Riddle
Q. How can you tell a cook from a chef?
A. A cook prepares food for hungry people and a chef sculpts culinary art for spoiled gluttons.
A. A cook prepares food for hungry people and a chef sculpts culinary art for spoiled gluttons.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
1:24 PM
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chef,
cook,
culinary art,
food,
food fetish,
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hunger,
restaurant,
riddle,
snobbery
Friday, February 11, 2011
The Real Fall of Hosni Mubarak
Hats off to Egyptian citizens whose combined voices forced the resignation of their despotic leader. Just imagine what a world of such voices could accomplish.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
7:18 PM
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civil unrest,
despot,
dissent,
Egypt,
Hosni Mubarak,
New World Order,
rebellion,
revolution,
tyrrany,
voice of the people
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Fighting Words
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
2:01 PM
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Appalachia,
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January,
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winter
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
1-11-11
snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
11:18 PM
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January 11th 2011,
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Monday, January 3, 2011
Comic Strips I Really Miss
Ferdinand, Gasoline Alley, Henry, Little Iodine, The Katzenjammer Kids, The Little King, Maggie and Jiggs, Moon Mullins, Mutt and Jeff, Pogo, Smokey Stover, Snuffy Smith
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
12:43 PM
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1950s,
1960s,
comic strips,
comics,
comix,
funnies,
funny papers,
Sunday funnies
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Proof of Life
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
3:09 PM
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life,
proof,
reaffirmation,
self-reliance
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Giving Thanks
Last Thanksgiving my mother had Jello in the hospital. I had a TV dinner at home. This year we're having turkey with all the trimmings.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
10:09 AM
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family,
grateful,
holiday,
thanks,
Thanksgiving
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Two Dumb Questions for the Price of One
Why do you usually fart going down the steps and not up the steps when you could really use a push?
Who needs ten toes?
Who needs ten toes?
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
11:46 AM
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bargain,
dumb,
questions
Sunday, October 10, 2010
An Afternoon Suitable for Framing
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
10:51 PM
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afternoon,
autumn,
earthbound,
framing,
October,
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Monday, October 4, 2010
Celebrity Riddle
Q. How many celebrities does it take to change a light bulb?
A. Three. But only if they're dying to do it.
A. Three. But only if they're dying to do it.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
7:44 PM
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celebrities,
Hollywood,
legend,
movie stars,
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stars,
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Blog Feeder Riddle
Q. How many blog feed subscribers does it take to change a light bulb?
A. None. Bots don't read and they can't change light bulbs.
Post updated for news link 9-28-12
A. None. Bots don't read and they can't change light bulbs.
Post updated for news link 9-28-12
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
at
12:02 PM
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anti-book,
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