Daily Blend: Friday, March 26, 2010

Question: if a fly is hovering around inside a car that is speeding down a road, will it crash into the windshield if the car comes to a sudden halt? Answer: it will when I smack it.

• One of those foolish Attorney Generals suing the country to try and repeal ObamaCare gets chewed out by his governor. Probably not the best idea to try and overstep your boss, lad.
  (via @todayspolitics)

• California apparently intends to try and decrease the number of innocent people being sent to jail. Also: stoners, rejoice. (Maybe.)

• Pentagon relaxes enforcement of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” until further measures are passed by Congress.
  (via @edatpost)

• Is the US government spying on WikiLeaks? Considering the natures of both WL and the gov’t … duh.
  (via The Agitator)

• Learn how to speak Republicanese. Suitable for mental and emotional maturity ages 6 and down.
  (via @todayspolitics)

• Piecing together the plot of the original Star Wars trilogy from random bits she’s seen – overall, surprisingly good.
  (via @jennifurret)

• I actually laughed at the irony when I found this report that David Frum, one of them mythical honest conservatives who, only four days ago, admitted that losing the fight on ObamaCare was basically the GOP’s “Waterloo”, has now been fired from right-wing “think thank”, the American Enterprise. Once again, that’s what you get for trying to be honest, Frum! … If you’re a conservative amongst conservatives, that is.

• The Quentin Tarantino Reference Manual. Fair, true and funny.
  (via @ebertchicago)

• The best movie posters of 2009. #1 (oddly cool) and #24 (hauntingly pretty) are my picks – you?
  (via @ebertchicago)

• Show-off. I bet she couldn’t recite it to the 120th digit. Pfft.
  (via @ebertchicago)

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