The last episode of the Saturday Six Pack is now available online. If you’re so inclined, you can either scroll to the bottom of this post, where you’ll find the Soundcloud audio embedded, or just click over to iTunes, were you can download it in podcast form. I know it doesn’t mean much coming from […]
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John Sinclair on his efforts to bring down the U.S. government, superintendent Ben Edmondson on the state of Ypsi schools, and musician Cash Harrison on the inspirational power of heartache… on episode 49 of the Saturday Six Pack
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The New York Times says a special prosecutor should look at the role Bush and Cheney played in CIA torture program
I’m happy, of course, that the New York Times came out today advocating for the prosecution of George Bush, Dick Cheney, and those in their administration responsible for green-lighting the use of torture against those thought to have knowledge of terrorist activities directed at the United States. I can’t help but wonder, however, how much […]
Posted in History, Other, Politics Also tagged ACLU, David Addington, Dick Cheney, George Bush, George Tenet, Iraq war, John Yoo, Jose Rodriguez, Judge Jay Bybee, Judith Miller, New York Times, torture, War on Terror 9 Comments
Talking erections at the doctor’s office
I went to the doctor a week or so ago for a long overdue physical. After exchanging a few pleasantries, the doctor, who was probably about ten years younger than me, laid me out on his table and poked around at me for a while, awkwardly asking the kinds of questions that you ask a […]
Posted in Mark's Life, Uncategorized Also tagged comics, Eddie Knight, erections, Jim Cherewick, Mark's health, Mark's mating habits, Mark's penis, Matt Posky, Peter Sickman-Garner, prostate cancer, torture 16 Comments