Marzo 2011
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Adele x Gilbere Forte' - Set Fire To The Rain (Remix)
With a little help from Twice As Nice, Gilbere Forte’ is going in over Adele’s latest hit “Set Fire To The Rain”. It was only right for Mr. Forte’ to put is own twist on the 21 track, as he becoming known for remaking classic European tracks. Gilbere continues the theme of the original track, canvassing his own story with deep meaning and palpable symbolism.
Adele x Gilbere Forte’ - Set Fire To The Rain (Remix) by Brian Gaffey
Conservative Pie; Republicans Introduce Legislation Redefining Pi as Exactly 3 →
huffingtonpost.com
When I started reading this my heart skipped a beat. Thank god it’s satirical.
“Why is NPR biased to the left? Because it simply doesn’t accept as truth the numerous conspiracy theories that modern conservatives believe in. NPR doesn’t show support for discrimination against gay people and muslims. NPR is factual in saying that death panels don’t exist. NPR is right to dismiss the conspiracy theories regarding climate change. NPR doesn’t agree that Obama is not a US citizen. Being factual has now become liberal because mainstream conservatives have moved into a paranoid reality where facts don’t apply in the face of conspiracy theories.”
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If that isn’t the goddamn truth… When you’re political mission is to “conserve” the status quo, or even, as in many cases, to turn back the clock to “the good old days” while the world is moving forward around you, you have a great enemy in facts.
(via divineirony)
Wow, well put divineirony. Very well put.
(via goodreasonnews)
“Reality has a well-known liberal bias.” - Stephen Colbert
(via danikathelesbrarian)
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“We’ve also had 20 years of an anti-gay hate campaign waged by the religious right where they’ve been telling parents who then expose their straight children to this rhetoric that ‘gay people are an attack on the family, that they’re trying to destroy the family.’ And [parents] at the mega-church listen to this stuff and they go to the ballot box and abuse gay and lesbian abstractions with their votes. Their kids go to school on Monday and there’s the queer kid or the kid who’s perceived to be queer because he’s gender non-conforming in some way. And they feel they have license to attack that kid because that kid attacked them first by simply existing. That’s what the religious right has injected into the culture over the past 20 years.”
—Dan Savage, on the continued prevalence of homophobia in today’s teenage world, on today’s Fresh Air. (via nprfreshair)
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