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PostHeaderIcon Night of the Aswang

In the mountainous region of Bicol Province, Philippines two girls have an encounter with one of the country's most notorious creatures.

PostHeaderIcon Poopy's Corner Ep. 4 Dragon Age

Poopy plays Dragon Age: Origins

PostHeaderIcon Poopy's Corner Ep. 3 Poopy like to move it

Poopy acknowledges a facebook fan from Madagascar then proceeds to have a house party.

PostHeaderIcon Poopy's Corner Ep. 2

Poopy encourages the support of small business

PostHeaderIcon Poopy's Corner

Poopy Buhda comments on topics he's interested in.

PostHeaderIcon People of Earth:Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

UrQuan reviews Uncharted 2: Among Thieves along with the captive Emissary Tashi.

PostHeaderIcon Bono: crack down and save our biz model

From the BBC
Paul David Hewson known as Bono of the musical group, U2 wants the U.S. to adopt China's methods of policing the Internet. China is the same country that arrested and jailed an individual for e-mails he had in his Yahoo! draft folder.

Bono suggests that "rich" Internet providers are receiving the profits that should rightly go to the music industry.

We interpret this totalitarian suggestion as "we don't want to change our business model after all it's made me hundreds of millions if not billions (I don't know I lose count when my salary goes over nine digits) and I don't want to make less money and have to adjust my lifestyle like millions of Americans and own just one jet instead of five like Tom Cruise so we the music industry want to force Internet providers to police the Internet to protect our profits. After all I need that money to offset payments to Al Gore for my Godzilla size carbon footprint."

We particularly like the comparison of music file sharing to child pornography as a basis to track a couple hundred million people's online activity. Way to go Bono.

PostHeaderIcon Don't taze me 11 times while I'm unconscious bro!

From Raw Story


It seems Chicago police don't take any shit from anyone, including unconscious diabetics. In shocking story Chicago police reportedly tasered a man as he lay unconscious after a diabetic seizure.

After having a seizure and police and paramedics responded, paramedics requested help moving the man to the ambulance. While in transport and still unconscious and in seizure, the man is said to have struck the officer involuntarily. The victim was forced to the ground and the officer, in response began tasering the seizure victim for approximately 56 seconds for a total of 11 jolts of electricity.

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