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Iran Fashion Show, the Burka Patrol and the Crackdown on Immorality (1)

A fashion show for burka wear was held in Tehran, Iran, this week. According to the Culture Minister, women are “finally free” to dress in Islamic approved burkas instead of being “forced to wear” the clothing put out by the western “fashion industry”.

Leah Daughtry, DNC Religious Outreach: Are Democrats Suicidal? (0)

Are the Democrats suicidal? The head of the DNC’s religious outreach, Leah Daughtry who, in addition to believing that God finds abortion acceptable (something I find hard to swallow even as an agnostic), is a believer in the same Marxist “Black Liberation Theology” preached by Reverend Wright.

Culture Watch: Obama LoveFest Week, U.K. Crazies and World’s Ugliest Hotel (0)

Obama’s Lovefest Week, more craziness in the U.K. and the ugliest hotel in the world opens in North Korea: all in this week’s Culture Watch.

Missing Canadian Feet Mystery: One Foot’s Owner Identified (0)

The Mystery of the Missing Feet in BC, Canada gets a break: the owner of one of the missing feet is identified. The owner, however, is a missing person. pat wonders if Homer Simpson is running the investigation.

Trench Reynolds: DBKP This Week in Crime - 24 (0)

Weekly crime roundup by crime blogger, Trench Reynolds, from his nine crime blogs. Included is MySpace and Craigs List crime and Psycho For Love, crimes of passion.

Washington Post, USDL’s Proposed Rule Changes: When the MSM Attacks (0)

Washington Post attacks the Bush Administration over proposed rule change. Babba Zee says the MSM is the NME here.

Australia: Company Calculating Carbon Footprint of TV Commercials (0)

A company from Down Under is trying to muscle in on Al Gore’s turf: they’re calculating carbon credits for the high-polluting activity of–watching TV commercials?

Quotes on Iraq: Sixty Notable Quotes on the War in Iraq (4)

Everyone seems to have been quoted, one time or another, on the War in Iraq. Pro-war, anti-war, Hollywood, comics: we’ve collected 60 of what we felt were the most interesting.

Duluth, MN: We Serve and Protect–If You Have the Cash (0)

“If you have the cash, we have the cops!” This might be new slogan for Duluth, MN, which is considering charging residents for house calls–by the cops and fire department. pat investigates.

John Edwards, Rielle Hunter Love Child: Edwards Caught but MSM Just Now Catching Up (2)

How long will it take the Mainstream Media to catch up to the story of John Edwards and Rielle Hunter? The third time the story’s surfaced, might finally prove to be a charm.

Beijing Olympics and Pollution: When Is a Gas Mask a Performance Enhancer? (1)

The Chinese are concerned about pollution during the Olympics. Al Gore and enviro-crazies are still unconcerned about China, however.

Candy Cigarettes: The Most Politically-Incorrect Candy (2)

Take a trip down Memory Lane, back before PC had established a toehold in America: back to when kids could buy candy cigarettes, get a monster sugar rush and not offend anyone but the dentist.

Peruvian Delicacy of Cuy: Dining on Roasted Guinea Pig (0)

In the mood for something different? How about a trip to Peru to dine on the national delicacy of roasted cuy. That’s guinea pig for our non-Peruvian speaking readers.

Edwards Love Child: Worst Denial Video Ever (1)

Is this the worst denial video ever recorded? We’ll let the readers make up their own mind.

Bruce Trowbridge: Spending Summer Biking and Running Across the Nation (0)

What I Did on My Summer Vacation:

Biked and ran 2487 miles across the USA to help raise money for clean water in Africa. Along the way, outran a pack of coyotes and had a run-in with a band of gypsies. Meet the guy who’s actually doing it: Bruce Trowbridge.