“Why did Ronald McDonald have sex with his sister?”
“His judgment was impaired from all those years of eating junk food.”
Via Darren Barefoot, a clip asserting McDonald’s subliminal advertising.
Archive for January, 2007
Food Network Subliminal Advertising for McDonalds?
Published by January 23rd, 2007 in video and consumerism. 0 CommentsSenator encourages premarital sex
Published by January 22nd, 2007 in politics, sex, high weirdness and bizarre. 0 Comments
Well, not quite.
But that’s what some people seem to think the repeal of a decades-old law “making it illegal for a man and woman to live together without being married” in North Dakota will lead to.
North Dakota is one of the few states that outlaws cohabitation, which is defined as a man and woman living together “openly and notoriously” as if they were married.
It is listed as a sex crime in state law, alongside adultery and incest. There are few records of a cohabitation case being prosecuted, aside from a North Dakota Supreme Court appeal in the 1930s.
Attempts to repeal the anti-cohabitation law have failed in the last two sessions of the Legislature. Two years ago, a repeal bill was defeated in the North Dakota House.
I feel sorry for North Dakotans — at least the smart ones who want to repeal idiotic laws like this.
Bahraini Women’s Rights Activist Ghada Jamshir
Published by January 22nd, 2007 in politics, video and religion. 0 CommentsInteresting interview with a well-spoken and progressive woman from the Middle East.
Via: Meet An Athiest
…is the opening line from The Dope King’s Last Stand, “Drugs, Violence, Patriotism, Comedy… The whole ball of wax wrapped up in a package aimed at kids.” As usual, the anti-drug message contains lots of groovy sounds for the discerning head. Not surprising since half the people who contributed are well-known dopers. Download the entire album, just one of the fab offerings up on this year’s go-round of the 365 Days Project.
The latest cheery run on the data from the New Scientist:
Think back to the hottest summer you can remember. Now imagine a summer like that every year. For those of us who are still around by the end of the 21st century, this is what we can expect, according to a new index that maps the different ways that climate change will hit different parts of the world. The map reveals how much more frequent extreme climate events, such as heatwaves and floods, will be by 2100 compared with the late 20th century. It is the first to show how global warming will combine with natural variations in the climate to affect our planet.
The fifty most loathsome people of 2006
Published by January 21st, 2007 in sports and politics. 0 Comments
Click here to send your own bloody message.
One of us, one of us, one of us
Published by January 16th, 2007 in internet, politics and consumerism. 0 CommentsA recent article — which Hot n Stinky had a lot of problems with — in the Globe and Mail titled, “The underachievers: Flirting with disaster,” generated a ton of comments.
good answer from Japan writes: Yum,yum. the real world. Intelligent, witty young people who aren’t chomping at the bit to ‘park their asses’? Not stimulated to spend 40 hours a week doing data entry? Concerned with the questionable morality of the jobs they are doing? What’s wrong with kids today?!? They should be thrilled to jump into this morally-bankrupt society of liars, cheaters and automatons and eager to donate their beautiful minds and souls to the wonderful pursuit of commerce. Don`t worry. Eventually, one small step at a time, they will start to succumb. They will make one decision which they will know in their heart of hearts is wrong and unethical but easier, then another and another. They will develop rationalizations to justify these decisions. They will learn to stifle the cries from their subconscious that tell them there is more to life. They will learn how bite their lips in self-preservation as injustices are done to their fellow citizens and workers and maybe actively participate in doing these injustices themselves. Little by little they will become the ‘participating adults’ that we want them to become. And we will be there to greet them with open arms chanting, ‘one of us, one of us, one of us, one of us, one of us.’
good answer from Japan: Feel like writing at Hot n Stinky?
We like your style!
NASA - STEREO’s First View of the Sun
Published by January 15th, 2007 in photography and science. 0 Comments
Loops of highly charged particles burst from the sun’s surface in this image, taken on Dec. 4, 2006. Among the first images taken by STEREO, the image shows the sun’s roiling surface and atmosphere at temperatures around one million Kelvin (1.8 million degrees Fahrenheit).
…STEREO, launched on Oct. 25, 2006, consists of observation systems orbiting the sun in front of and behind the Earth. Just as our two eyes give us a three-dimensional view of the world, the views provided by each STEREO system can be combined to provide a three-dimensional view of the sun. Though the first STEREO images were taken in early December, the two systems won’t be in position to give three dimensional images until April 2007.
Coming to the rescue of cubicle slaves (or those who simply love goofing off) who are either watched too closely or are too lazy for the slightest physical activity. Throw Paper!
“Testicular Juicing” Do you really wanna know?
Published by January 15th, 2007 in sports, sex, high weirdness and bizarre. 2 CommentsWe will not be reproducing the image from this post. This point-form quotation should justify that little bit of editorial censorship:
- Tie off testicles tightly.
- Choose a large juicing tool (in this case a 10ga piercing needle).
- Puncture through the scrotum and outer skin of the testicle.
- Be ready with a cup or bowl to collect the juice.
- Collect and save the juice.
- Amaze your friends with the size of the spike in your testicle.
- Become aroused at the though of those friends drinking directly from your testicle.
- Drink and enjoy.
- Repeat steps one through eight.
Via Warren Ellis.
Game winner: Final play, BYU vs. Utah, 2006
Published by January 13th, 2007 in sports and video. 0 CommentsI always knew Mormons were crazy, but not about football.
Just look at where Golden Girls and drugs will lead you to on the Internet…
It’s a pretty funny edit that may surprise you.
Who the hell is this anti-drug message targeting?
Crazed alcoholic Viagra freaks in nursing homes?
Check out this award winning 10-minute “stop-motion animated film about an android trapped inside of a large maze,” by Paul Whittington.
More spiders on drugs
Published by January 12th, 2007 in internet, drugs and high weirdness. 0 CommentsThe first time I saw the Spiders on Drugs video that was posted a few days ago, it really had me going because of these pictures I found on the web a few years ago.
It turns out that scientists really were dosing spiders with an assortment of fun chemicals and studying their webs. Here’s the web of a spider on LSD.
Web of a spider on LSD
I wonder if these experiments could have inspired the recent You Tube phenomenon?
An insider’s account of military tests of LSD and other psychedelics
Published by January 12th, 2007 in police state, drugs, mp3s and high weirdness. 0 CommentsHallucinogenic Weapons: The Other Chemical Warfare — R.U Serious
There were many acid tests happening in the 1950s and 1960s. Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters dosed sometimes-unsuspecting proto-hippies. The CIA was dosing unsuspecting mainstreamers. Leary dosed fully cognizant artists, therapists and students. But meanwhile, over at Army Chemical Center at Edgewood Arsenal in Maryland, psychiatrist James S.Ketchum was testing LSD, BZ and otherpsychedelic and deliriant compounds on fully informed volunteers for the U.S. military.
Now, Dr. Ketchum has released his fascinating self-published memoir, Chemical Warfare: Secrets Almost Forgotten, primarily detailing his times at Edgewood. The book boasts charts, graphs and experimental reports — a veritable goldmine of information for those who are interested in psychedelics, deliriants, or chemical warfare. It’s also a funny, observant, and reflective personal memoir, casting a light not only on Ketchum and his work, but on a decade that saw 60s counterculture and the military share an oddly intersecting obsession with mind-altering drugs.
The MP3 of R.U. Serious’s interview with Dr. Ketchum is just a click away.
