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Can We Stone Lindsey Lohan, Please….

Staff on CrAck — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 21:49:19 +0000

Well at least can we just collectively start ignoring her.
I’m so freaking over the whiney little I’m more important then everyone else brat…
I was in a waiting room where they had headline news on, and I see a story about how her civil rights have been violated, and how going to jail for 90 days is cruel and unusual punishment etc… I’m over it…

Mean while in iran, Sakineh Mohammadi-Ashtiani, was awaiting her sentence of stoning, for adultery, the iranian government now says, she will not be stoned, but they also have not said what will become of her, it is implied that she’ll still be executed, just not by being stoned, just by some more modern method like beheading with a dull knife.

I have an idea, why don’t we just do one of those swaps, just like the did with those Russian spies, straight up trade, Lindsay Lohan for Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, then she can cry cruel and unusual punishment…

BTW this will be my last ever post on Ms Lohan, and I do believe in the death penalty for murderers and child molesters…

Apple Self Defense Tool…

Staff on CrAck — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 04:16:29 +0000

I wonder if after this, the kids in Cupertino are coming up with the new iProtect product line…

Woman Fights Serial Rapist with iPod Charger

You Gotta Love Those Pakistanis

Staff on CrAck — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 04:35:41 +0000

Last week the President of Pakistan Zardari signed into law new Cyber-Terror law making Cyber Terror a crime punishable by death, I wonder if they consider spamming Cyber Terror….

Net Radio is a Dead Man Walking

sKatterBrainz — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 13:54:58 +0000

Well, it looks like the courts don’t see any need to keep the CRB and SoundExchange in line with reality. This article spells it out pretty clear. By this time next year, most net radio “stations” will be broadcast from outside the US. Stupid. The revenue potential (advertising) being ignored is dumbfounding. I can’t find one person that thinks this is a good move. Oh well. We’ll get to listen to more net radio from Pakistan and Korea, chock full of anti-American ads.

Dubious Stuff here

sKatterBrainz — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 00:01:47 +0000

So, this article on MSNBC purports to say the DOJ sided with Microsoft by rejecting a complaint filed by Google against Windows Vista. The article follows the same rhetorical shlock I’ve heard so often that I’m ready to puke when I heard it again: which says that Vista is built from the ground up to make it difficult to use Google apps. Bullshit! Complete, 100%, total, absolute, male cow manure.

Not only does IE7 work just fine with Google plug-ins, it even upgrades from XP with Google search defaults in tact. It does. It has every time I’ve done that. I’ve yet to find one single product or service of Google that works on XP but not on Vista. Not one. In fact, the only web-based app I’ve had a bad time with is posting to my blog (WordPress) from Vista/IE7. I have to use Firefox (on Vista), to post. I’m glad the DOJ could see through their own misgivings about Microsoft to make a logical decision. There’s hope for continued “justice” and “fairness”. I’m not saying it’s already here. Just that it’s still possible.