Monthly Archives: April 2010

Obama Loves Karzai? The Pope Loves Bad Priests? Mining and Mom Disasters.

Posted on April 10, 2010 by Norman Daniels

Tough love is out, real love is in? For real? OH! DADDY-O! You must really love me! I mean you even thanked me for dinner and all! How can I ever repay you? Could we just all love each other … Continue reading →

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New Species? Almost Human, Or Is It? Atheists Rule? Plutonium in Your Garage!

Posted on April 9, 2010 by Norman Daniels

Now git this, people: a dude who’s a scientist, a palienwhatsis, has been diggin’ for ol’ bones ‘n stuff in about the same spot for 20 years. Suddenly, an earshot away, his kid finds the find of finds, just by … Continue reading →

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Obama’s Hirelings: Harvard Law Professor Doing What?

Posted on April 8, 2010 by Norman Daniels

They’re hirin’ lawyers to do what? Oh you don’t know? They don’t know? The people they’re hirin’ don’t know? Sounds like a gummit job to me! What else? Obama’s former teacher and mentor, Laurence Tribe, lawyer, Harvard Law School professor … Continue reading →

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Wikileaks: The Tattle-Tale Site. Obama Killing? The South Rises Again

Posted on April 7, 2010 by Norman Daniels

Hey! Here’s your chance, Bubba. You got this pesky guy down the road who’s always aggravatin’ you by zoomin’ by in his spankin’ new red 150? Well, jist make up a big story about’im – say anything you want to … Continue reading →

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The Pot Pours: Final 4 Is Final, Tiger’s New Game, Toyota, and Priests Play Again

Posted on April 6, 2010 by Norman Daniels

Despite all we can do, DuhNooz goes on. Once in a while, we get a break from the Washington Madness, and get caught up in something like March Madness. Last night was such a night. And two teams played magnificently … Continue reading →

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Can CNN Be Saved?, Obama Celebs at Church

Posted on April 5, 2010 by Norman Daniels

More DuhNooz!… appropriately starting with CNN, which is still wasting a perfectly good cable channel. Ted Turner must be proud. “It was October of 2004, the heat of the presidential campaign, when (Jon) Stewart showed up on “Crossfire,” long CNN’s … Continue reading →

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Easter, Passover, Apple’s iPad… Whatever, if it’s a Celebration!

Posted on April 4, 2010 by Norman Daniels

It’s an old joke, if it could be called that: Jew says to Christian friend, “Hey don’t come at me with your religion, we invented yours, remember?” Well, Bubba, if you want to claim the invention, it’s your business, but … Continue reading →

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Priest Child Abuse Spin Gets Worse, Health-Care Explained, iPad Day

Posted on April 3, 2010 by Norman Daniels

DuhNooz! Ya gotta have it! From The Washington Post: “On the most solemn day in the Roman Catholic calendar, a senior Vatican priest ignited a fresh chapter Friday in the debate over the priest abuse scandal by comparing criticism of … Continue reading →

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DuhNooz: iPad, Toyota, the Census and Frog Jump Tennessee

Posted on April 2, 2010 by Norman Daniels

DuhNooz! Ya gotta have it! What? Ya gotta need it to buy it? Nahh! Ya gotta know Americans always buy what they want before they buy what they need! Like all the buzz about Apple’s new iPad, which you get … Continue reading →

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Pope’s Handling of Rampant Child Abuse – The Cover-up Phase.

Posted on April 1, 2010 by Norman Daniels

DuhNooz… It just gets more ricidulous by the nanosecond. VATICAN CITY — A top Vatican official issued a detailed defense of Pope Benedict XVI’s handling of sexual abuse cases and extensively criticized The New York Times’s coverage, both in its … Continue reading →

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