Love = Meat
Fast food chain, BURGER KING, spells seduction W-H-O-P-P-E-R. Personally, a juicy, meaty burger doesn’t make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside, but apparently BK interprets those emotions differently.
Fast food chain, BURGER KING, spells seduction W-H-O-P-P-E-R. Personally, a juicy, meaty burger doesn’t make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside, but apparently BK interprets those emotions differently.
I was tormented by a boy in middle school. He teased me every day, all day. My mom claimed he “liked” me and it was all a ploy to get my attention, but at 13 years old, I was highly suspect of my mother’s intelligence especially when it came to boys. Fast forward to 2008, and [...]
Several of us tuned in on Tuesday night for the presidential debate. Approximately 63 million to be exact. According to the Los Angeles Times, it was the “ninth-most-watched presidential debate,” but who’s counting anyway. Economy, healthcare, and housing issues aside, the most memorable one-liner of the evening came from Senator McCain.
For those of you [...]
In the past few months, U.S. Congressman Charles Rangel has come under scrutiny for a variety of ethical dilemmas. He rented multiple rent-stabilized apartments, even using one as a fundraising office, used congressional letterhead to solicit funds, and most recently, has been discovered to have not been paying taxes on a home in the Dominican [...]
As the world focuses on politics, as it probably should with the upcoming election, I find it difficult to get involved. My parents are both Democratic, but by no means are they considered hardcore political enthusiasts. So, in a way, I was raised to not really care. Let’s be honest, does anyone truly know the [...]
News organizations often prepare stories in anticipation of something occurring so they can be the first to leak breaking news. Well, the Los Angeles Times made a premature mistake by going live and announcing that Barack Obama actually chose Hillary Clinton to be his vice presidential candidate along with Bill Richardson, Kathleen Sebelius, and four [...]
The 2008 Democratic National Convention debuts August 25, 2008 as the world watches history being made.
Oh, it’s a big deal indeed! Senator Barack Obama breaks an amazing racial barrier with his official nomination to become the next President of the United States. No doubt there will be posturing and spin throughout the week – not [...]