Feeling: Okay

Although the majority of the Earth's surface is covered with water, the actual percentage is small. To compare the size of the Earth with the amount of water on it, picture a marble next to a basketball. The basketball represents the Earth, and the marble represents all the water on it.

BBC did a documentary in which they took several 9/11 conspiracy theorists and put them in front of experts to answer their questions about 9/11. Amazingly a couple of them actually accepted the evidence, but the bulk of them refused to accept evidence even when it was displayed right before their eyes. This is really worth a watch to see the mindset of a conspiracy theorist, and how they dig in their heels and refuse to budge.

Republican Jeff Flake decides that an entire field of Science is not worth funding because, as a politician, he knows which fields of science are worthy.

After a lesbian couple was turned away from their prom, they and several other sympathetic students blasted their car stereos and danced the night away in the parking lot of the bigoted school.

Tony Perkins calls out Republicans on their lies about marriage historically being between one man and one woman.

Here is a nice long debate between four speakers about whether science has refuted religion. Kind of a poorly worded topic as it's generally impossible to ever refute things in this manner. However, it's a good debate none-the-less. Shermer and Carroll present good arguments. Dinesh D'Souza has a few good rebuttals, but he's dishonest through pretty much the whole thing. He states that Young Earth Creationists are a minority, even though it was pointed out to him in previous debates that they account for almost half of the US population. He calls atheism a world view, even though he's been told in numerous previous debates that it is not. Lies for Jesus are pretty standard.

Norway has officially severed ties with their state-funded church and become a secular nation. Good on you!

Dean Brown, a sexy and smooth stud, wants to erect the world's largest cross (also known as a gigantic idol) in Branson, Missouri in order to combat secular Americans from removing "God" from the Pledge of Allegiance and our money. The sad part is, Dean Brown appears to be old enough to remember back when paper money and the Pledge of Allegiance didn't have "god" in them. Who's rewriting history?

Moses check's out God's backside in The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Sleepy

I spent the majority of the weekend ripping videogame soundtracks and chitter-chatting with my homies. Good times.

You know, you just don't see enough videogame-themed dominoe runs these days.

Rand Paul doesn't think Obama's views toward gay marriage could get any gayer! On the topic of people who have their heads up their asses, Republican Allen West claims that LGBT people are not the subject of workplace discrimination. To use his poetic phrasing, "That don’t happen out here in the United States of America."

Former church member gives church bad reviews online, so her former pastor is sueing her for $500,000. Turn the other cheek doesn't apply when there's profit to be had!

Christians are debating whether the Lord's Prayer is a Christian prayer. You know, the prayer that is only attributed to the Christian God, found only in Christian scripture, and recited only by Christians. Yeah, that one. Those in favor of it not being a Christian prayer seem to side as such because if it is non-sectarian, it makes it easier to recite in government institutions that are often lax on the first amendment when multiple religions are covered by a prayer.

Matt Dillahunty debates whether God exists. As usual, his opponent argues about morality rather than the existence of God.

A message from your your child's teachers.

Moses wants to see God's glory in The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Happy

Man re-steals his bike from thieves who tried to sell it on Craigslist.

Eugenie Scott talks about science education upon receiving the Stephen Jay Gould award.

Biblical marriage billboards that accurately depict the bible.

Darwin sings about the Origin of Species to a possibly recognizable tune.

Loyalty to religion trumps reporting child molesters, but this time it's not the Catholics!

Although, Catholics can't go very long without making asses of themselves. How about this Catholic school that forfeited the state championship because the opposing team had a *gasp* girl on their team!

John Carmack talks about the development of Wolfenstein 3D 20 years later.

Sorry Colorado, you're not allowed to favor people just because they pray.

God is love... but he's also just.

If you're using one of these arguments to defend sexism, you're probably an asshole.

God changes his mind in The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Happy

During my lunch break, I could hear the people in the apartment below me having sex. I wanted to cheer them on, but from the sound of it, they didn't need my help.

Obama came out in support of gay marriage. Another plus for him. Of course, Fox News reports it as his war on marriage and the Republicans in Colorado still think he's a Muslim in league with Ahmadinejad.

Suspected car theft and resisting arrest are not adaquate reasons for beating a man to death.

Tyson foods should probably switch suppliers.

Roy Zimmerman takes a few more jabs at everyone's favorite punching bag, Rick Santorum.

Sean Faircloth talks about how wealthy religious leaders are abusing the tax code at our expense.

God is a cloud The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Happy

Fox News continues to be a mouthpiece for the most ignorant bigots in the world. Ron Brown isn't known for having friends with Sean Hannity, but he's a horrible bigot just the same.

Bradford County, Florida is begging for a lawsuit. The Community Men’s Fellowship erected a huge Ten Commandments monument on the public property of the county courthouse. This is ironic since the first four commandments violate the first amendment to the US Constitution, as does the monument's very presence. Pastor Don Davis said, "Prayer is omnipotent – it can do anything that God can do." Really? Can it heal amputees?

Republicans... get in my vagina!

Sean Faircloth discusses the National Day of Reason.

Bill Maher explains what he meant when he said Mitt Romney's wasn't giving to charity when he gave money to the Mormon Church.

Moses tries to be Jesus in The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Happy

I disagree with a lot of what Obama does, but he is planning on vetoing CISPA, and that makes me happy.

Shortly after Sheriff B.J. Roberts of Hampton, VA was elected, he fired six of his employees for liking the Facebook page of Jim Adams, the man running in opposition of Roberts. The six ex-employees filed a lawsuit against Sheriff Roberts claiming that this was an infringement of their first amendments rights. U.S. District Judge Raymond Jackson ruled that liking people and pages on Facebook did not constitute free speech. The Judge Jackson said that free speech must be more substantive than clicking a like button, but I'm curious what they judge would have ruled if they had instead posted "I like Jim Adams." Would that be free speech? Either way, I think Roberts is a dick.

Vice President Joe Biden endorses same-sex marriage.

The Heartland Institute, the same group that worked with the tobacco industry to try and convince everyone that second-hand smoke isn't dangerous, is now working with fossil fuel companies to try and convince everyone that global warming is fake. Their latest attempt at this is a billboard with a picture of the Unabomber saying he believes in global warming. This is a logical fallacy called poisoning the well. If a terrorist believes in gravity, does that mean gravity is false? Of course not. A fact is a fact based on the evidence, not whether a terrorist believes it, and when it comes to global warming, the evidence shows that yes, the Earth is warming, and yes, humans are most likely the cause.

Sturgeon Heights School, Alberta, Canada has come up with a nice compromise for Christians and non-Christians. Rather than cease saying a Christian prayer to all the students, the school will simply segregate the non-Christian students to a room that won't have the tax-payer funded Christian prayer.

Penn Jillette talks politics from an atheist perspective.

We've reached comic 666 in The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Happy

The game Closure has a pretty cool game mechanic that I've never seen before.

Lenior City High School, Tennessee published an article in their most recent yearbook titled, "It's O.K. to Be Gay." This has led to a shitstorm through the community, and one school board member (a Christian) is trying to get the Journalism teacher brought up on criminal charges for allowing the article!

Mario warps past world 2 and Toad's house is rigged.

Sarah Palin wants to get rid of child labor laws.

The Hobbit Song, by Allie Goertz.

Christopher Hitchens and Stephen Fry talk about the Ten Commandments.

Moses makes people drink the golden calf in The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Okay

The DEA wrongfully detained Daniel Chong, which is kidnapping by US law, and then forgot about him for five days. The young man had to drink his own urine to stay hydrated and ended up going insane due to the confinement and lack of food and water. When the DEA finally found him, he had to be hospitalized. In the end, the DEA said, "Sorry!" and promised to review the incident. Chong is considering a lawsuit.

11-year-old boy pisses on a stack of apple computers causing an estimated $36,000 worth of damage. My hero!

As it turns out, you have a higher chance of getting a computer virus from visiting a religious web site than a pronographic web site!

At one point, Cardinal Sean Brady had the names and addresses of several children who were raped by priest Brendan Smyth, but he refused to pass that information onto the police who would be able to do some good with it. Brady says that he recognizes that he was part of "an unhelpful culture of deference and silence in society, and the Church," but refuses to step down from his position.

Probably the most ignorant sexist person I've ever seen. Why are they always Christians?

It turns out that Creationists are actually accepting evolution now, they just don't call it evolution!

Mr. Deity and the Latter-Days.

An illustrated version of the Book of Job.

An explanation of the burden of proof, and why claimants have it.

Moses breaks the stone tablets in The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Blah

This morning my noisy upstairs neighbors moved out. I'm thrilled that this will be the last time they'll wake me up at some ungodly hour.

Sorry Oklahoma, embryos aren't people, no matter how much you want them to be.

Christian Pastor Sean Harris advocates physically abusing your children if they start showing signs of being gay. Once he realized that you can't say something like that and still have sane friends, he backpedaled and said he was only joking. That's almost as funny as the jokes Mitt Romney's gay spokesman, Richard Grenell, received forcing him to resign.

Billy Connolly rails on about ghost hunter TV shows.

Another thorough deconstruction of Pascal's Wager.

Neil DeGrasse Tyson gives another one of his amazing speeches about space exploration.

I'm going shopping at the Fashion Shack! And after that, I can go skating at Roller Kingdom!

Queen's Don't Stop Me Now illustrated in comic book form.

Jimmy Falon's SNL audition tape. I wouldn't have hired him from this, but it had some good parts.

Oh Mitt Romney... do you ever get tired of lying?

Ron Paul quite clearly states that he does not believe in evolution. Is he really that ignorant, or is he pandering to Conservatives? Either way, not worth voting for.

Joshua confuses a party with a war in The Blasphemer's Bible.

Feeling: Sick

I updated all of my Wikis to version 18 and fixed the Ogg upload bug in the VGMPF.

Dave Allen tells a funny story about Adam and Eve.

After removing sex-ed from the states school curriculum, the State of Tennessee began seeing a large upswing in the number of unexpected teen pregnancy (go figure), so, to combat this problem, the state passed a new bill which holds teachers and other authority figures responsible if students are caught kissing, holding hands, or even hugging in school.

This is an awesome comic video that explains the Higgs Boson.

Dan Savage doesn't pull any punches when he attacks the bible for being anti-gay. A lot of students can't take the criticism and walk out, but plenty stay and cheer.

Highly religious people are less motivated by compassion than non-believers.

The Advertising Standards Authority rules that No, Jesus does not cure cancer.

Christopher Hitchens gives a pretty good response to a pastor who tries to shirk the burden of proof.

Dan Considine is pretty good with accents.

Being a militant atheist is very different than being a militant religious person.

The latest talk by the National Center For Science Education regarding evolution.

Well, this is terrifying.

God really cares about his reputation in The Blasphemer's Bible.