and you love, just LOVE comedians or television that is politically incorrect I have a suggestion for you. "Mind of Mencia" I caught a few episodes on comedy central when I had cable, I just rented season 1 on dvd and I've cried a couple times now because I've been laughing so hard. So yeah, good laughs, very VERY un PC and I love it. Try it out.

Norm

See the movie already, just do it, no excuses.

November 15^th is America Recycles Day (ARD). ARD is a national event that focuses on the   importance of recycling and buying products made with recycled content.

In celebration of this event, Thurston County Solid Waste, in partnership with many local businesses, is pleased to announce the first annual Thurston County (K-12) Schools Recycling Pledge Card Contest.

This contest is designed to reward one class each at the Elementary, Middle and High school levels for submitting the greatest number of recycling pledge cards. All students and teachers are encouraged to get family members, friends, neighbors and others to make the pledge. By completing recycling pledge cards, individual participants can promise to do more to protect the environment through their recycling efforts, help a classroom win a great educational tool, a classroom pizza party, and be entered in a contest to win both local and national prizes.

The class with the largest number of pledges at their level will receive a refurbished Dell desktop computer (Courtesy of PC Salvage) and a pizza party (Courtesy of Pizza Time) for their efforts. All participating classrooms will receive a certificate of participation and recognition of their efforts. All participating teachers will be entered in a local drawing to win one of several prizes donated by local businesses, including gift certificates for the Waterstreet Café, The Oyster House, Red Wind Casino, Get in Touch Massage and The Massage Place.

In addition, each individual who fills out a pledge card will be entered into a national drawing. Adults will have a chance to win an all-inclusive Alaskan Cruise and youth under 18 will be able to win one of five Trek bicycles.

New Foley Instant Messages; Had Internet Sex While Awaiting House Vote

October 03, 2006 1:22 PM
Brian Ross and Maddy Sauer Report:

Former Congressman Mark Foley (R-FL) interrupted a vote on the floor of the House in 2003 to engage in Internet sex with a high school student who had served as a congressional page, according to new Internet instant messages provided to ABC News by former pages.

ABC News now has obtained 52 separate instant message exchanges, which former pages say were sent by Foley, using the screen name Maf54, to two different boys under the age of 18. This message was dated April 2003, at approximately 7 p.m., according to the message time stamp.

Maf54: I miss you
Teen: ya me too
Maf54: we are still voting
Maf54: you miss me too

The exchange continues in which Foley and the teen both appear to describe having sexual orgasms.

Maf54: ok..i better go vote..did you know you would have this effect on me
Teen: lol I guessed
Teen: ya go vote…I don't want to keep you from doing our job
Maf54: can I have a good kiss goodnight
Teen: :-*
Teen: (kiss)

READ THE FULL ABC NEWS REPORT

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The Environmental Resource Center and Evergreen Political Info Center present...

Local, Sustainable Food for All!
Anna Lappe
Thursday, October 12
7 to 9 pm
Lecture Hall 1
at the Evergreen State College

Food & Social Movements: Learning from the Edges Lessons from some of the world’s most important grassroots citizen movements addressing the root causes of hunger, from Bangladesh to Brazil to the Southside of Chicago.

Anna Lappe is the co-author of "Hope's Edge: The New Diet for a Small Planet" with Francis Moore Lappe and "GRUB: Ideas for an Urban Organic Kitchen" with Bryant Terry. She is a national bestselling author and public speaker on food politics, sustainable agriculture, globalization, and social change. With Frances Moore Lappé, Anna Lappé leads the Cambridge-based Small Planet Institute, a collaborative network for research and popular education, and the Small Planet Fund, which has raised more than a quarter of a million dollars for democratic social movements worldwide since 2002.