AP:  A grocery store in Manhattan is apologizing after touting its hams as “Delicious for Chanukah.” Chanukah – an alternate spelling for Hanukkah – is the eight-day Jewish holiday that began Tuesday evening.  The stalker reporter notes the name of the grocery, Balducci’s, in the article, and the location, 14th St, clearly endangering the owners and employees of the store.  If anything unfortunate happens to them, AP, the blood will

I know it’s probably a little early, but I wonder if you wouldn’t indulge me and suggest what you regard as the best posts of the year throughout the entire intartubeosphere, with a little write up on why, please.

After all, all the cool kids are talking about it.  It seems to be getting pretty good reviews, though not from Allah, Bill Bennett and others, though they seem as much to be miffed about Hugh Hewitt’s cheerleading for Mitt.  Allah sees it as a pander.  I haven’t read all of the reax, but I wonder if it wasn’t as much as a counter to the rise of Huckabee, who seems to be

at The People’s Cube: Following the misery inflicted on Islam by a toy bear that ended up with calls for the execution of an English woman, more Muslims are stepping forward with stories of long-suppressed emotional trauma imposed on them by so-called reality. This has led to the creation of support groups and social networks that help followers of the Prophet Mohammed cope with the agony of learning about life

MILF (warning, video) MIL (warning, video) What you don’t know can hurt you.  Related: Hard figures are difficult to come by I bet. Nice booking photo.

List of verboten terms issued by U.S. Army. More Wog of Foer, from Iowahawk. An excellent article on the term at Bill Casselman’s Wording Room.

The long-awaited sequel to The Fly, starring Britney Spears.  Sure to be a horror classic.  Serr8d snags advance publicity photos. 

Mary Katharine explains MILFs to O’Reilly.And don’t miss Glenn Greenwald and the Boyz from Brasil dancing up a storm!  It takes a little while to load, but it’s worth it.

Dr. Helen contemplates the age-old question.

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