Not a huge fan of Cox & Forkum and their drawings (little too “Red State” for me) but this one is a perfect commentary.

As 2004 winds down, it’s time to take one last whack at the nutjob fundamentalists who turn religion into an ugly, monstrous beast. What do you get when you take these whackos and add the tsunami disaster? You get this piece of shit

!@(nutjob.jpg http://www.eyeno.net/images/nutjob.jpg “nutjob”) (click to enlarge) Brought to you by the loving caring people at The Westboro Baptist Church. Notice their website is called “GodHatesFags.com”. Nice touch that. In case, you’ve gotten sick reading their vomit on paper, their major point is that the tsunami did God’s work by killing 2000 homosexual Swedes. Nothing says God’s love like raging homophobia. Congratulations Westboro Baptist Church, You win the coveted “EyeNo AssHat Of The Year Award”!

!@—

Abraham Lincoln

>“People who like this sort of thing will find this the sort of thing they like.”

Kevin Sites is blogging from Thailand on the effects of the killer tsunami. His interview with 2 survivors and pictures of the devestation are gripping.

UPDATE: For a comprehensive list of agencies who are accepting donations, check this link at The Command Post. They need your help folks.

If anyone still needs a GMail account, let me know at eyeno1[at]gmail[dot]com

Susan Ertz

>“Millions long for immortality who don’t know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon.”

Jerry Orbach, who appeared on TV’s Law and Order for 12 years, has died of prostate cancer. Orbach had a long career on Broadway before joining the show as a wisecracking seen-it-all detective.

I’ve been hooked on L&O for years and I’ll miss him.

Yesterday I spent nearly 7 hours watching the 2 supplementary DVDs that came with the extended version of “The Return Of The King”. I was in heaven.

I first Tolkien’s Trilogy over 30 years ago and they remain my favorite books to this day. Skepticism was my first reaction when I heard that they were going to attempt to film the epic story of Frodo and Sam but I’ve loved each of the movies with the final chapter being the best.

To see the devotion that went into making these movies is truly inspiring. Some of the technical wizards spent over 4 years on the project and it was a labour of love.

If you liked the movies, you’ll enjoy watching how they were made.

Alfred Hitchcock

>“Drama is life with the dull bits cut out.”

It’s cold outside and the snow is over a foot high now. Time to remember that the flowers will bloom again.