Drunk chick gets airborne at the airport:

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When my liquor store is out of Stoli, I just get Ketel One, but not this crazy Russian woman. At the Delano’s at 27th & Geary:

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And let us not forget that the environment is not the only thing that will be fucked up for a long time – we will be too!

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Title: “Rush Limbaugh: An Army of One”

Author: Zev Chafets

Rank: 66

Blurb: “While Limbaugh’s public persona is instantly recognizable, his background and private life are often misunderstood.”

Review: “Chafets is a relentless defender of Limbaugh, even to the point of insulting his ex-wife Marta Fitzgerald as a gold digger. He writes that Rush’s first two wives didn’t marry him for his money, but ‘The third Mrs. Limbaugh is a different matter.'”

Customers Also Bought: “America’s Godly Heritage,” by David Barton

Footnote: Jury’s out on the fourth Mrs. Limbaugh, although we can’t imagine why a 33-year-old woman would marry a 59-year-old wealthy fat fuck for anything but love.

Rush Limbaugh: An Army of One [Amazon]

Buy or Die [Stinque@Amazon kickback link]

that the Iranian government would jam the broadcast of a film (that HBO graciously put online from the git-go) about Neda:

We’re still steamed that Salon would overlook Heaven’s Gate in a list of “worst movies”, especially when The Movie That Killed a Studio all but defines the category.

But hey, we’re all about listicles, not least when the news of the day is too depressing for a cheerful weekend post. Best or Worst doesn’t cut it for us, however, and our Desert Island DVDs would be overrepresented by porn.

Instead, it crossed our mind that the role of film in our life as an Accidental Blogger (see what we did there?) is to provide go-to references. And two years into this gig, we’ve gathered a collection of favorites for repeated harvesting. That most of them seem to have been made during our adolescence — well, that can only be a coincidence.

We’re limiting entries to ten, because the point of such exercises is to make Painful Decisions, as well as provoke Harsh Criticism that we didn’t include A Fish Called Wanda.

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John Wooden dies at 99; UCLA basketball coach won 10 national titles [LAT]