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You are Superman

Superman

 

75%

Supergirl

 

65%

Green Lantern

 

50%

Robin

 

47%

Wonder Woman

 

45%

Spider-Man

 

45%

The Flash

 

45%

Batman

 

40%

Hulk

 

35%

Iron Man

 

30%

Catwoman

 

25%

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It’s official.

Back in December, I submitted an application to the University of Utah and their Masters of Social Work program. I got a letter from them today.
I’m in.

Queer eye on a straight guy.

I have a gay friend who, because of choices early on in his life, finds himself married with children. He thus plays the role of a straight man, but anyone who knows him well will likely suspect “tendencies” even if it’s never actually discussed. We’ll call him GG (for Gay Guy).
Now GG has a friend [...]

Unbelievable.

Congress has once again shown us just what a bunch of fiscal morons they are:

Congress raised the limit on the federal government’s borrowing by $781 billion yesterday, and then lawmakers voted to spend well over $100 billion on the war in Iraq, hurricane relief, education, health care, transportation and heating assistance for the poor without [...]

Surf’s Up

I continue to be swamped with work and have little time to do much here. It doesn’t help that I am tired a lot these days and just don’t have the emotional wherewithal to blog about everything that is going on right now. So instead, I’m going to post this fantastic photograph by a man [...]

Oh, my heck.

My friend Greg, who also blogs over at Uncorrelated, highlights this tid bit from his Uncorrelated co-blogger, Mick.

After my wife informed me that Crash had gotten the best-picture nod, I went to sleep with the thought, “there will be hell to pay.”
Brokeback wasn’t just a movie, it was a cause. We were going to accept [...]

Piety: Reality or Facade?

I have just been swamped lately and haven’t had time to post much of anything, but I just couldn’t let this pass. Today I stumbled on to this bit from The Nation, originally published May of 2005.

Back at Asbury, Hager cast himself as a victim of religious persecution in his sermon. “You see…there is [...]