Category Archives: The King

Chimps Really are Smarter

By Jennyjinx | Published: December 3, 2007

Think you’re smarter than a chimp? Check out this story. Apparently, researchers in Japan wondered the same thing (probably after watching Paris Hilton interviews) and pitted the memory power of chimps against college students. One memory test included three 5-year-old chimps who’d been taught the order of Arabic numerals 1 through 9, and a dozen human volunteers. They [...]

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Who’s the C student?

By Jennyjinx | Published: October 5, 2007

Via Blue Gal: (There ya go, Miz Uv.) Our brilliant leader has once again proven why he was a C student and forced the rest of us to wonder how he manages to pull his own pants up in the morning. Bush gave an intriguing description about what happens when businesses expand, as was the case here [...]

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Question of the Week- 9/28 Edition

By Jennyjinx | Published: September 29, 2007

Around the Bush Borg, there’s been some talk about Burma. Also, I’ve notice some “Save Burma” buttons floating getting stuck into Borg sidebars. Why all the interest? What happened to Iran? Recently Bush made a speech at the U.N. Instead of sticking it to the president of Iran as most of the Borg thought, he went [...]

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Viet…huh?

By Jennyjinx | Published: August 24, 2007

Found at skippy’s who found it at FDL.

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Take that, Poor America!

By Jennyjinx | Published: August 21, 2007

George Bush got his FISA law and his extra war money by offering a couple of “compromises” to the spineless Dems. One of them was quick passage of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program renewal. The renewal bill would increase funding of the bill by $35 billion and cover 4.1 million children by 2012, according [...]