- Who was Joan of Arc? (Wikipedia)
- Huzzah for the Five Second Rule. And it may be even longer than that.
- Fleet mileage standards are bad, and nasty, and uncompetitive, and anti-environment, and un-American, and, um, we think you should write your Congressman. Trust us, we’re the auto industry. One radio ad is set against a bucolic backdrop of cackling chickens as two men talk about buying a new pickup. “You might want to do that fast,” one says, adding the new fuel standards “are going to really jack up the price.”
- Cool archive of 5,000 vintage LA news photos.
- Blair’s on the way out, but he keeps trying to out-security Bush, pushing for a new measure to allow police to stop and question and demand ID from anyone without even the pretense of a suspected crime having occured. In a strongly worded op-ed piece in London’s Sunday Times. Blair said it was a “dangerous judgment” to put the civil liberties of suspects ahead of Britain’s security.
- If I were an atheist, I’d be a “scientific atheist.” Meanwhile, some folks make it a lot easier to be an “angry” atheist: A woman blames the devil, and not her husband, for severely burning their infant daughter in a microwave, a Texas television station reported. Eva Marie Mauldin said Satan compelled her 19-year-old husband, Joshua Royce Mauldin, to microwave their daughter May 10 because the devil disapproved of Joshua’s efforts to become a preacher.
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I had to take a tie-breaker to be scientific rather than angry; both were 75%!
Hmm, that five-second rule study disagrees with one cited by Snopes. Something missing from this one is just what was on the floor before the food was dropped.
Well, sure — drop your Oreo onto a pre-cleaned antiseptic surface will give you a different result than dropping into an open sewer.
Given the options, welllll…okay.
You scored as a Apathetic Atheist
Meh… whatever. Apathetic Atheists tend towards disbelief because believing takes more work. These are the people who won’t argue religion, even if a total nutjob confronts them because arguing just seems like a waste of time they could spend doing something else.
You can find a lot more detailed information on Joan of Arc at MaidofHeaven.com than at Wikipedia