CollegeHumor
by JasonI've been going to CollegeHumor.com for a long time now and I've always thought they had really funny videos.  Recently, however, they seem to have raised the bar on their works and I'm enjoying it more than I used to.  Here's some of my recent favorites :1. Wrong Hole Song - "In my defense, those holes are so close together"2. The Dark Knight Meets Superman - Two superheroes, but only one with super powers.

Cell Phones
by JasonI firmly believe that cell phones are a luxury.  They make our lives easier, more convenient, and better connected.  However, we hardly need them to survive.  The federal government, however, believes them to be a necessity.  So, in their infinite wisdom, they are apparently now giving out free cell phones and free usage to poor people. I think it is an atrocity to redistribute wealth at all, but in order for people to buy luxuries is patently absurd.  Although I do not agree with redistributionary programs at all, I can at least see what would make someone argue for food programs for the poor

Religulous
by Jason I have been meaning to see the movie Religulous for quite some time now, but I never got around to it.  I was partly put off by so many people tell me that it wasn’t a good movie and that it didn’t have much content: that it was just Bill Maher making fun of religious people.  I can see no

Seminal Plasma Hypersensitivity
By JasonSeminal plasma hypersensitivity (SPH) is probably not a term you may have heard of before, but 20,000 to 40,000 women are affected by it in the US alone.  It is effectively an allergy that causes all of the usual allergic side effects like hives, swelling, and potentially death.  The trigger is specific proteins in semen. That’s right; SPH is an allergy to semen.In case you’re interested in an actual case of it, there is an article currently on ABC called: “

Health Care Rankings
by JasonAmidst all of the calls for healthcare "reform" (i.e. Federal take-over), you frequently hear people say that the quality of care in the US lags behind many other countries.  A recent Wall Street Journal article begs to differ.The article points out that the study on which the ranking is based is dubious at best.  One of the most damning things to me is that the WHO "study" did not even base its claims on health data!An even bigger problem