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[Amusing] Ben Stein on Obama's convention speech: "Seventy-five-thousand people at an outdoor sports palace, well, that's something the Fuehrer would have done"

Diogenes: Iwouldhitit: I can't keep it straight--is Obama a secret Muslim terrorist, a radical afro-centric Christian, an expropriating and bloodthirsty communist, a cult of personality fascist, or an effete chardonnay-sipping elitist? I seem to have not adequately suppressed my cognitive dissonance so I really need my reasons for hating him to be non-contradictory.Think of it as the metal equivalent...

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Stein on Obama's convention speech: "Seventy-five-thousand people at an outdoor sports palace, well, that's something the Fuehrer would have done"

On the July 23 edition of CNN Headline News' Glenn Beck , guest Ben Stein, while discussing Sen. Barack Obama's plan to deliver his speech accepting the Democratic presidential nomination at Denver's Invesco Field, stated that he did not "like the idea of Senator Obama giving his acceptance speech in front of 75,000 wildly cheering people" because "[t]hat is not the way we do things in political parties...

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More “words of wisdom” on the use of the n-word from Whoopi and Co.

This time, it was more watchable as Elisabeth seemed more confrontational and Ben Stein weighed in at the end and got in a couple of great points. One of the gals on the show, whose name I can’t recall just now (but who was noted as an Obama supporter) actually compared the modern-day use of the [...]

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I Agree

Here's a piece from Ben Stein that contains many statements with which I agree. I'll list them and give my thoughts as well. However, let's assume we do have a recession. I hope we don't, but we might. What do...

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7/20/08 minors

Full slate of games tonight, so I figured I'd throw up a main-page minors thread.

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Love and Money

I love this article, from the July 13 Business Section of the New York Times. The author looks at love from an analytic point of view. Good reading, interesting ideas. Altogether, a delightful and intriguing read. By BEN STEIN Published: July 13, 2008 AS my fine professor of economics at Columbia, C. Lowell Harriss (who just celebrated [...]

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Lessons in Love, by Way of Economics - Ben Stein

Ben Stein is one of my favorite writers becausae he comes at issues from so many angles and i always feel good after reading him…even if he’s telling us bad news…here’s another one: Everybody’s Business Lessons in Love, by Way of Economics By BEN STEIN, The New York Times Published: July 13, 2008 …W. Braddock Hickman, shows that junk debt [...]

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Love by...Ben Stein?

B en Stein--yes, that Ben Stein of Ferris Bueller fame, speechwriter for Presidents Nixon and Ford and host of "Win Ben Stein's Money"--has an interesting "article" in the New York Times titled, " Lessons in Love, by Way of Economics ." If you're familiar with Stein, then you can probably already imagine the contents of this article, but here's an excerpt: Have a dog or many dogs or cats in your life....

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Storkism

It’s shocking I know, but sit down and take a deep breath. Ready? Well there really are people out there who dare to believe that it’s not storks that bring babies, but instead they are expelled by the act of sex. via Shuffl Technorati Tags: Ben Stein is an idiot, storks, babies, sex

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This Is Why I Can't Get Fat.

I'm just not smart enough to keep track of all the diets out there. Just reading about it all makes my head hurt....

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Yoko Ono Lawsuit Expelled!

There may yet be hope for the First Amendment and common sense copyright. ———————- Yoko Ono Lawsuit Expelled!: Judge Rules in Favor of Expelled Producers; Film To Be Re-Released In Theaters This Summer (PRWEB) July 17, 2008 — The producers of the controversial film, Expelled, are celebrating their first legal victory in the lawsuit brought against them by [...]

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The economics of love

Filed under: Just for moms , Just for dads , Love & sex , Money & work , Fun & activities , Weird but true , That's entertainment , Resources Actor, comedian and some-time eyedrop commercial maker Ben Stein, who once offered America the chance to win his money, has written a funny and telling article over at the New York Times. Most of us know by now the man who is most famous for asking over and...

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Yoko Loses Lawsuit; 'Expelled' Back In Theaters

If you are like me and you didn't get a chance to see Ben Stein's controversial documentary before it was pulled from theaters due to a lawsuit brought by John Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, you'll have another chance this summer....

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'America's Most Smartest Model' Contestant To Appear in Horror Flick

Rachael Murphy, who was often referred to as Aussie Rachael on the VH1 competitive reality series America's Most Smartest Model, will be gracing the big screen as she appears in Fruit Chan's remake of the Japanese chilling horror Don't Look...

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Ben Stein is an "economist," "comedian" and ... [Too-precious Moments]

Ben Stein is an "economist," "comedian" and former Nixon speech-writer married to Alexandra Denman. He's also an incredible sap, if Sunday's New York Times column on love and economics was anything... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]