Cambridge Common: randomness

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Tuesday, April 19, 2005

randomness

A few links for your procrastination enjoyment:

First, the single greatest piece of legislation even produced by the State of Idaho.

Second, a weird non-scientific survery that tells us what we already know: Democrats care most about education and health care! (the survey is over 30 members of the Harvard College Dems)

Finally, proof that conservatives actually do have a sense of humor. Seriously, I had no idea that such profound irony could be a part of a moralizing ideology.

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