Censored ‘SNL’ Sketch Jumps Bleepless Onto the Internet, from The New York Times.
Romney's Religion: A Mormon president? No way, from Slate.
Me and My Big Wimpy Hobby: I make Christmas wreaths for the ladies in my life. You got a problem with that?, from Slate.
Time Stole My Mirror Trick! My sister's, actually. But that isn't the point, from Slate.
What I Like About Scrooge: In praise of misers, from Slate.
Lesbians of Mass Destruction: The empty case against Mary Cheney, from Slate.
Soy is making kids 'gay', from World Net Daily, courtesy of Edward. As Mo Rocca said about this story on Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! "Eating tofu with your boyfriend does make you gay."
Weight Watchers recipe cards from 1974, from Candyboots, courtesy of Rachel.
A Struggle to Preserve a Hawaiian Archipelago and Its Varied Wildlife, from The New York Times.
The Foreign Service Exam: Rarely Win at Trivial Pursuit? An Embassy Door Opens, from The New York Times.
The Sovereign vs. the Idiot: What kind of gift-giver are you?, from Slate.
Working Mothers Find Some Peace on the Road, from The New York Times.
So you wanna be an Olympian?, from ESPN, about track cycling, courtesy of Mike B.
The Upper-Class Squeeze: If you can't trust Bush to help the rich, who can you trust?, from Slate.
Cyclocross Is Colorful. Mud-Colored, That Is., from The New York Times, courtesy of Brad E. and Eric S.
Coffee Snobs Move on to Homemade Roasts, from The New York Times, courtesy of Brad.
The Free Market Free-for-All: Proof That the Stock Market is Irrational, from Slate.
Cycle of Violence T-Shirt, from Elsewheres.
Chinese Government Cracks Down On Refills, from The Onion, courtesy of Rachel.
Dire Predictions and Disastrous Votes: Election Ads, from NPR. A funny story on voiceover artists who work on political ads.
Can't Resist, a send-up of those ads on Andrew Sullivan's blog, courtesy of Alison.
America's Anchors: Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert faked it until they made it. Now they may truly be the most trusted names in news, from Rolling Stone, courtesy of Alison. The interview is conducted by Maureen Dowd. Is Maureen Dowd necessary? Discuss.
One Hairy Lip, a Mix of Messages, from The New York Times, courtesy of Mark A, who writes: "This could be the best article I've read in the NY Times, ever."
Because all the half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf-herders were sold out, from Dooce.
830! How a Massachusetts carpenter got the highest Scrabble score ever, from Slate, courtesy of Alison.
Obama's New Rules: In the past 10 days, he has turned American politics upside down, from Slate.
Master of the Island: Which country is the best colonizer?, from Slate.
Borat Tricked Me! Can't I sue him or something?, from Slate.
Stephen Colbert Has America by the Ballots, from the New York Metro.
How to make a bike charger for your iPod, from Geek Technique.
A Secret Society, Spilling a Few Secrets, from The New York Times.
Sisterly love a complex knot, from USA Today, courtesy of Robin.
Where the Rubber Meets Roe: The pro-life case for contraception, from Slate.
Lewis and Clark: Stop celebrating. They don't matter, from Slate.
Rep. Mark Foley, IM Jockey, from Slate.
GI Jesus: The real problem with military chaplains, from Slate.
