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Uncle Jimbo of Blackfive is trying to get a Wikipedia entry, but it’s up for deletion, of course. A lot of the weenies there seem to just not like bloggers. Even if someone is a newsmaker, they seem to put a larger standard to prove if someone is Wiki-worthy if that person is best known for blogging. I guess they’re afraid if they allow more entries on bloggers, soon every blogger will get an entry and leave little room for articles about the supporting characters in NES videogames.
The way Wikipedia is heading, it’s a great place for information on anime and 80’s cartoons, but if you want information on current newsmakers, you should look elsewhere.
For your Sunday reading pleasure, here’s a very detailed entry on Bumblebee from the Transformers.
‘tards.

UPDATE:
I got yelled at on Wikipedia for calling one of the people there “retarded”. I guess I’m only supposed to allude to someone being retarded to keep deocorum.
Should have known these types would be overly-sensitive…

Dont you hate it when innocent Canadian soldiers are mistaken for our baby killing American ones? It happens all the time – especially when you’re a Democrat. Michelle Malkin bring out attention to this issue. A DNC picture implores us to support our troops, unlike those evil Republicans.
However, there’s only one problem. The picture show doesn’t appear to be an AMERICAN soldier at all.
To be honest, the DNC could have done worse. Here are some of the images they reject, not because they were inaccurate, but because of bad lighting.

This picture was too small. But many Democrats liked it because they were big fans of Fantasy Island.

This Muslim American soldier would have been perfect, especially during Ramadan. However, they were unable to get a Media Release signed as they were unable to find the handsome young American devil.

This one would have been good. They weren’t sure though if this lady was a soldier or sailor. Servicemen recognize their own, unfortunately, Paris was nowhere near any sea men.

This one was too bright. Otherwise, they would have enjoyed using the statement: Mr. F. Hydrant served in Iraq and now states that there’s no way out for our troops. Also, that you should always park ten feet away from him.
All in all, I have to say that the DNC chose a picture that was a fair representation of Americans. So let us all treat them just a bit nicer.