Tuesday, March 27th, 2001<\/small><\/p>\n
This term for one who is punished for the misdeeds of others is the result of a mistranslation. The term was coined in 1530 by William Tyndale, who misread the Hebrew word azazel, a wild demon from the desert in the Old Testament to whom the scapegoat was driven forth. It is also mentioned as […]<\/p>\n
Saturday, March 24th, 2001<\/small><\/p>\n
This is the dawning of the age of the \u201cAm I [insert anything here] or not?\u201d web site
\nAnd I\u2019ll be damned if I am going to let it pass us all by, without commenting on it. I think it\u2019s a crying shame that some of the sites below (the ones that are LAME) went out […]<\/p>\n
Thursday, March 22nd, 2001<\/small><\/p>\n
MSN\u2019s Guide to the Academy Awards Does anybody REALLY even care this year? I don\u2019t.OMIGOD, I don\u2019t know, like, what to say!I am so blonde and silly and 19 and gosh, when I get on the phone with my boyfriend (he\u2019s ever so dreamyyy) I just want him to talk about how cute I am […]<\/p>\n
Monday, March 19th, 2001<\/small><\/p>\n
Now I\u2019ve seen everything.I thought foot fetishes were a strange thing. There are actually people who fantasize about being crushed, eaten alive, and being at the mercy of a giant person. Let\u2019s not forget about those who are into balloons and having food thrown or spilled on them. Very strange. I could go on all […]<\/p>\n
Sunday, March 18th, 2001<\/small><\/p>\n
Why the XFL sucks
\nJesse \u201cthe Body\u201d or Jesse \u201cthe Governor\u201d?Speaking of vile things, I have found Minnesota Public Radio\u2019s The Body\u2019s Politics: The Ventura Collection a very useful and even humorous tool in my ever-so recent attempt at getting to the core of our Governor. I still haven\u2019t really figured him out yet. Maybe you […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Tuesday, March 27th, 2001 This term for one who is punished for the misdeeds of others is the result of a mistranslation. The term was coined in 1530 by William Tyndale, who misread the Hebrew word azazel, a wild demon from the desert in the Old Testament to whom the scapegoat was driven forth. It … <\/p>\n