News

[Raistlin]

Australia has its share of fundie whackos. It is to blame for Ken Ham after all.

[Jiro]

You can't be president of anything American if you are Australian, it doesn't work like that. This guy has a lot to learn about the rules.

[Bunny]

His last name is Ham, how bad can he be?

[Citizen Bleys]

I've already mocked this elsewhere, but here's a stellar example of CBC's brilliant reporting headlines: Police chase ends in arrest

Really? Go on, tell me another one.

[DMKA]

Australia has its share of fundie whackos. It is to blame for Ken Ham after all.

...and all this time, I thought "After Eden" was a satire comic. But after reading that wikipedia page, I know now it's definitely not.



The horror.

[Raistlin]

Hahaha, yes, I've seen that exact comic. I think the fact that it's serious just makes it more hilarious.

[NorthernChaosGod]

His last name is Ham, how bad can he be?

Worse than if his last name were Bacon.

[DMKA]

His last name is Ham, how bad can he be?

Worse than if his last name were Bacon.

[Peegee]

Hahaha, yes, I've seen that exact comic. I think the fact that it's serious just makes it more hilarious.

I don't share your opinion but I can see how you might think that. What's this about it being serious? I thought the person was just retarded or a satirist o__o

oh god my eyes!

[Breine]

I mostly get my news from the internet, but I sometimes also catch them on TV if I feel like it.

News on TV can just be really depressing, though. A big part of it is unimportant, unrelevant and uninteresting. It's pretty sad how much the media actually control what we hear about and what we don't.

[Heath]

I'm surprised at the lack of redditors in this thread, given the disproportionate libertarian contingent round these parts. It's a good thing though.

I only read BBC Sport really, any real news gets sent to my phone and I have no idea how that happens. My hobby these days is visiting the Daily Mail website and having a look at the e they're currently serving up, then if I'm feeling particularly masochistic, I read the comments.

I love the Daily Mail comments.

I check the BBC News website several times a day as I find it's the best news site around. Also check the BBC Sport site, mainly for football stuff. I'll pop the BBC News Channel on when I get home if nobody's watching television and on my phone I'll check the Independent or (to a lesser extent) the Grauniad (SPOILER)Fun fact: Latest news, comment and reviews from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk redirects to the Guardian website. I used to listen to Radio 4 a lot and still do so occasionally. If I'm getting the train I'll buy a newspaper, but normally don't bother. I also religiously check Political Betting as I find that's good.