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  • Sadr takes break from politics, cites failures

    03/08/2008 10:50:00 PM PST · by atomic conspiracy · 65 replies · 2,643+ views
    Chicago Tribune ^ | 3-08-08 | Liz Sly
    BAGHDAD - Iraq's elusive Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr has decided to drop out of politics for the time being because his disillusionment with the political scene in Iraq has left him sick and anxious, he said in an unusually personal letter to his followers released Friday. In a written response to a query from a group of followers asking why he hadn't been seen in public for so long, Sadr said he had decided to devote himself to a period of study, reflection and prayer after failing in his core mission to rid Iraq of the U.S. occupation or to...
  • Latest Mr. Potato Head: 'Darth Tater'

    01/19/2005 8:55:29 AM PST · by nuconvert · 71 replies · 2,835+ views
    AP/FoxNews ^ | January 19, 2005
    Latest Mr. Potato Head: 'Darth Tater' January 19, 2005 PAWTUCKET, R.I. — A spud on the dark side. That's how toy maker Hasbro Inc. is promoting its latest Mr. Potato Head figure, Darth Tater (search). The toy spud will be available next month, ahead of the May release of "Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith," the latest installment in that film series. Darth Tater will come with a light saber, cape and helmet, in addition to the regular Mr. Potato Head (search) accessories such as eyes, mouth and nose. The Pawtucket-based toy maker says children will be...
  • A Truly, Truly Bizarre Story (high carb cpu)

    01/12/2004 7:38:56 AM PST · by steveo · 39 replies · 149+ views
    Reuters via Yahoo News ^ | 01-12-2004 | Reuters
    German police are investigating after an angry man returned a computer he had just bought saying it was packed with small potatoes instead of computer parts. The store replaced the computer free of charge but became suspicious when he returned a short time later with another potato-filled computer casing, police in the western city of Kaiserslautern said Monday. "The second time he said he didn't need a computer any more and asked for his money back in cash," a police spokesman said. Police are now investigating the man for fraud.