A t-shirt, available here, for, "..those who shan't be working together with him again." This thing just rolls on!

So by now we have all heard about it, and the man himself will hopefully be hanging his head in shame. For those not in the know, Christian Bale, on the set of the new Terminator movie, shouted out the DoP for stepping in his line of sight whilst doing a scene. Yup thats right the Director of Photography, the guy that makes all those amazing shots that you love happen. If you want that clip then go look it up, it's easy enough to find. Our kick is the remix of the voice clip that some genius has already created. Still shots and music I'm afraid but you get the idea.

It's Harold. Jesus's middle name is Harold. Please use His whole name; the middle-initial thing is very disrespectful.

This is cute if nothing else. Kittens + cool 21st century product + user generated videos = free advertising. Genius really, the ad execs at iRobot must be loving spending zero dollars on their product. Personally I havn't ever seen an advert for Roomba, there may be some out there I've just never looked it up. 

CHICAGO - While moderates, Christians, Hindus, and even atheists reveled in the inclusive nature of President Obama’s inaugural address, one group feels left out in the cold.

“We want recognition, rights, and we want them now. Probably,” said agnostic minister Pete Handsworn at a rally here Friday night.

Over 50 people gathered in Grant Park to protest what they feel was a Presidential snub.

In his address on Tuesday, President Obama acknowledged Christians, Muslims, Hindus and even, significantly, “those who do not believe”.

“So you throw a bone to the atheists but leave us to fend for ourselves,” said handsworn, “We’re not sure how we feel about that.”

The agnostics would have preferred Obama say “And those who do not believe or are not sure whether they believe or not.”

Signs at the rally expressed the group’s feelings. Placards bore the slogans “We’re here, we’re agnostic, at least for now!” “Obama may have forgotten us!” “Uncertain Rigths!” and “We demand inclusion if possible!”

Although Handsworn tended to speak most for the group, an official leader had not yet been chosen for the movement. “We’re holding off until we get more information about each other,” said one participant who was unsure whether to give her name.

(By Acedtect@SuBBrilliant News)

A shrink was doing a therapy session with four young mums &their small kids.