I just watched a couple of episodes of Discovery Channel's Gold Rush Alaska, and I can only assume the whole show is a hoax. The reasons why this show sucks are long (for one, it appears to be completely scripted and the cast doesn't seem to be actually looking for gold ) but a check of the Discovery Channel's forum shows that the consensus is that this show seriously sucks and is not the quality you would expect from TDC. In short, it's embarrassing.
Discovery is touting this as the highest rated TV show on Friday night. If that's true, I think it's because the audience is enjoying the view of The Discovery Channel going down in flames.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Friday, January 07, 2011
Peon Puplit's Favorite Websites of 2010
Sites that Firefox says I visited a lot during 2010 (in no particular order):
Government Now Says Fluoride 'Maybe Not So Good For You'
It's only a start, but the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is now saying that the current minimum recommended fluoride levels for drinking water should now be the maximum allowed. Wow. That's quite a turn around.
HHS say it's due to the increase in fluorosis, but the Peon Pulpit suspects it's because it's always been a carcinogen and the people who've been feeding it to you for years are trying to quietly back away from it ("...nothing to see here people, nothing to see").
Those anti-fluoride nuts are looking less crazy aren't they?
HHS say it's due to the increase in fluorosis, but the Peon Pulpit suspects it's because it's always been a carcinogen and the people who've been feeding it to you for years are trying to quietly back away from it ("...nothing to see here people, nothing to see").
Those anti-fluoride nuts are looking less crazy aren't they?
Labels:
conspiracy,
fluoridation debate,
fluoride,
health
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
