The days are getting shorter, the nights are getting longer, and the GOOD is getting, you guessed it, better.This week we learned about the CIA’s personality quiz as well as the ins and outs of making cocaine.Sure, we worried when Secretary of Energy, Margaret Spellings lost on Celebrity Jeopardy. But Nintendo was there to whip us into shape and destroy our TVs.Bad Sex was awarded while twenty-something sex got thwarted, and Dorritos took to the shore.James Webb refrained from punching the President, Hummer won environmental kudos, bees learned to fight terror, Russians got nostalgic over the 80s with some good old-fashioned espionage, and, in a moment of reprieve from the sobreity that is World AIDS Day we shared a laugh at the best Viral Videos ever. All that and a civil war of words.Oh…and it’s time for a party: If you’re in the LA area on Saturday, swing by our soiree with the cats from World Changing.
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