Billy Warhol

Suddenly I find myself with a renewed interest in musical chairs! Who knew such a simple game could be so mesmerizing, and I'm not even one of the players! - Mark Jepsen

Yowzaaaaaaaaa!!***************** - Billy Warhol from Bookmarklet

BANG ON!! - Billy Warhol from Bookmarklet

Home is Where the Heart is!!! - Billy Warhol from Bookmarklet

American Bombshell is Right!! - Billy Warhol from Bookmarklet

"Where do we come from? What is the purpose of life? How can we live peacefully and happily? This incredible revelation shares knowledge on science, religion, love, relationships, government, meditation, infinity, sensuality, eternal life, and so much more... "Now is the time to stop believing, and begin to understand." - Rael. The Raelian Revolution is boldly bringing about a complete paradigm shift on our planet. The Messages given to Rael by our human Creators from space contain the world's most fearlessly individualistic philosophy of love, peace, and non-conformism: a beautiful combination of spirituality, sensuality, and science." - Billy Warhol from Bookmarklet

"Much like Sarah Palin's own political debut, "Going Rogue" has burst onto the national scene demanding a response -- and normally sane and reasonable people seem unable to refuse that demand, whatever gaps in their knowledge there may be. Rush Limbaugh last week proclaimed "Going Rogue" to be "truly one of the most substantive policy books I've read," though that certainly raises questions about what other policy books Rush has read and by what lights he considers the Palin book to be one. For all I know, it may be true. There may truly be substantive discussion of policy, something that goes beyond the thudding "taxes bad"/"government small" rhetoric that characterizes the moments when Palin turns her personal narrative into a discussion of government workings." - Billy Warhol from Bookmarklet

"Much like Sarah Palin's own political debut, "Going Rogue" has burst onto the national scene demanding a response -- and normally sane and reasonable people seem unable to refuse that demand, whatever gaps in their knowledge there may be. Rush Limbaugh last week proclaimed "Going Rogue" to be "truly one of the most substantive policy books I've read," though that certainly raises questions about what other policy books Rush has read and by what lights he considers the Palin book to be one. For all I know, it may be true. There may truly be substantive discussion of policy, something that goes beyond the thudding "taxes bad"/"government small" rhetoric that characterizes the moments when Palin turns her personal narrative into a discussion of government workings." - Billy Warhol from Bookmarklet