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Entries from SFist tagged with 'ronaldreagan'

October 15, 2007

Google maybe plotting world domination, but the good news is that at least they're liberal. That's what happens when you have Nobel Peace Prize/Oscar/Emmy/Grammy/NL MVP Al Gore as a board member....

Continue Reading "Google Still Hating America"

September 10, 2006

Hewlett Packard takes us back to 1981 with the recent revelations that they hired private eyes (clap clap), to watch their board -- they saw their every move. (It is totally time for the Hall and Oates revival to begin! They made our dreams come true!) So this all started back in 1999, when former CEO Carly Fiorina moved forward with her controversial plan for HP to acquire Compaq, despite strong board opposition. After......

Continue Reading "Watching You Watching You Watching You"

May 1, 2006

At some point in the early 80s, cartoonist Chester Brown got it into his head that Japanese manga had a very casual attitude about feces. Not to be outdone by this probably-not-at-all-true tidbit, he produced "Ed the Happy Clown," an utterly disgusting story about a man with such powers of productivity that he was able to escape a prison cell by filling it until it burst. Collected and published by the affected Drawn and......

Continue Reading "The Challenging Adventures of the Superfisters"

July 30, 2004

SFist is a big fan of Arnold Schwarzenegger movies, at least a few of them. We're not necessarily so pleased with his latest project. In fact, not a single Bay Area county voted to give him a starring role as The Governator. We're a little leary of those slick Hollywood types ever since former Governor Ronald Reagan shut the doors on California's state-run mental health facilities, leaving the patients to fend for themselves in our communities....

Continue Reading "Pumping Up...The State Deficit"

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