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Today on “Hardball,” serious journalist Chris Matthews likened Paul Ryan’s earliest appearances on the stump with Mitt Romney as “a one night stand” and said that their recent campaign appearances together mean they’re “dating again.” We wonder if Matthews will give the Romney/Ryan gay innuendo a rest if we point out that he’s actually ripping off Roseanne Barr’s old material. No? Well, let’s see if Matthews’ version is any funnier.
Did Chris Matthew just say he couldn't figure out whether Ryan or Romney is "on top" in their arranged marriage?
— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) September 26, 2012
https://twitter.com/josephamathews/status/251075117801697280
Hahaha! @hardball_chris mentions Romney/Ryan marriage not working then says "hard to figure out who is on top" Lol! #Hardball
— Chris Warlock (@misfittweet) September 26, 2012
Chris Matthews just asked if Romney or Ryan was on top. I'm going with Romney. Ryan has that hungry bottom look!
— David Castillo (@dciii) September 26, 2012
Pro-tip: Gay-baiting isn’t funny, and it’s especially ill-advised from someone who rhapsodizes about the thrill he feels up his leg when he catches a glimpse of Barack Obama, the “perfect father, the perfect husband, the perfect American.“
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2012/09/26/chris-matthews-wonders-whos-on-top-in-romneyryan-arrangement/
The Empire State Building Friday night was lit with the colors of South Africa’s flag in honor of Nelson Mandela. Several tweeters captured images of the sight.
http://twitter.com/#!/britmccandless/status/409135057518227456 http://twitter.com/#!/SalimKuri/status/409134204132548608 http://twitter.com/#!/Niks2808/status/409127459221938177 http://twitter.com/#!/SergioColino/status/409131707221409793Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/12/06/empire-state-building-lit-up-to-honor-nelson-mandela-photos/
There are few things more beautiful than listening to thunder crack and watching lightning dance outside your window. But when a thunderstorm rolls over the tallest building on the planet, the effect is even more amazing than you could possibly imagine.
The footage below, taken in Dubai, captures an explosive lightning strike over the Burj Khalifa, which stands 2,722 feet tall. Fortunately for us, Instagram user Fazza decided to share his chilling, beautiful video with the rest of the world.
Interestingly enough, the keen-eyed photographer who caught this shocking spectacle also goes by the name of Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the crown prince of Dubai! Even royalty can’t deny the allure of nature.

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Dishwashers have been used for one general purpose for a long time now. But people who grew bored of the appliance only accomplishing one task have found a genius way of utilizing it for even more.
Enter: dishwasher cooking.
Yes, it sounds gross and soapy and not very healthy, but if you do it correctly, you can prepare some delicious meals in the dishwasher while your plates and utensils get clean, too!
(via Daily Edge)
If you are looking for some recipes for dishwasher cooking, click on this link. It has quite a few options. If you’re feeling adventurous, try to make up your own!
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Get lost in a good book(shop).
Stuffed floor to ceiling with illustrated antiques and secondhand gems, Armchair Books is the definitive bookshop of your dreams.
The Fruit Market Gallery combines contemporary art and literature for a high-concept experience.
Go down Golden Hare Books’ rabbit hole to increase your reading list ten-fold. The charming shop features novels, children’s books, and design readers.
Find hidden treasures for your bookshelf and your wardrobe at Cabaret.
Snuggled a level below the street, stumbling on McNaughtan’s feels like uncovering buried treasure – which you might just do while browsing their antique books.
It will take you days to get through the expansive collection of second-hand and antiquarian books in Edinburgh Books’ four rooms and basement.
The friendly Till’s Bookshop is filled to the brim with titles ranging from science fiction to law.
Word Power is an extensive independent bookshop dedicated to providing a small-business alternative to big, corporate sellers.
The Alice in Wonderland-inspired café/bookshop combo at Looking Glass Books is the epitome of cosy, and perfect for bookworms who want to bond with a book before buying.
The charming Edinburgh Bookshop is a haven for readers of all tastes and genres, and features plenty of events and signings.
Book and music lovers will be at home at Elvis Shakespeare, where you can browse vinyls, books, and if you’re lucky, catch an impromptu concert or recording session.
For a cheap read and a cosy browse, Southside Books is the place to. The towers of books and stuffed shelves give the place a homey, mysterious feel.
Summerhall is the heart of Edinburgh’s many cultural festivals, and has many permanent fixtures, including charming a bookshop and library.
The Old Children’s Bookshelf is cute as can be, and browsing through will bring you back to your childhood and beyond.
Old Town Bookshop is a bookworm’s dream – with editions dating back to the 1600s and a variety of genres as well as maps and art, you won’t be able to help yourself.
Check out the Edinburgh Bookshop Trail app to find more tucked away havens for book lovers.
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