No Potentially Offensive Language in Seattle

Words like 'citizen" are potentially offensive.

Government workers in the city of Seattle have been advised that the terms "citizen" and "brown bag" are potentially offensive and may no longer be used in official documents and discussions.

KOMO-TV reports that the city's Office of Civil Rights instructed city workers in a recent internal memo to avoid using the words because some may find them offensive.

Naturally enough, Seattle is not alone. It turns out the the New York City Department of "Education" bans words like 'dinosaur, 'birthday', and 'Halloween'.

If you can't guess why, clik here for the story.

I wonder why it is respectrable to disrespect pagans and people who have birthdays. And evolutionists, of course.

"Ho Li Fuk"??

Check out the "names" of the crew of the Korean airliner which crashed in SFO, "confirmed" by the news station's source, alleged to be the NTSB.

The names start at 44 seconds in.

No wonder the clowns who pass for journalists couldn't get anything right about the Trayvon Martin/George Zimmermann case.

Galactic Bull's Eye: Hoag's Object

Pretty neat.