Category Archive: Wreckollection

… goes to Sony PlayStation 3 for their invasive “to hell with subliminal seduction, let me get right in your face“ rendering of a Sony executive moving (or barging) in with a typical family to make fun of how hopelessly engrossed they have become in mindless video games at the expense of traditional family norms.  This is one part arrogance, one part a natural progression from reality television to reality television commercials; and all parts WRONG!!

“Did You Know?”

An interesting wake-up call for the complacent student and champions of the Western superiority complex.

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From an area not always noted for its touchy feely people politics, the police chief of Concepciòn orders his officers to refrain from arresting post earthquake looters caught stealing essential supplies.  According to him, “If they have basic foods, milk, flour, water, diapers for babies, the order is to not arrest them;  but if they have a television, they’ll arrest them.”  The Chilean president, Michelle Bachelet, orders supermarkets to give away basic supplies in an effort to help desperate victims of the devastating earthquake and to control looting that has broken out in some cities.   She added that the government will also, “prosecute anyone responsible for price speculation in the disaster area.”

Related Statistic: The magnitude 8.8 quake that struck on Feb. 27 near Maule, Chile moved the entire city of Concepción 10 feet to the west.

In April this Iranian cleric advised his followers in Tehran that “Many women who do not dress modestly lead young men astray, corrupt their chastity and spread adultery in society, which increases earthquakes” and Iranians should “adapt their lives to Islam’s moral codes” to avoid being “buried under the rubble.”   On April 26, an estimated 200,000 university coeds on campuses across North America let it all hang out in a mass demonstration of defiance and skepticism that was dubbed “Boobquake.”  The mean seismic average magnitude of all earthquakes reported on April 26 was actually slightly below average.