Well hello there.This is the 2002nd post on Crasstalk. Congrats to our our great writers and hard-working editors. Here’s a few of the great posts we have been lucky enough to publish over the last couple of months. Continue reading
The Grand Inquisitor
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Good morning Crasstalk. Hope you are having a relaxing day. If you get a chance today, take a few minutes to read about some folks who fight the good fight around the world. Continue reading
Good morning and happy Saturday. It’s the weekend so you probably have some extra time on your hands. Do what you gotta do. Important Note: Both of these videos are really fun. Watch them. Continue reading
Welcome to Photo Phriday. Tonight I thought we could get all nostalgic since many of you are probably already drinking and drunk dialing your high school boyfriend anyway. So let’s dig out some of the symbols of our younger and thinner selves to find something that symbolizes who we were before life crushed our fragile spirits Continue reading
Happy Friday gang. Welcome to the weekend. Let’s have a little musical happiness. Continue reading
Hi gang and welcome to Flash Back Friday. Today I thought we would go way back to the birth of Rock and or Roll and find some of the great songs that started the game. Continue reading
Hello Crasstalk. Since News Bunny is feeling a little under the weather I am going to give you what I think is important today. Continue reading
Good morning, my friends. Hope you are ready for a great day. Let’s do this. Continue reading
Good evening Crasstalk. Hope you had a good day and are ready for the weekend to get started. Continue reading
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. has announced that it will close British tabloid News of the World in response to a firestorm of scandals involving intercepting the voice mails of celebrities and crime victims. The announcement came Thursday after calls for investigation into the phone hacks by both the British public and members of Parliment. There is speculation that News of the World staffers and News Corp. executives may face criminal charges. Continue reading