Looks like there is some kind of controversy in the sex toy industry. On the one hand, there is George W. Tush. On the other hand, there is the Bushplug.

Which one is the original buttplug? Does it matter? Is it such a stretch to think that one president inspired two such products independently? Maybe the world is big enough for both. Or maybe “the world” isn’t quite the term I’m looking for here, how about "the novelty political butt plug market."

I'm sitting in the Garden State Diner at Newark Airport, waiting for a flight to Austin, and I realize they have free WiFi. So I hop into Second Life, and visit the Jersey Diner we have on Crayonville Island. Then I snap a picture with the built in camera of my Treo 700 of both Diners, and email it to myself. Now I'm posting the picture to my blog.

I think this means I'm a geek.

Photo via BubbleGum Fink.

I'm putting out a request out to see if one of our readers can help us. We've been getting reports of a bug that only seems to happen with IE on a PC, but it's not something that I can fix easily (all Mac, all the time, work and home)

It can best be described as this:

1. When someone is on the home page and clicks anywhere on the page, it scrolls down to focus on the field where you can subscribe via email.
2. When someone is on an individual story page (accessed via a permalink) and does the same thing, it scrolls down to focus on the place where commenters add their email address.

It's probably a quick fix, and may have resulted in one of my ham-handed "upgrades" but it's going to take a smarter man than me to figure out what the problem is. So, any code gurus out there? I'll send a free YBNBY T shirt (or for that matter any T shirt of your choice in our store) to the first person who can solve this in our comments.

Tania Derveaux is running for the Senate in Belgium on the NEE party ticket. She has some interesting campaign promises. NSFW.

NEE works around political awareness and offers voters in Belgium the option to vote 'NEE' if they find that none of the parties deserve their vote. NEE votes would simply go to empty seats in parliament, resulting in a loss of income and power among the other parties and giving the voters the power to sanction politicians if needed.