From Information Clearinghouse: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article3581.htm The training materials were intended to instruct servicemen and women about the use and hazards of depleted uranium munitions. In addition, the training regimen included instructions for soldiers who repair and recover vehicles contaminated by depleted uranium. Throughout 1996, these videos sat on a shelf, while U.S. soldiers continued to use and work with depleted uranium munitions. In June 1997, Bernard Rostker, The Department of Defense (DoD) principle spokesperson for their investigation of Gulf War hazardous exposures, stated that the depleted uranium safety training program would begin to be shared by a limited number of servicemen and women in July 1997. STILL TODAY the vast majority of servicemen and women in the U.S. military, and likely in the armed forces of other countries which are developing or have obtained depleted uranium munitions, are unaware of the use and dangers of depleted uranium munitions, or of the protective clothing and procedures which can minimize or prevent serious short-term exposures.

Terry Tate Vids Put Together for The Kung Fu Fighting Remix Song - Kung Fu Fighting Remix Artist - ??? (Some Bus-Stop i dunno) Original Artist - Carl Douglas

Superbowl Ads best of all time Terrible Terry Tate office linebacker

The arena had to raise the music volume to drown out the booing. Some have claimed they also piped in cheers. Awesome. Notice the Obama/Biden signs at the 44-second mark. Big thanks to whoever that is holding them. I guess Pennsylvania isn't a swing state anymore. Update: Palin has said she put her 7-year-old daughter Piper in a Flyers jersey to discourage some of the booing. Wow.

Terry Tate gets a partner in crime. Hilarious. Visit http://www.themoviebar.net

This is a video of my good friend Terry Tate.

Here comes the Pain Train

It's nice to see companies spoofing the commercials of their competitors. Terry Tate is on hand at a football event (Soccer to people in the U.S.) to make sure the crowd stays in line. When a streaker races across the screen, Terry's on hand to take him out with these words of wisdom: "You just did it, so I had to hit it!" Reebok does it again with another great commercial.