It has absolutely nothing to do with D.C., but I can’t help but loving the above video, which is almost as good as Predator Rap. (It feels weird to be warning people about spoilers for a kid’s recap of Commando, but yeah, there are spoilers.)
Holla Back DC! wants the National Museum of Crime and Punishment to rethink their Valentine’s Day “Crimes of Passion” tour, in which “couples willing to pay 30 bucks will be bound together and then guided to various exhibits in the museum including ‘special exhibit boards placed throughout explaining various crimes of passion.'” More from Rend Smith and Amanda Hess.
Mike DeBonis gets a hold of the anti-Fenty flyer which was produced by developer/occasional political dabbler Don Peebles and recently won an award of “best direct mail for a ‘Democratic Independent Expenditure Campaign/Issue Advocacy.'”
The Metro board isn’t planning on putting an end to the random bag searches instituted in the system late last year. (More on this tomorrow.)
A 23-year-old Alexandria man is facing federal charges after he allegedly claimed to have a gun and a bomb while riding a Metrobus on December 9.
More union troubles for WMATA: Kytja Weir reports that the Metro Transit Police’s union has sued the transit agency over various harassment claims.
The TSA is reportedly looking into a “trusted traveler” program, which would allow those willing to provide personal information to eschew the normal security lines at airports. (Think of it as an information pat down!)
Former WaPo art critic Blake Gopnik passes along this awesome map which shows “how many men versus women used the word “kinky” in their [online] dating descriptions.”
