PSA of the Day: Speaking of which, here's a helpful reminder from the British Red Cross to lay your passed-out-drunk friend on their side so they don't choke to death.
Then, in the morning, maybe have a conversation with them about how they might want to ease up on the amount of alcohol they consume.
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From The Archives: Menacing 1970s PSA warns against the threat to "Free TV" posed by "Pay TV and Cable TV companies seeking the right to charge you for the very programs you now get free."
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PSA of the Day: The first ad funded by Stephen Colbert's groundbreaking Super PAC, Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow, is set to begin airing in Iowa tonight, taking aim at Rick Parry.
Who is Rick Parry you ask? America's only hope.
PSA of the Day: "The World is Where We Live" -- A rather stellar short promotional spot for the World Wide Fund for Nature, which draws visual parallels between our world -- and the world writ large.
Truthfulness of the Day: In a rare out-of-character appearance, Stephen Colbert shares a touching anti-bullying anecdote from his past as part of Dan Savage's ongoing suicide-prevention project It Gets Better.
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PSA of the Day: Mean what you say but don't be mean when you say it: Derek Sivers reads a short essay on online interactions.
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PSA of the Day: Metallica and Bill Bailey are scheduled to appear on rival stages at Sonisphere, but, should Lars and the gang decide to pull out at the last minute, the famed funny man wants to assure fans that he is ready to step in at a moment's notice.
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