Oct
31
2006
I’m trying to imagine the meeting of journalists here. Bear with me.
“We’ve got a problem. Our circulations have been dropping as fast as our stocks. What should we do to get back readers?”
“I know! I know!”
“What?”
“We’ll do a news special about what ignorant, in-bred, bigoted morons conservatives are!”
“That’s a great idea!”
Remember back in April when […]
Oct
31
2006
We moved from a house about ten miles out of town in the country in Indiana. You know, no neighbors really, just the people who live down the road. Needless to say, no trick-or-treaters.
We now live up on a mountain ridge, in the “furthest out” neighborhood. It’s far from huge. The exurbs, I think you’d […]
Oct
31
2006
When you can go off the deep end looney-tunes now? DU: GOD DAMN THEM ALL: THEY ARE STEALING IT NOW! And of course there’s all the predictable nonsense about Diebold, electronic voting machines, etc., like this:
The problem is, voting machines make it possible to fraud an entire election.
Problem is, some conservatives are jumping on the […]
Oct
31
2006
Do your homework before you open your stupid mouth (and if you have no idea what this is about, read this)
Oct
31
2006
Political correctness, as much as fundamentalism, is responsible for our state of absurdity, writes Umberto Eco. Hat tip to Andrew Bolt.
Oct
31
2006
Give me a break. Like here. Or here.
Some people badly need to get a life.
Oct
31
2006
You’d think they’d be all over this (hat tip to Pennsylvanian in Exile):
A former army officer from El Salvador who was convicted of taking part in the 1989 massacre of six Jesuit priests and two other people during that country’s civil war was arrested in the United States and faces deportation, authorities said Wednesday.
The killings […]
Oct
31
2006
The Stern Report: Cherry Picking on Disasters and Climate Change
Oct
31
2006
Ali Bubba has this rather disturbing news item from Alabama:
Albertville, Ala. — Police say a Marshall County teen raped his mother to get revenge on his brother.
Police say 19-year-old Gary Helms, Jr., raped his 45-year-old mother this past weekend at Willow Terrace Trailer Park on Doyle Drive in Albertville. …
“From what we understand the rape […]
Oct
31
2006
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Oct
30
2006
Technorati: cnn, polls, cnn poll, conservatism, moonbats, nutcases, wackjobs, idiots, morons, leftists, progressives, liberals, democrats
We looked at the Battleground Polls for last year and this year (you remember: 61% of the respondents called themselves conservative, while 35% of the respondents called themselves liberal). […]
Oct
30
2006
Some time ago, I calculated the mean GOA scores for several states, but as much of a pain in the ass as it was, and as little time as I had, I didn’t do them all. AlphaPatriot picked up the slack, and calculated the means for all the states (fortunately, he made the Excel file […]
Oct
30
2006
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Oct
29
2006
Technorati: cindy sheehan, hippies, moonbats, wackjobs, nutcases, morons, idiots, progressives, leftists, liberals, democrats
Today’s example of “peace, love, freedom, happiness, pass the bong!” nuttiness comes from Euphoric Reality:
Cindy Sheehan was in Fresno today with her message of “peace.†Meanwhile, her supporters were outside screaming that […]
Oct
29
2006
So now that you’ve made that homemade beef stock, what are you going to do with it?
Beef stew, of course!
This is a basic recipe. Feel free to substitute red wine or even beer for part of the stock, though to keep it beef stew, at least half the liquid should be beef stock. Some like […]
Oct
29
2006
It’s 44 and spitting snow here. How? I have no idea.
1931 was a great year for films — particularly spooky films. And three stand out as classics. Two have been remade, but no remake has touched the original; the third has never been remade (perhaps because it’s a German film), which of course is … […]
Oct
29
2006
Technorati: gay marriage, hillary clinton, eliot spitzer, new york, moonbats, nutcases, wackjobs, leftists, liberals, progressives, morons, idiots, democrats
I just got this in the mail from Newsmax:
When it comes to same-sex marriage, Sen. Hillary Clinton has had a change of heart.
The New York senator […]
Oct
29
2006
Don’t forget to set your clocks back an hour today!
Oct
28
2006
Technorati: sex offenders, sex crimes, kerry murphy healey, deval patrick, feminists, feminism, moonbats, nutcases, wackjobs, feminuts, progressives, leftists, liberals, democrats
From Jay Tea:
In Massachusetts, the race is on to succeed outgoing governor Mitt Romney(R). His Lieutenant Governor, Kerry Murphy Healey, has made sex […]
Oct
28
2006
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve noticed the bloggers in the dextrosphere writing self-righteously about being “offended” or “inappropriate content” every time Ann Coulter comes out with a column. Or more recently, when these bloggers got their information from the media instead of the transcript and (sorry, can’t help myself) rushed to condemn […]
Oct
28
2006
Let’s talk stock.
I’m amazed by how few people I know make homemade stock, particularly when it’s so simple, and when the difference in quality between homemade and store bought is so … well, I can’t think of a word that adequately describes the scope of that difference.
Sorry, but no, that canned chicken broth is not […]
Oct
28
2006
That new show on Showtime?
It’s an … well, it’s an intriguing concept. Dexter, the main character, was adopted as a kid by a policeman’s family. Something (we don’t know what yet) violent had happened in Dexter’s original home, and his policeman father saw that Dexter was a serial-killer-to-be. So policeman father taught Dexter how to […]
Oct
28
2006
We haven’t watched this week’s episode yet — largely because we saw the preview from last week’s episode.
I have a very strong, very negative, visceral reaction to the Others. I get the feeling the writers want me to sympathize with them, even as they murder, kidnap, and treat their captives — major characters in the […]
Oct
27
2006
I thought the whole point of spam was to drive traffic, usually to some kind of business or scam site. That, I understand; I don’t like it, but I understand it.
What I don’t understand is meaningless spam, with no links in it at all. Just babble. Like this:
“Get wood for fire,†he commanded. The white […]
Oct
27
2006
There are these creatures in the house called dogs:
And when they’re not napping or eating, they want to be petted. When they want to be petted, they tend to climb up on top of the keyboard, effectively preventing one from blogging. Sometimes they nap on top of the keyboard.
Just so ya know.
Oct
27
2006
I’m not a big fan of Kenneth Branagh’s movies — except for Henry V, one of the greatest films of the last thirty years, and an exemplary performance from Branagh as King Harry. If you’ve never seen it, first watch Harry’s speech before the Battle of Agincourt, then order it from Amazon by clicking the […]
Oct
27
2006
Courtesy of Hot Air, I found these fascinating CNN polls — not, mind, that I take them any more seriously than any other poll, less, since I see nothing about margin of error, sample size, or anything else, but liberals are so fond of trumpeting about polls I can’t help but get a kick out […]
Oct
27
2006
and I approved this message!”
Hat tip: Bullwinkle Blog
Oct
27
2006
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Oct
26
2006
Jay Tea fondly remembers NH Governor Meldrim Thomson:
Thomson was a Pennsyvanian who moved to New Hampshire and allied himself with the publisher of our only state-wide newspaper, and rode that friendship into three terms in the governor’s office. “Mel” was a true character.
When a Massachusetts driver blew past his state-trooper-driven car, Thomson ordered the […]
Oct
26
2006
from Peter Hitchens: “More bonkers ideas become mainstream.” Other momentous headlines include, “Scientists confirm that water is wet!” and “Studies show that circles are round!”
Oct
26
2006
The National Review interviews David Zuckerman:
You know, when I think of Jimmy Carter, I think back on my life to the most shameful things I’ve ever done, and one of the top five has to be voting for Jimmy Carter.
Oct
26
2006
Technorati: daily kos, moonbats, nutcases, wackjobs, leftists, progressives, liberals, democrats, idiots, morons
The Kos Kidz are frothing at the mouth about revolution. Somebody get these moonbats some medication.
Oct
26
2006
Let’s just start at the beginning and work our way through. Ryan says:
Let me first get my disagreements out of the way. As can likely be imagined, I say school choice can and certainly does improve educational quality, for the simple reason that clear trends can be seen in research:
Whoa. Here is what I […]
Oct
26
2006
Crossposted from Stop The ACLU:
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Liberals always act shocked and astonished that conservatives believe that an organization claiming to be the guardian of religious liberty is actually is actually […]
Oct
26
2006
With this heated election approaching faster than one could imagine, we thought it would be a time to throw the FT BB into the debates to see where each of our respective candidates reside in these matters.
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Oct
26
2006
This week Wictory Wednesday presents Jim Talent for re-election to the United States Senate.
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Control of the Senate will come down to three races, Missouri, Tennessee, and Virginia. […]
Oct
26
2006
In 1415, King Henry V of England defeated King Charles IV of France at the famous Battle of Agincourt. One of Shakespeare’s most memorable passages (and that’s saying a great deal) is Henry’s speech before the battle, from Henry V, one of Shakespeare’s two greatest history plays.
King Henry V
This day is called the feast of […]
Oct
26
2006
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