I don’t mind slow news days like today has been (so far, anyway). In fact, I rather like them. I like not having to write about Obama’s latest outrage, or the press’s latest whitewash of Obama’s latest outrage, or the … Continue reading →
The host of this blog has been down—or rather, somewhat troubled, because apparently the servers have been working for some people and not for others (I’m in that latter group)—for many many hours. This always throws me, despite the fact … Continue reading →
This time it’s not a message. It’s the spambot’s name: Catshit Coffee Provider In Singapore. As a non-coffee drinker, I thought this was some sort of joke. But it turns out that it’s not: New York’s crappiest cup of coffee … Continue reading →
William Jacobson is off on vacation, lucky guy, and I’m one of several bloggers who will be filling in for about ten days. It’s an honor, because I deeply respect Professor Jacobson, and have also been especially admiring of the … Continue reading →
Bearing-of-glad-tidings bot: I have to say, japan is going well. Well, if you have to, you have to.
Continue reading →[BUMPED UP] This post probably won’t mean much to newcomers to this blog. But I bet most of the oldtimers remember, and still acutely miss FredHJr, one of the most memorable and prolific commenters here. It hardly seems possible that … Continue reading →
Most-insincere-apology-ever bot: Sorry to change the subject, but, I’m new to town and I’m looking for a great Nashville auto repair company, so I can get my oil changed.
Continue reading →A bot with a vision: My website is all about stupidheads because I think that is what a website should be about.
Continue reading →Liar liar pants on fire: Usually I do not post on blogs, but I desire to say that this article very forced me to!
Continue reading →To all who donated, a huge and heartfelt thanks! Every bit is appreciated, and helps me continue this blog. And thank you to all my readers.
Continue reading →Spambot with an obscure problem: What’s happening, prominent blog on greasy loss. It suddenly occurs to me, though, that maybe it has something to do with dieting.
Continue reading →Here’s another of those perennial articles listing the blockbuster books that were initially rejected by publisher after publisher. I remember I used to own a book that was a collection of editors’ rejection letters for great classic and popular works. … Continue reading →