Ann Althouse notes that Walter Russell Mead has closed comments on his blog with the following explanation: To make the comments section work in its present form we would have to edit and curate much more aggressively than we do … Continue reading →
Two unrelated bots who have a way with words: A floral handbag can make you glimpse girly. Will not be frightened to allow your creativeness test wild. And here I offer a glimpse girly of a floral handbag whose maker … Continue reading →
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Here’s a message from the spambot who calls himself “Josh Dear,” and is contemplating some explicit although repetitive and required fun with Mary: I merely wished to thank you once extra for the superb website you’ve gotten designed here. It … Continue reading →
I had some connectivity problems earlier today. I think it’s all fixed now. But it will be a while before I have a new post up. I hate connectivity problems.
Continue reading →A bot emits an anguished cry for help: I don’t routinely interrupt wonderful conversations like this with my own personal issues, but I in dire need of help from anyone who is happy to lend me a hand. I’m thinking … Continue reading →
I noticed that there were some big ticket items ordered this month through my blog portal to Amazon. Because I have no way to know who orders what, I have no way to know who to thank, so I’ll just … Continue reading →
It’s come to my attention that some people who’ve installed Ad Blocker or similar programs on their computers may have had the Amazon widgets on my right sidebar disappear as a result, which would make it difficult for them to … Continue reading →
Greetings from a fellow blog blogger: Hmm it appears like your site ate my first comment (it was extremely long) so I guess I’ll just sum it up what I wrote and say, I’m thoroughly enjoying your blog. I too … Continue reading →
…driving us nuts?: Peter Whybrow, the director of the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA, argues that “the computer is like electronic cocaine,” fueling cycles of mania followed by depressive stretches. The Internet “leads to behavior that … Continue reading →
Have you given any thought at all with converting your current blog in to German? No.
Continue reading →Each day I have a decision to make. Actually, I have a lot of decisions to make, including the first one—to get out of bed, and then what to have for breakfast. But some time after that I have to … Continue reading →