The ketchup gendarmes
Vive la France, land of the ketchup police.
Continue reading →Vive la France, land of the ketchup police.
Continue reading →Apple has announced that Steve Jobs has died at the age of 56.
Continue reading →The WaPo continues with its “Perry is a sorta kinda racist. Why? Because we say so!” plan. My guess is that it’s working with a significant segment of readers.
Continue reading →…desks. Huh? At least it wasn’t a government study. And at least it wasn’t in this country.
Continue reading →If you’re looking for something to do this lovely fall weekend, here’s some interesting reading. Also this, in case you missed it earlier.
Continue reading →Gerard Vanderleun of American Digest has offered this teaching aid in response to my piece on criticism of Christie’s girth. I thought it merited a post of its own:
Continue reading →With views, yet? This guy’s got one to sell you: The property is to be sold starting at 1 p.m. Sunday by Alex Lyon & Son, which announced the sale with this pitch: “Build your dream home with 360 degree … Continue reading →
…”Obama who?”
Continue reading →[The following is a reprint of a post I first wrote about a year ago. It still seems timely, so I thought I’d post it again.] Even the left appears to have fallen out of love with Obama, and wonders … Continue reading →
Here’s a thread to discuss it, if you watched it. Or if you didn’t. I didn’t; I’ll check it out later. In print.
Continue reading →…we’ve got another Republican debate. I may even try to watch this one.
Continue reading →Labor Day is the bookend on the opposite end of summer from its holiday beginning, Memorial Day. July Fourth is its early peak, with the promise of many long light-filled days ahead. But Labor Day is summer’s last gasp, the … Continue reading →