The blog’s host was down for about two hours; it’s so frustrating when that happens. But we’re back (for now; I’d better type quickly and post this before it disappears again). I’ll be putting up some posts a little later … Continue reading →
[BUMPED UP.] [NOTE: This small poetic effort of mine has become somewhat of a holiday tradition at neo-neocon. So here (with a few words changed for the sake of meter) it comes again—just like the holiday itself. Merry Christmas Eve … Continue reading →
…they’ve already gotten their Christmas presents from you and me. Year round.
Continue reading →[BUMPED UP once more.] All is not lost! You can still order from Amazon for the holidays through the handy neo-neocon portal. Use the widgets on the right sidebar, or go here. You’ll be glad you did. Your family and … Continue reading →
But it seems they didn’t listen to me.
Continue reading →Lately there’s been so much news that I don’t have the time to write in depth about all the things I’d like to. So I’m going to put on my “linker” hat and turn into Mini-Instapundit for the day: This … Continue reading →
Still driving them crazy after all these years.
Continue reading →Not a pair of flattering photos—both of them looked a lot better when young. But hey, didn’t we all?
Continue reading →The part with the interpreter is funny stuff:
Continue reading →Security at the Mandela memorial? It wasn’t just lax; it was apparently virtually nonexistent: Britain’s The Independent newspaper reported that “thousands of guests entering the FNB stadium in Soweto on Tuesday, especially those who had arrived very early, were not … Continue reading →
…and says it was a schizophrenic episode. I suppose it’s possible, but I call foul. After all, the man—whose name is Thamsanqa Jantjie—managed to hold it together quite nicely in terms of decorum and control for many hours. And he … Continue reading →
…gave me a late start today. GRRRRRR—hate, hate, hate computer problems! So although I managed to slap up a few posts today (see below) I probably am not through for the day. See you later.
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