Car colors redux
[NOTE: And just when I thought I’d lost it forever, one of the missing posts turned up again. Mysteries abound. Here it is.] Yes, I knew it. It turns out that (hat tip: commenter “Mr. Frank”) silver is the most … Continue reading →
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Noam Chomsky…
…chomps on the news of Bin Laden’s death. His opinion is about what you’d suspect, including the fact that he is suspicious of claims that Bin Laden is guilty—including Bin Laden’s own claim.
Continue reading →What’s up with car colors?
Whatever happened to car colors? It seems these days that gray’s the thing, in every possible shade and tone: silver, metallic, charcoal, light, dark, middling, and every type of gray in between. Much more gray than I care to look … Continue reading →
Here’s a guy…
…who’s really happy Osama was killed.
Continue reading →Happy Easter!
Happy Easter to all my celebratory Christian readers, and to all those who just enjoy the holiday as well! One year when my son was little, I spent the week prior to Easter blowing out eggs and dying them. Now … Continue reading →
April…
…is the cruelest month.
Continue reading →The question is…
…will enough of the public care about Obama’s blatant hypocrisy and abuse of power to make a difference in 2012? I wouldn’t bet on it. They never have before, and Obama knows it.
Continue reading →I’ve been having…
…connectivity problems. This is the first time I’ve been online today. So here are a few links; better late than never: —Bookworm has some reflections for the first night of Passover, which is this evening. —Paul Krugman says hey,
Continue reading →Obama…
…the negotiator.
Continue reading →Thoughts on the budget deal
Boehner seems to have turned out to be a better negotiator than previously thought. When Obama spoke, he sounded so relatively sincere that for a moment I allowed myself the luxury of imagining what it would have been like if … Continue reading →
With friends like NATO…
…who needs enemies?
Continue reading →Budget deal…
…till Thursday.
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