The Manolo, he has spoken. And he has a lot more to say on the subject than I did: The second, and more perplexing matter, is the Charlotte Olypmia platform pumps, of which the Manolo’s friends have inquired “How? Why?” … Continue reading →
…and those Maine booms?
Continue reading →…hurts British pensioners.
Continue reading →[Hat tip: Dave in Texas at Ace’s.]
Continue reading →Here’s BP’s side of the story, presented by its CEO, Tony Hayward. I’m not offering this because I believe it’s the truth, the whole truth,and nothing but the truth (hardly), but because it’s of interest in terms of some of … Continue reading →
Today marks the beginning of the three-day Memorial Day weekend. I probably will post another piece on the topic before the holiday is out, but for now I’ll offer a repeat of a song video that I think especially touching … Continue reading →
Could this description of the basic South Korean attitude towards the North be true? If so, it sounds like wishful liberal thinking and excuse-making run amok.
Continue reading →I’m at an all-day (and part of the night) family celebration, so blogging will be light today. But feel free to talk amongst yourselves.
Continue reading →…that Jan Brewer’s maiden name was Drinkwine? Wouldn’t it have been great if she’d hypenated it when she got married?
Continue reading →Robin of Berkeley makes an important distinction between liberals and leftists. And it is hardly limited to Jews.
Continue reading →…Indiana Republican Representative Mark Souder has been caught with his pants down (metaphorically speaking) and will be resigning. The 59-year-old Souder was a big family values guy and a conservative Christian, but that didn’t stop him from having an affair. … Continue reading →
…have deans like this when I was in law school? And oh—here’s a few for you guys.
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