*****Now with OPEN THREAD!!***** Memories. (Recalcitrant) Monkey, Come Back Gypsies’ Chimpanzees Maybe I’m A Monkey King Kong Song

As you all know by now, Deb Frisch — in addition to being reviled by nearly everyone she has come into contact with — is also delusional. To wit, for the last year, she’s been trying to rewrite the history of our encounter, citing — as the key piece of “evidence” in her ongoing threats to sue me, my attorney, Brit Hume, her lawyers, Michelle Malkin, the Denver Police, various

…for the kind words and support. As many of you now realize, I’m more than a bit dismayed with how slowly the justice system is moving — allowing a certain crazed, vodka-sodden pole dancer to continue her postings about my family and friends, including (most recently) the public posting of phone numbers — a full year after she started her descent into the ranks of the terminally unemployable and the

Later, all.

Al Gore, at Live Earth, on the topic of global warming advocacy: “We are in a transition time in history when the only way we can get to where we need to be is by starting from where we are.” — Or, to put it in terms that eschew pseudo-profundity for clarity, “the way to fight global warming is to get serious about fighting global warming.” Now, here’s John Roberts

Garrett: “Sometimes it burns when I pee. Really, really burns. But then, I guess the fascists in the White House already knew that about me, didn’t they…”*

From the AP: The NAACP is needed now more than ever because the Bush administration has done little to support blacks, the civil rights organization’s national chairman said Sunday as its 98th annual convention opened. Speaking before an audience of 3,000, Julian Bond, the NAACP board chairman, cited a range of concerns including the administration’s slow response to Hurricane Katrina, the war in Iraq and its handling of immigration issues.

Pundit Review Radio interviews Michael Yon, who is critical of, among other things, the Washington Post’s Kiki Munshi — whose descripton of conditions in Baqubah Yon calls “definitely untrue,” noting that “the people of Baqubah are ecstatic. This place has had remarkable turnaround.” For her part, Ms Munshi depicts Baqubah as a spot for suicide junkies, cadaver dogs, and perhaps Ebeneezer Scrooge, should he ever need a lesson from the

It’s Monday. Just for the record. **** update: Yup, just double checked. Still Monday. Incidentally, the Pub is just about ready. In fact, it’s up, but I still have no Photoshop for the Mac, so I haven’t been able to come up with a new header graphic. Those who wish to be able to publish on the PW Pub will need to register there (this includes current guest posters; the