Just watched my son roll over on his own for the very first time. Not surprisingly, he did so in pursuit of a stuffed monkey. Because who doesn’t like a stuffed monkey. Anyway, bravo, S*tch. You’ll be throwing a wicked slider and banging cheerleaders 4 at a pop in no time. Just like your old man used to. And yes, I think I’m going to cry now. update: Okay, now
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Oops! Looks like we may have found some more of those WMDs that never existed… In related news, Al Qaeda continues to have no connection to Iraq. update: Nevermind. The kids at DU remind us that the Sarin gas is quite obviously a US military plant. And here I was thinking our enemies were evil. (h/t Michele) More. update 2: QandO, and Captain’s Quarters. And Citizen Smash has a more
Clifford Peache seems to have misinterpreted his relationship with Ricky Linderman
Clifford Peache: “But — I thought we were sort of a team now…”
protein wisdom, channeling Dean Vernon Wormer, offers the following advice to Canadian columnist Ant
protein wisdom: “Fat, drunk, and Canadian* is no way to go through life, Antonia.” *(With apologies in advance to those Canadians who happen not to be enormously fat, shrieking, potentially Jew-hating gobs of terror-enabling leftist goo with their own shrilly imbecilic and ubiquitously anti-American columns in the Toronto Star. Of whom I imagine there are like, literally dozens.) **** More. And more. And more. And more. And more. And —
Brautigan, Revisited – an American love story
Chapter 10: Irvine Chapter 1. Chapter 2. Chapter 3. Chapter 4. Chapter 5. Chapter 6. Chapter 7. Chapter 8. Chapter 9. “So for awhile I just wandered around in a daze, stopping off at various trout hotspots, looking up old friends, most of whom had up and moved. The few I did find regarded me suspiciously — as if noticing for the first time the gray rubber boots I wore
Film reviews in 5 words or less, #1
Elephant (2003) Directed by Gus Van Sant. Stars Alex Frost, Eric Deulen, John Robinson, Timothy Bottoms. Five words or less review: Wow!
Raymond Stoller invokes nominalism to chide his son, Dave
Mr. Stoller: “I’m not ‘papa.’ I’m your god-damned father.”
