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February 2007

The “Frampton Comes Alive! 2007” post (from the protein wisdom conceptual series)

“…Uh, honey?  Do me a favor and call Dr Bernbaum, would you?  Because I think I’m about to pass another kidney stone, and sweet holy Jesus, does it ever burn…!”

I’ll drink to that!

The Rocky Mountain News editorial writers wax (quasi) libertarian in response to “threats by the federal Alcohol Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau to take legal action against Boston Red Sox pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka because of a beer commercial he made in his native Japan”: It’s neither illegal, unusual nor at odds with baseball labor agreements for foreign players to sign commercial endorsements with alcohol distributors . . . so long

Catch-1972

Though George Will is hardly a supporter of Bush’s grand adventure in Iraq, that hasn’t forced him into the Democratic Party’s Camp Craven, where principles are traded like penny stocks, and where overmaneuvering for short-term gains generally leads to long-term self-inflicted wounds. Which is why in his latest column he is able to articulate nicely what I’ve pointed out before is the anti-war Democrat’s uncanny ability to checkmate themselves—all without

A Really, Really Important Action Alert (CraigC)

It’s a good thing we have the AP, the news organization of choice for those who support our boys in uniform, to let us know when there’s a desperate need to be filled.  In this very sad story, they describe the plight of those poor misguided souls from small towns who, desperate to survive in the dog-eat-dog world that is this broken economy, swallow the tripe coming from BushCo and

BRITNEY SPEARS AGAIN LEAVES REHAB SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL!

Some celebrities, eh?  Whaddya gonna do.  Poor, crazy, mixed up kid.  I say we just give her some space to heal. Also:  PICTURES BELOW OF BRITNEY LEAVING MALIBU REHAB FACILITY TO FIND SOME SPACE TO HEAL!  (seriously, this time).

Dialectical Materialism: What could be less material? [Dan Collins]

Dialectical materialism offered a weak substitute for transcendent belief. I’d start quoting, but I’d end up quoting most of it.  So just go read it, if you’re interested in this sort of thing. Yet another thing to do while in Cleveland.

The “if my sixth Pimm’s and ginger ale were a Lionel Richie song” post (or, postscript to “All Night Long (All Night)")

If my sixth Pimm’s and ginger ale were a Lionel Richie song, it would be called, “Damn, That’s Some Tasty Limey Shit!”—and it would peak at number twenty-four on the Billboard Pop Charts.  Unless, of course, Diana Ross agreed to sing it as a duet—and a Brooke Shields lookalike flashed a bit of berry-brown nipple in the video.  Then, it’d be number one with a bullet, baby!

Two Things David Geffen Has Right [Dan Collins]

Americans are dying every day in Iraq. And I’m tired of hearing James Carville on television. Word. On the other hand, this seems to be why Geffen has it in for the Clintons:

Shorter Collins (a Protein Wisdom Lefties Tell Me Who I Am Conceptual Post) [Dan Collins]

Declowning. They had it coming, but I still think the guy was wrong. h/t: jFry UPDATE: Captain!  The Romulan ship is declowning!

a CITIZEN JOURNALIST prepares himself for the coming HYPERPATRIOTIC state, 2

Spent this afternoon casing my new neighborhood for evidence of covert leftwing infiltration—something which, to the highly trained eye, will manifest itself in otherwise unremarkable quotidiana, be it the type of lift kit one puts on one’s Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, or the way the creases run down one’s quilt-lined Carhartt coveralls.  To date, I’ve managed to identify three compelling suspects—one of whom I believe to be an imminent threat (thanks