By far the most brilliant script of any of the Batman movies. In case you’ve never seen it, here’s Part I.

Should Memphis keep its strip clubs? I haven’t been to a club in about 20 years, I guess, but there’s something not Memphissy about this.  Maybe the guys over at Six Meat Buffet would like to weigh in.

The story has mainstreamed with the St. Louis Dispatch picking it up.

How many months for this? Give a dog a bone? “All the kids were watching the officer shooting the dog. My heart was broken seeing an officer killing my dog.”

Famous founders of Rome and wolfsuckers Romulus and Remus are back in the news after a long hiatus.  It appears that archaelogists have discovered what they believe are the remains of a den on the Palatine that the ancient Romans revered as the Lupercale–the place where Romulus and Remus were raised up by wolves.  So, you see, the link between imperialism and transspecies milk consumption has been there since the

“I’m glad she did get jail. She took a life. She needs to be held accountable.” I shot the sheriff.

Comment by B Moe on 11/20 @ 2:26 pm # |Edit This This is really getting f[*]ucked up: “The father of one of the two 8-year-old suspects spoke with WXIA’s Kevin Rowson and said his son told him that everything that happened in the woods was consensual. Brandon LeBlanc said the girl accused the boys only after her parents had learned she had sexual relations. “There was no violence involved,”

James Lileks pays satirical tribute to the late Mr. Whipple.

Education Guy directed me to this wonderful program: For those seeking a quick way to show appreciation for the troops’ service far from home this holiday season, look no further than “Giving Thanks,” a new initiative from the Defense Department’s America Supports You program. (Video) Americans can send text messages of thanks and get responses from active-duty troops through the “Giving Thanks” initiative of the Defense Department’s America Supports You program.   (Click photo

Receives another blow. Shine On, Harvest Moon Jesus wept