Ouch! Digby bites!
And vampires of all kinds can be very attractive.I hope I never get on her bad side.
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Wil Wheaton is having a full on nerdgasm (not a bad thing, I enjoy my nerdgasms).
Gee, I woke up with some energy this morning. My cold is slowly being overcome by my body's immune system, my back is not hurting so much, and it is beautiful outside. Probably the last bright day for a while. Anyway, I thought I would write a quick post. I have not yet gone through my morning read, just started reading Balloon Juice. That, of course, lead to a side link about Joan Holloway.
Anyway, I might have more to say later. Or I may not. It is, as always, dependent on the fickle finger of fate. And SFM only knows where that finger has been.
Anyway, I might have more to say later. Or I may not. It is, as always, dependent on the fickle finger of fate. And SFM only knows where that finger has been.
Congratulations NTodd and E!
Honestly, people are so quick to pass judgment on situations that have yet to play out completely.
Even digby gets into shrill mode. Granted, with heavy doses of sarcasm.
Seriously, our side needs to live with a few blows now and then. This just is not all that big a deal.
The way some people are acting, you would think we lost the election in 2008. How about we show some intestinal fortitude and project a sense of confidence and assurance.
So now Beck has his scalp and our effort to generate green jobs during a recession will be just a little less effective. Lovely.Wish I could agree with Kevin. But I can not. The loss of Van Jones, while regrettable, is just not that devastating. Sensible, managerial knowledge is based on the fact that people may not be replaceable, but there are still able, competent people who can step into the position. So it takes a bit to recover from the resignation. Life goes on.
Even digby gets into shrill mode. Granted, with heavy doses of sarcasm.
I would hope that these leftist extremists like Color of Change will think twice before they go after an upstanding company like FOX News because the lesson here is that somebody is going to pay a big price for doing it. In fact, it probably would pay to keep a close eye on the FOX gasbags from now on to get an idea of which groups or individuals have offended the network and get rid of them before anyone has a chance to make a public stink. It would save everyone a lot of time and trouble.Chances are, Beck's show is dying financially. He is loosing the battle. So he got in one blow. It landed in an area that is not currently a focus of the administration. Health care reform is the focus. Van Jones was environment. It hurt, but only mildly.
Seriously, our side needs to live with a few blows now and then. This just is not all that big a deal.
The way some people are acting, you would think we lost the election in 2008. How about we show some intestinal fortitude and project a sense of confidence and assurance.
(Why Now?) What I don't understand is how these Republicans think they can be self-sufficient when they can't even change a P-trap under a sink? If they "go Galt" they'll be back as soon as they run out of toilet paper.Ouch! That had to hurt. Check their noses, to see if they are bleeding.
Or, as Mustang Bobby would say, SNAP!
In case anyone is wondering, the behavior of Joe Klein described at No More Mister Nice Blog is the exact behavior I have to deal with when confronting drunks and drug addicts on their behavior at the beginning of treatment. And, of course, Glenn Greenwald presents the facts to expose the denial and outright lies, just like I have to with drunks and drug addicts when they first enter treatment.
Imagine my surprise when I discovered Joe was confronted at a barbecue, with a drink in his hand. My my.
Of course, I leave you, my humble readers, to draw your own conclusions.
Imagine my surprise when I discovered Joe was confronted at a barbecue, with a drink in his hand. My my.
Of course, I leave you, my humble readers, to draw your own conclusions.
So, I received a threatening email, one that suggested I put cream and sugar in Sumatra coffee. Such vileness. I was properly offended. Oh, okay, it wasn't threatening, it wasn't vile, and it most certainly didn't properly offend me. Yes, yes, I was offended by the suggestion that copious amounts of cream and sugar be added to coffee, but that's just my issue.
Anyway, Carl of Unpopular Ideas sent me an email complaining about my comment registration system. Yes, I do hear a lot about my registration system. So, I increased the amount of ways to register to Rook's Rant. It seems the last few updates expanded login avenues. So, now, if you have a Google ID (all you Blogger bloggers have a Google ID), you can now use that to log in when you want to leave a comment. I also found that those with WordPress IDs can also login.
I'm not sure what the problem is with trying to register through my Movable Type installation (that is, registering through my server's MT software, not through some 2nd party application). I suspect it has to do with MT failing to send me emails, or some such thing. I do have a few people that have registered through my MT installation, but not many, considering the difficulty that exists for registering with my site.
Anyway, Carl of Unpopular Ideas sent me an email complaining about my comment registration system. Yes, I do hear a lot about my registration system. So, I increased the amount of ways to register to Rook's Rant. It seems the last few updates expanded login avenues. So, now, if you have a Google ID (all you Blogger bloggers have a Google ID), you can now use that to log in when you want to leave a comment. I also found that those with WordPress IDs can also login.
I'm not sure what the problem is with trying to register through my Movable Type installation (that is, registering through my server's MT software, not through some 2nd party application). I suspect it has to do with MT failing to send me emails, or some such thing. I do have a few people that have registered through my MT installation, but not many, considering the difficulty that exists for registering with my site.
Having had plenty of experience inserting my mouth into my foot, when Atrios made his first comment about Philly bicyclist behaving poorly, I just ignored it, despite being aware of it's generalization. Generalizing being one of the hallmarks of bigotry, sexism, and racism, he should have known better. Since then, he has had to follow up with two more posts, attempting to 'clarify' his first comment. Note I said clarify (hence the terror hashes. Doh!) not apologize.
Atrios is who he is, and all the emails, comments, and any other attempts at castigating him, will not result in any type of apology. It is not in his nature. Though, to his credit, he has walked back from the generalized statement. But, with no obvious apology in place, I figure he will continue to receive static for a bit more. Eventually, this will fade into the past.
No doubt, at a later date, he will make another sweeping generalization about one group or another, and once again set off a whirlwind of controversy.
Welcome to another day in Blogstonia.
Atrios is who he is, and all the emails, comments, and any other attempts at castigating him, will not result in any type of apology. It is not in his nature. Though, to his credit, he has walked back from the generalized statement. But, with no obvious apology in place, I figure he will continue to receive static for a bit more. Eventually, this will fade into the past.
No doubt, at a later date, he will make another sweeping generalization about one group or another, and once again set off a whirlwind of controversy.
Welcome to another day in Blogstonia.
It's insane here. Noisy, crowded, and full of life. Since I am here, it's only appropriate that I "borrow" a pic from Norwegianity.
If this doesn't give you nightmares, you're a Republican.
A quick update: I should mention that I also like this coffee shop. It servers the strongest coffee out of any coffee shop I've ever visited. It's not as strong as what I brew at home, but if they did, I suspect they'd get less business. Also, currently, on iTunes, I'm listening to Cities 97 Sampler; Volume 18. My ADD is getting seriously distracted by all the voices, so I needed headphones so I could concentrate on my morning blog reading.
If this doesn't give you nightmares, you're a Republican.
A quick update: I should mention that I also like this coffee shop. It servers the strongest coffee out of any coffee shop I've ever visited. It's not as strong as what I brew at home, but if they did, I suspect they'd get less business. Also, currently, on iTunes, I'm listening to Cities 97 Sampler; Volume 18. My ADD is getting seriously distracted by all the voices, so I needed headphones so I could concentrate on my morning blog reading.
Jeff is on a tear. He has written several outstanding posts about the Governor's race here in Minnesota. His latest is about the need for a Primary contest for politicians.
Oh, and about the whole "What ______ Said." Yeah, Mr. Duncan can......., well, I'm sure you know.
Oh, and about the whole "What ______ Said." Yeah, Mr. Duncan can......., well, I'm sure you know.
For crying out loud. I've been up since 4:30 AM and still there are no Monday morning posts worth bitching about. Seriously, I know Monday's suck, but still..... 6:44 AM and not one new post in Left Blogstonia.
I learned how to use tools! Damn, I'm good. Now NTodd will have to surrender his tiara to me!
Mwaaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
World Domination, here I come!
Much funner than Disneyland, I hear.
Mwaaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
World Domination, here I come!
Much funner than Disneyland, I hear.
When Kevin Drum left The Washington Monthly, I gave up on the site. However, I kept finding others linked to the postings of Steve Benen and Hilzoy so often, I ended up restoring it back to my RSS reader (Sage - a plugin for Firefox).
Today, that action paid off in spades with this simple graph:
Today, that action paid off in spades with this simple graph:
'nough said.It's a real shame Bush and Cheney screwed up so spectacularly, and ignored the law so systematically, that it's interfering with Obama's desire to govern. It really is. If I were in the president's shoes, I might feel the same temptations. But he signed up for this gig, vowing to rebuild the nation. As much as he'd like to get beyond the recent past, nothing of any value is ever built on a corrupted foundation.
Seriously, doesn't Mr Krugman know children can read his blog?
Welcome Dusty Rice to Eastern Blogstonia. I got to meet Dusty once. He was part of the Al Franken senate campaign. That was the day I embarrassed myself when I thought Al was referring to his movie "Stuart Saves His Family" when in fact he was referring to "When A Man Loves A Woman." I managed to wipe the egg off my face and have a good talk with Dusty and the rest of the team. Of course, he was quick to make the talk off the record. It was fine by me, because I really didn't want to write about the egg on face incident.
The one, of course, I just mentioned. Doh!
The one, of course, I just mentioned. Doh!
Digby has a post up basically eviscerating Chris Matthews for his man-crush swooning over George Bush the day of the "Mission Accomplished" landing. No doubt I think the landing turned out to be a political liability for Bush in the end. However, Digby's resentment of Chris Matthews is, in my humble opinion, wasted energy.
We can carry on all we want about the Legacy Media's complicity in building up public approval for the Iraq invasion, but it will avail nothing. In the end, it's over and done with, and no amount of railing against the media types still in front of the camera, or taking up column space in print, will change what happened.
The truth is simple, majority does not really rule, it follows. Media types like Chris Matthews are followers. The majority of the population are followers. I'll even include myself in that group. I was willing to give President Bush the benefit of the doubt about his leadership after Sept. 11, 2001. That he failed me, and the rest of the country, goes without saying. Had he been successful, we would not now be talking to a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan. In any event, on Sept 12, 2001, I was a willing follower.
Now, Chris Matthews simply did what he's always done, he followed. Oh, sure, he gets all riled up and spouts off incoherently from time to time. But that's to be expected. His ADD some days just gets the best of him. Indeed, I am willing to give him that excuse on the day of the aircraft carrier landing. Hell, I would have probably gotten caught up in the excitement.
Now, let me reiterate; that was the past.
If we are to be held to the expectation of always being perfect, and never given a chance to redeem ourselves, to earn back trust, than the entire population of the world can not be trusted. There are many things I did, as a child, an adolescent, and as a drug addicted adult, that were hurtful, malicious, and disastrous; both to my life and others' lives. I've had to learn to accept that part of my past. So too have those I harmed learned to come to accept me despite my past. It's called forgiveness, a necessary component of being human because of our many flaws.
I am willing to give Chris Matthews a break. After the shock of Sept. 11, 2001, many of us were lost, rudderless. We naively relied on our president and his administration to lead us through the tragedy and become stronger. And his actions at first seemed to suggest he was headed in that direction. Unfortunately, we have since learned they victimized us, taking advantage of our collective shock and naivety. However, where the Bush administration purposely lead us astray, I do not for one minute believe Chris Matthews, and many other journalists, were malicious in their blind following.
Chris is now working to expose the fraud that was the Bush/Cheney administration. Personally, I am glad to see it, and hope to see more of this in the future. If he's doing right by us now, I am willing to overlook his exuberance of the past. Sometimes, the best apology is not explicitly spoken but implicitly shown by works. Often, we ourselves change unawares, and only in looking back over time do we see that change. Perhaps Chris has changed, and is not yet fully aware of that change.
I understand Digby's fear of trusting Chris Matthews, along with many of his peers, considering their past actions and how they helped perpetuate a grave error of leadership. I, on the other hand, will instead give him the benefit of the doubt, and hope that he is now working towards being an honest defender of the truth.
Where I will not give such benefit is to those who still actively carry water for the past administration. They were, and continue to be, complicit in the manipulation. They still use fear and anger to pursue an ideology that harms the majority and benefits the rich elitists in this world. Their works expose them as corrupt. I maybe forgiving, but I am not naive. Not any longer. My shock has passed.
In the end, though, I have to recognize the humanity in all of us, which includes the imperfections we all carry. I refuse to live my life in constant fear of those flaws. It was that type of fear Bush and Cheney used to manipulate and mislead us, at the cost of our national pride, the loss of over 3000 (and rising) military members, and the loss of countless Iraqis lives.
I believe there is good in the majority of the people. More so than there is bad. I choose to focus on the good. I have no choice. Well, okay, yes I do. Yet, to focus on the bad means I will be unhappy, fearful, and miserable, opening me to further manipulation by people like those in the Bush administration. I certainly don't want that to happen - again. I believe Chris Matthews, and others, are also coming around to recognize their errors of the past, and are working at changing.
The thing is, I am not in control of others, and so have no say in how quickly, or slowly, a person changes old behaviors. That includes fellow progressives who still feel a lack of trust and an unwillingness to give others a chance at redemption. I have to recognize my own lack of power over the thoughts and actions of others. I have to let go and let Spaghetti & Sauce.
We can carry on all we want about the Legacy Media's complicity in building up public approval for the Iraq invasion, but it will avail nothing. In the end, it's over and done with, and no amount of railing against the media types still in front of the camera, or taking up column space in print, will change what happened.
The truth is simple, majority does not really rule, it follows. Media types like Chris Matthews are followers. The majority of the population are followers. I'll even include myself in that group. I was willing to give President Bush the benefit of the doubt about his leadership after Sept. 11, 2001. That he failed me, and the rest of the country, goes without saying. Had he been successful, we would not now be talking to a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan. In any event, on Sept 12, 2001, I was a willing follower.
Now, Chris Matthews simply did what he's always done, he followed. Oh, sure, he gets all riled up and spouts off incoherently from time to time. But that's to be expected. His ADD some days just gets the best of him. Indeed, I am willing to give him that excuse on the day of the aircraft carrier landing. Hell, I would have probably gotten caught up in the excitement.
Now, let me reiterate; that was the past.
If we are to be held to the expectation of always being perfect, and never given a chance to redeem ourselves, to earn back trust, than the entire population of the world can not be trusted. There are many things I did, as a child, an adolescent, and as a drug addicted adult, that were hurtful, malicious, and disastrous; both to my life and others' lives. I've had to learn to accept that part of my past. So too have those I harmed learned to come to accept me despite my past. It's called forgiveness, a necessary component of being human because of our many flaws.
I am willing to give Chris Matthews a break. After the shock of Sept. 11, 2001, many of us were lost, rudderless. We naively relied on our president and his administration to lead us through the tragedy and become stronger. And his actions at first seemed to suggest he was headed in that direction. Unfortunately, we have since learned they victimized us, taking advantage of our collective shock and naivety. However, where the Bush administration purposely lead us astray, I do not for one minute believe Chris Matthews, and many other journalists, were malicious in their blind following.
Chris is now working to expose the fraud that was the Bush/Cheney administration. Personally, I am glad to see it, and hope to see more of this in the future. If he's doing right by us now, I am willing to overlook his exuberance of the past. Sometimes, the best apology is not explicitly spoken but implicitly shown by works. Often, we ourselves change unawares, and only in looking back over time do we see that change. Perhaps Chris has changed, and is not yet fully aware of that change.
I understand Digby's fear of trusting Chris Matthews, along with many of his peers, considering their past actions and how they helped perpetuate a grave error of leadership. I, on the other hand, will instead give him the benefit of the doubt, and hope that he is now working towards being an honest defender of the truth.
Where I will not give such benefit is to those who still actively carry water for the past administration. They were, and continue to be, complicit in the manipulation. They still use fear and anger to pursue an ideology that harms the majority and benefits the rich elitists in this world. Their works expose them as corrupt. I maybe forgiving, but I am not naive. Not any longer. My shock has passed.
In the end, though, I have to recognize the humanity in all of us, which includes the imperfections we all carry. I refuse to live my life in constant fear of those flaws. It was that type of fear Bush and Cheney used to manipulate and mislead us, at the cost of our national pride, the loss of over 3000 (and rising) military members, and the loss of countless Iraqis lives.
I believe there is good in the majority of the people. More so than there is bad. I choose to focus on the good. I have no choice. Well, okay, yes I do. Yet, to focus on the bad means I will be unhappy, fearful, and miserable, opening me to further manipulation by people like those in the Bush administration. I certainly don't want that to happen - again. I believe Chris Matthews, and others, are also coming around to recognize their errors of the past, and are working at changing.
The thing is, I am not in control of others, and so have no say in how quickly, or slowly, a person changes old behaviors. That includes fellow progressives who still feel a lack of trust and an unwillingness to give others a chance at redemption. I have to recognize my own lack of power over the thoughts and actions of others. I have to let go and let Spaghetti & Sauce.
Norwegianity is now blogging with WordPress. It's about damn time he got back to Blogstonia. Where the hell he's been all this time, I haven't a clue. Nor does he elucidate upon his earlier departure.
What a Cheney.
What a Cheney.
Bark Bark Woof WoofOh, all right. So I was a bit late in doing my weekly larceny. What are you going to do? Report me to the Blog Patrol? Yeah, right.
Friday Blogaround
What's up this week in the LC?- A Blog Around The Clock: how to organize a smart mob.Okay, I did some shopping this week. But only on-line.
- All Facts and Opinions: California cities line up against Prop 8.
- archy: a fine state.
- Bark Bark Woof Woof: does it matter what the bible says about same-sex marriage?
- Bloggg: when it comes to corruption, Chicago ain't got nothing on Philly.
- Dohiyi Mir: how did a day without a gay go?
- Echidne Of The Snakes: do bitches have feelings?
- Florida Progressive Coalition Blog: Dan Gelber in the Senate?
- Iddybud Journal: worth the fight.
- Left Is Right: bits and pieces.
- Left Turn Only: changes are coming to Chris's site.
- Musing's musings on the background of Gov. Blagojevich's troubles.
- Pen-Elayne on the Web: sorry for the inconvenience...
- Rook's Rant: remember that stimulus check?
- rubber hose: czar wreck.
- Scrutiny Hooligans seeks advice on a new computer.
- SoonerThought: the next Secretary of Education.
- Speedkill gets life advice from absolute strangers.
- Steve Bates, The Yellow Doggerel Democrat: snow in Houston.
- Stupid Enough Unexplanation: keep the fitz in Fitzmas.
- The Fulcrum: cannon fodder.
- The Invisible Library: Keith spins his yarn about his trip to Ireland.
- WTF Is It Now?? time wasters.
- ...You Are A Tree: Starship mash-up.
Excuse me just a bit.
[loud sound of wood scraping on the floor]
Okay, there. I've got my soap box in place. Now, I just have to find my microphone.
[turns head about, looking for microphone]
Oh, come on! It's a simple request! Where in hell is my mic?
Oh, there it is.
[grins sheepishly]
Sorry. It was just sitting here on this table. Don't know how I missed it the first time.
[Steps up on soap box, adjusts mic on stan....]
Where the hell is my mic stand?
For Christ's sake! Who took my mic stand?
Oh, wait. There it is under my winter coat.
[another sheepish grin]
My bad. I forgot I hung it on the stand when I first arrived.
[steps back up on soap box, adjusts mic on stand, causes loud feedback]
Oh, jeez! I am so sorry.
[hops off of soap box and adjusts setting on amp]
[steps back up on soap box, adjusts mic on stand, taps mic]
Can you all hear me?
What? You, in the back, speak up. Turn it up? Oh, okay. I gotchya.
[hops off of soap box and adjusts setting on amp again]
[steps back up on soap box, adjusts mic on stand, taps mic]
Can you hear me now?
[makes a dead pan face]
No, I don't work for Verizon. Smart ass.
[makes final adjustment to mic stand, holds hands out for quiet]
[loud sound of wood scraping on the floor]
Okay, there. I've got my soap box in place. Now, I just have to find my microphone.
[turns head about, looking for microphone]
Oh, come on! It's a simple request! Where in hell is my mic?
Oh, there it is.
[grins sheepishly]
Sorry. It was just sitting here on this table. Don't know how I missed it the first time.
[Steps up on soap box, adjusts mic on stan....]
Where the hell is my mic stand?
For Christ's sake! Who took my mic stand?
Oh, wait. There it is under my winter coat.
[another sheepish grin]
My bad. I forgot I hung it on the stand when I first arrived.
[steps back up on soap box, adjusts mic on stand, causes loud feedback]
Oh, jeez! I am so sorry.
[hops off of soap box and adjusts setting on amp]
[steps back up on soap box, adjusts mic on stand, taps mic]
Can you all hear me?
What? You, in the back, speak up. Turn it up? Oh, okay. I gotchya.
[hops off of soap box and adjusts setting on amp again]
[steps back up on soap box, adjusts mic on stand, taps mic]
Can you hear me now?
[makes a dead pan face]
No, I don't work for Verizon. Smart ass.
[makes final adjustment to mic stand, holds hands out for quiet]
Continue reading Sigh.
Sorry, but Blue Girl knocks Atrios out with this one.
Of course, I suspect Atrios has his tongue firmly placed against his cheek with his pick, but that's only because I find him to be a sarcastic smart ass. Who knows, maybe he really does find that video to be great. There's no accounting for taste.
Of course, I suspect Atrios has his tongue firmly placed against his cheek with his pick, but that's only because I find him to be a sarcastic smart ass. Who knows, maybe he really does find that video to be great. There's no accounting for taste.
Bark Bark Woof WoofWoke up late. Not going Christmas shopping. I will have to run to Wal-Mart to get some special light bulbs for our chandelier that hangs over the dining room table. That's so The GirlFriend™ can wrap gifts later this evening.
Friday Blogaround
The turkey is in the fridge awaiting turkey tetrazini, turkey hash, turkey sandwiches, flaming turkey wings... Here's what the LC chewed on this week.- A Blog Around The Clock: what's wrong with this picture?Now that you've read this, you can go shopping. Or not.
- archy: punditry is fun.
- Bark Bark Woof Woof: doing something.
- Bloggg: turkey lurkey.
- Collective Sigh: vacation!
- Dohiyi Mir: already a failure.
- Echidne Of The Snakes: opposition research.
- Florida Progressive Coalition Blog: good news for adoption and families in Florida.
- Iddybud Journal: a Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving.
- Left Is Right: amazing prediction.
- Musing's musings: giving thanks.
- Pen-Elayne on the Web: Happy Thanksgiving.
- Rook's Rant: A new concept.
- rubber hose: question authority.
- Scrutiny Hooligans: save some money.
- SoonerThought: McCain staffer impressed with Obama picks.
- Speedkill: bringing the crazy.
- Steve Bates, The Yellow Doggerel Democrat: silence is golden.
- Stupid Enough Unexplanation: Michael Medved on history.
- The Invisible Library: Erin go Keith and Elvira.
- WTF Is It Now?? Holiday gift advice.
Mustang Bobby had a good QOTD over at BBWW. However, I decided to branch off from that and ask what few loyal readers I have to name what they think are the best movies about magic/magicians.
Two recent ones come to mind for me: The Illusionist and The Prestige.
Two recent ones come to mind for me: The Illusionist and The Prestige.
Bark Bark Woof WoofBetter late than never.
Friday Blogaround
Eleven days to go... Here's how the the LC is wrapping it up.- A Blog Around The Clock: political roundup of the week.If your state does it, consider early voting.
- All Facts and Opinions: the waiting is the hardest part.
- archy: the global war on Christmas has begun.
- Bark Bark Woof Woof: they're not serious.
- Bloggg: voting booth advice.
- Collective Sigh: on Ted Stevens and stupidity.
- Dohiyi Mir: single party rule.
- Echidne Of The Snakes continues her series on her emergence as a feminist.
- Florida Progressive Coalition Blog: citizen interviews on Amendment 2 (the same-sex marriage ban) in Florida
- Iddybud Journal: James Taylor.
- Left Is Right: bits and pieces.
- Lefty Side of the Dial: wined and dined.
- Musing's musings: polling by signs.
- Pen-Elayne on the Web... from the Left Coast.
- Rook's Rant: one vote counts.
- rubber hose: on and off the SOFA.
- Scrutiny Hooligans: anvil time.
- SoonerThought: Joe McCain and traffic.
- Speedkill: Pat Buchanan on Colin Powell.
- Steve Bates, The Yellow Doggerel Democrat: clothes fake the man.
- Stupid Enough Unexplanation: hateful stuff.
- The Fulcrum: constitutional primer.
- The Invisible Library: writing software.
- WTF Is It Now?? OMFG.
- ...You Are A Tree: tough times and best wishes.
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