The SEC v The People Of Mississippi
It’s called extortion, and the SEC should be ashamed.
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Abusively Verbose Since 1978
Irrational Fury
You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry. But it brings out the zings like you wouldn’t believe!
The Politics of Caring
The NFL has dominated the media lately. Or, more correctly…the media has dominated the NFL lately. But this particular set of events tweaks my historic sport sentiment like a purple nurple from the ninth level of torment.
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From a Moment of Silence to Just Plain Silence
The recent shooting in Arizona is the latest example of a borderline world being struck by those who’ve already crossed the border of sanity. And the blame game is already in play.
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Security Scanners…Hazardous?
Regarding the use of full-body security scanners in airports by the TSA, I wouldn’t recommend anyone allow themselves to be subjected to the scanner.
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A Few Things I Hate About Football
I’m a fan of football, but there are some things I could totally do without: see how many you agree or disagree with!
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Brian McLaren needs to butt out
Just got an email that’s torqued my lugnuts a bit too much concerning Brian McLaren. In case you’re unfamiliar, he’s one of the most influential “evangelicals” in America…at least, according to Time magazine. I put “evangelical” in quotes, because, by my reading, the man doesn’t seem to have the whole Christian thing figured out yet.
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I Hate Eminent Domain
I have always hated the entire concept of eminent domain ever since the state came to my father and made him sell some of his frontage property.
Read MorePoor People Eating Fast Food to Survive is Bologna
Indeed, it’s a huge load of baloney. If you watch the news to any degree, you’ve been hearing this hokum for some time. Yeah, it’s actually several degrees worse than mere baloney, but I’ll restrict it to that.
Read MoreOnly an Idiot Can Vote for Barack Obama
Yup, that’s a provacative title, but I can’t think of any other explanation aside from abject ignorance. Basically, it boils down to three matters that, while interrelated, are still discernable and worth putting forward. This is my mile-long post for the year, so hold on to your hats.
Read MoreTo Protest, or Not to Protest
One of the key freedoms guaranteed in the first amendment to the U.S. Constitution is the right to free speech.
Read MoreO’Reilly, practice conservation: shut your mouth
Bush announced recently that he was rescinding the executive order prohibiting oil drilling on the continental shelf. An idiot reporter
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