“I’ve never been there, but the brochure looks nice.”
Capital-I Intellectualism will surely be the death of us all.
Monthly Archive: May 2015
Saturday!
The first “Okay, Maybe I’ll have to get a console” game is technically out in the wild. But illegally.
Fatherhood & Conservatism: A Response to Roland Dodds
Becoming a parent impacts us all in big and small ways. Another father’s experience with parenthood and politics.
Social Democracy and Multiculturalism
Roland Dodds wonders to what degree an extensive redistributive welfare state can work in a multicultural society.
Sometimes Guys Just Say Things
Prudie might be a little too critical of a guy who made an ill-conceived comment.
While at the liberal TMZ…
The left proves brave enough to question its own assumptions on the issues that truly matter.
Linky Friday #114: Food, Family, & Fun
This week: Culture, Evolution, Business, Crime, America, and the World!
Comment Subscriptions Reloaded Rejected and Replaced
Current subscriptions (the ones that are working) will still function, but we need to switch over to a more reliable if less feature-rich application.
Another Bob Story
If I’ve accomplished anything in my life, it’s because people like Bob took the time to tell me stories like the this one, and I was foolish enough to believe them.
The Bright Side of Short Sellers
Short sellers helped focus attention on the practices of Lumber Liquidators.
SIHTAF: Manny Pacquiao Made Me Bet Wrong
The fight in the ring in Las Vegas last weekend was not nearly as tedious as the ones coming up in the courtroom are going to be.
Fatherhood & Conservatism
Guest writer Roland Dobbs, a long-time liberal, notices his political views shifting rightward with recent the arrival of his baby daughter.
What’s the Deal with the Cincinnati Red Stockings?
In olden days, a team called “Stockings” were looked on as something shocking …
Speakers in Art
The Avengers 2 “Prima Nocta” controversy and when audiences confuse artists and characters as the speaker
Mother Goose On My Mind
I found some great children’s videos for Lain. Recommended for anyone with small kids, though only if you have a high tolerance for song-stickage in the brain.
