Is Murder At Times Really Justifiable
“I’ll just walk around the course and watch you fellows play.”
Monthly Archive: March 2024
More Than One Hundred Dead as Death Toll Rises in Moscow Attack
The body count continues to grow in what is being called a “terrorist attack” on a massive concert and shopping center in Moscow.
A Chance for Sanity in the House of Representatives?
Democrats have an opportunity, if they choose to take it. Democrats could rescue Johnson and exact a price for doing so.
Saturday Morning Gaming: More Nobody Saves The World
I’ve been playing a lot more Nobody Saves The World since I first talked about it last week and the game continues to delight.
Weekend Plans Post: Recovery
A week later, we’ve mostly had conversations about stuff like “even though it’s X days after surgery, I FEEL SO MUCH BETTER!”
Sports Betting Opponents Try Mopping Water Off Legalized Gambling Beachhead
There will be no un-ringing the bell that launched legalize sports gambling in America. So, what is the next play for folks who don’t like legalized sports betting in America
The Month in Theaters February 2024
Ten movies in theaters in the month of February, with one repeat. This was better than last month with one clear standout.
Happiness, Ranked and Revealed
Understanding younger Americans “happiness” drop off has to include the conversation of carefully cultivated social and news media intake
Leo Varadkar To Step Down From Leadership of Ireland
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar announced he is stepping down from being the Taoiseach as soon as a replacement is named. BBC: During his time as taoiseach Mr Varadkar championed referendums to change the...
Spring Lamb from a Once Noisy Rock
This is a recipe for Springtime. It’s lamb shank in a white wine vegetable braise; rustic osso buco. I’m a sucker for lamb shank
Girl Dadding in the Taylor Swift Era
A bunch of my 90s artists overdosed, died tragically, or revealed themselves as deviants, so spare me “Taylor Swift is bad for my children.”
SCOTUS Allows Texas SB4 Immigration Enforcement: Read It For Yourself
The Supreme Court has ruled on the controversial Texas SB4 immigration law, clearing the way for the state to enforce its own immigration laws.
From WaPo: The Bidet Business is Booming
Remember the toilet paper faux shortage of the early pandemic era? Well, at least one niche market has seen a flood of business directly because of it, according to them.
Shopping For What You Forgot: Blue Box Store v Red Box Store
Shopping for what you forgot for the trip you are on, and the variations between the Blue big box store and the Red big box store.
