In The Mailbox: Black Friday

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— compiled by Wombat-socho




CLASSIC THANKSGIVING LEFTOVERS
The Desolate Wilderness
The New Land


OVER THE TRANSOM
First Street Journal: Democrats Lie; What Else Is New?
Proof Positive: Pilgrims Elect To Receive
Dead Republican Party: Official Obamabot Thanksgiving Litany
Michelle Malkin: Thanksgiving 2013
Twitchy: “Best Pic Captions Of The Day” – Oprah vs. Dr. Ben Carson On Obamacare


RIPPED FROM TODAY’S HEADLINES
American Power: Depraved Leftists Escalate Assault On Thanksgiving
American Thinker: The Knockout Game – What Took Conservative Media So Long To Notice?
Blackmailers Don’t Shoot: This Actually Happening
The Necropolitan Sentinel: Obamacare Watch – Check Out The Contractors
Don Surber: Daily Scoreboard, November 27-28
Jammie Wearing Fools: Goofing On Joan Walsh For Saying She Knows More About African-American History Than The Average White Person
JustOneMinute: It Takes A Village – To Find Hillarity’s Accomplishments
Pat Dollard: State Department Blames Closing Of Vatican City Embassy On Benghazi
Protein Wisdom: Documents – Karl Rove Gave Grover Norquist $26 Million In 2012
Shot In The Dark: Equity
The Jawa Report: Obamacare Bureaucracy Cancels Little Boy’s Life-Saving Cancer Treatments
The Lonely Conservative: NLRB Gives Unions The OK To Pay People To Protest At Walmart
Megan McArdle: A Fight Over Contraception Won’t Help Obamacare


Deadline to submit links for tomorrow’s FMJRA is noon Saturday; it used to be midnight Friday, but I don’t get up as early as I used to on weekends any more. Anyway –
DO IT.


19 comments

  5. Because someone has to worry about such things, if someone sent you an email article about Vladimir Putin, would that be Over the Transom of Red Chief?

    Enjoy the rest of your weekend, Wombat!

  6. Just received “Iron Coffins.” I ordered it as a companion to “Das Boot.” Interesting aside, “Das Boot” was ordered used through Amazon and came from the UK.

    “Das Boot” will have a place of honor next to “The Cruel Sea.”

  8. Still, Iron Coffins was a great book. Interesting to compare it to the memoirs of our submariners in the Pacific, who ran amok for most of the war (after they got the torpedoes to stop malfunctioning) because the IJN never bothered to train anti-sub warfare very much and didn’t get work on it the way the US and Royal Navies did.

  10. Did you ever read the story of the US submarine captain that took photos to prove US torpedoes weren’t working? That was a hair raising story in and of itself.

    I’m looking forward to “Iron Coffins.” Everything I’ve read about those old diesel WWII subs tells me they were not for the faint of heart. Of course, nothing about the front lines of WWII was for shrinking violets.

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