Stop Guitar Steroid Abuse!
by Smitty (h/t Proof Positive) Nothing like coming across a fresh genius
Jared Diamond on Haiti
by Smitty This post is prompted by Freeberg. In my pre-blogging days, when I still had time to read stuff, one object of fascination was Collapse, by Jared Diamond. Here is the relevant Wikipedia. I took my copy to work to show to a colleague, which will keep this post mercifully short. What I recall […]
Faint Mumblings, Jumbled, Ricochet About
by Smitty I don’t want to sound jumpy, but I sort of get the impression that something significant may have happenend in the land of Oldsmobile Delmont submarines. I’m just
The FMJRA Promises to be Huge
by Smitty First, an apology to those who’ve diligently linked us, and gone unrewarded. I assure you that there isn’t shred #1 of malice in my
Does Anyone Know Why We Have A Debt Ceiling?
by Smitty (h/t Drudge) If the Democrats want to keep raising the debt limit, as with this $1.9T proposal, then what is the point of having one? The national debt either: Has some meaning other than the obvious one for the common people, Has already snuffed us, so WTF?, Is problematic, but the country is […]
Flip Side of the Brown Coin
by Smitty The Amused Cynic points to a George Will column which ends: If the Democrats’ congressional leaders are determined to continue their kamikaze flight to incineration, they will ignore Massachusetts’ redundant evidence of public disgust. They will leaven their strategy of briberies with procedural cynicism — delaying certification of Massachusetts’ Senate choice, or misusing “reconciliation” […]
Check Out Mako Snark
by Smitty No Sheeples Here unveils Mako Snark a repository collecting those delightful photoshop outings for easy reference. No sheeples, just biting sharkasm. Putting the ‘ow’ in ‘ow-labama’. Photoshopaholics beware.
Go, Tom Campbell!
by Smitty (h/t Instapundit) U.S. Senate Candidate Tom Campbell, on Flashreport: America’s national debt is an economic burden, a moral failing, and a foreign policy vulnerability. It’s the single most important problem we face, and that’s why I’m running for the US Senate. The sheer dimension of the federal budget deficit, and debt, is almost […]
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