Friday Cat Blogging... Frodo and Pip
Month: July 2006
The Reverend William Lawson takes the conservative victimization ball and runs it well past the point of pure moral idiocy:Lawson likened Lay to James Byrd, a black man who was.
Variety reports... The Sopranos will not return until March. I wouldn't be surprised if this is the first of several delays. Rome will return in January, but will only have.
Good Defense News article (subscription only) on the deployment of the DF-31 and the DF-31A. These are the first Chinese missiles capable of MIRVing (3-5 warheads each of up to 150 kilotons). The former have an 8000 mile range, which simply reinforces and expands existing...
Yes, I realize this is an unhealthy obsession.Mickey has responded:Numerous readers email to note Plano's very Republican voting record--Collins County, of which it's a part, went 71% for Bush in.
The Reds had a tendency to blow late inning leads. This was a problem. They have now solved this problem by ensuring that they will never again take a lead.
As a follow-up to my previous posts about Georgia's attempt to pass an unconstitutional voting law, the federal courts have blocked enforcement of Georgia's new attempt at vote suppression electoral reform. The argument seems to be that the new law is no longer a patently...
Mickey is railing again about Plano, Texas. Apparently, An Inconvenient Truth is doing well in Plano multiplexes, which has given Mickey conniptions. Plano, he would have his readers believe, is.
Once you boil off the contempt for women so surprising in an argument from the forced pregnancy lobby (besides, everyone knows that the most common reason for obtaining an abortion.
Not being a lawyer myself, I am free to fully endorse this method of opinion writing. Sample:Before proceeding further, the Court notes that this case involves two extremely likable lawyers, who have together delivered some of the most amateurish pleadings ever to cross the hallowed...
In the smartest column he has ever written (or will write) Jonah Goldberg described the Slate ethos as "liberals are wrong but not for the reasons conservatives think they're wrong"..
The comment thread to this post compels me to add a couple of additional points: Pithlord's slippery slope arguments about the consequences of not providing funding to Catholic hospitals that.