Shorter some Pajamas Media hack: I have recently discovered that (Pakula's) All the President's Men, Saturday Night Fever, and Roots were works of fiction. Obviously, this was a conspiracy to help liberals, because without these pictures everybody would have realized that Nixon wasn't a crook...
Month: November 2010
Me: “Look, here’s ‘me and Rob Farley’.” Stu: “Who’s Rob Farley?” Me: “Dude. My co-blogger; also, he’s coming to dinner next Wednesday after his guest lecture on battleships in my.
Now, I do disagree with, oh, about 30% of what he says, and those of you who have followed my thoughts on this subject can probably guess which 30%. But.
This isn't really a rivalry as much as an annual public execution, so it's probably time to stop playing this video: Greatest moment of my life, with the official exceptions of my wedding and the birth of my daughters. Maybe I'll stop playing it next...
One commenter in the third party thread argues that people arguing against implausible heighten-the-contradictions arguments have their own, similar problem: the even-handed liberal in me must point out that the.
This story seems odd on a number of levels. First, NBC's rules, which apparently require journalists to get permission from their bosses before contributing to or otherwise participating in political.
"I still like the Democrats."
...it would look something like Cooks Source, which has seemingly addressed the public's demand for magazines comprised entirely of stolen material. In the wake of all this, the magazine's Facebook.
This reminds me of this.
If I were Kevin Smith, I wouldn't want people to review my movies either. But given that his critical reputation persisted for about a decade after his (one) watchable-if-highly-overrated debut film, it's a little unsporting.
Apparently, it's good to revisit this post every two years.
Post-Halloween Friday Daddy Blogging... Miriam and Elisha