Ann Althouse finally tired of horrible people agreeing with the horrible things she writes and closed her comments to all but her husband. That Meade's the foremost offender when it comes to defending her offensive positions seems not to have occurred to her. But I...
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Steven Attewell and I decided that we didn't want to wait until next February to continue talking about Game of Thrones, and so we decided to start over. Here's our.
(This is obviously one of my visual rhetoric posts, all of which can be found here.) In my first post on "In Care Of," I discussed the importance of the.
In the comments of one of Other Scott's recent posts, the tired discussion about whether we're contractually obligated to agree with each other arose. We're not. Nor are we obligated to write about whatever your pet issue happens to be. I say this because I...
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ranks among the worst shows on television. Not because of the acting -- though the fact that Richard Belzer's been going through John Munch's.
Given that I'm moving back to Louisiana, it only seems fair that I pass its literacy test before being granted the right to vote. Unfortunately, it seems I'm illiterate: 1..
In my previous post on "In Care Of," I defined an "Oh Really" sequence as as structure of escalating exchanges that requires no dialogue to be understood. What I didn't say -- but which should make perfect sense in retrospect -- is that such sequences...
Glenn Reynolds: Rachel Jeantel made it sound like Travon Martin profiled George Zimmerman… or… what is a “creepy ass cracker”? Somebody ask Paula Deen. But here’s the key: Obama and.
The season finale of Mad Men, "In Care Of," contains an inordinate number of what I call "Oh Really?" reverse shots. They typically don't involve dialogue -- and the episode.
Not wanting to spend the entirety of my life figuring out how to put the entirety of my life into boxes and move it across the country, I decided to watch the animated adaptation of Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns. Directed by Jay Olivia...
How does one go about finding a reputable moving company? Because I feel like a freshmen trying to do academic research for the first time: I don't know what reviews.
Due to some foreseen circumstances -- my quarter just ended -- it took a little longer than usual to produce this podcast. But produced it has been! Enjoy! You can.