Friday Cat Blogging. . . Snowball
Month: October 2005
As predicted, Dave Noon surged to glorious victory in the LGM Baseball Challenge. Congratulations, Dave. Oh, and congrats on that other thing, too. As we at LGM are, evidently, staunchly opposed to re
Normally I wouldn’t stoop, but Matt has requested. . . Noonan: What everyone forgets about the case of Robert Bork in his confirmation hearings is that regular people watched him, listened to th
I’ve been reflecting on my initial take on the strategy surrounding Miers. And the more I think about it the more I have to say that I think that (gulp) Kos is right and Belle Waring is wrong. The Democrats should tacitly allow Miers to be confirmed. Belle does make the strongest point, which is […]
What Roy said. What’s most remarkable to me is that Reynolds never seems to consider that people might want to go into cities for any reason other than working; you know, to see a play or a ball
This will surprise most of you, but our new enemy is in fact real bad, like the Nazis and Pol Pot and Stalin with his goo-lags. We will beat them if we just try really hard. Jihad is over if you want
I can’t be the only one who savored the presence of Lee Tergesen in a Law and Order episode which prominently featured a jailhouse confession to a Muslim cleric. I have to agree with Scott, and disagree with Wolcott and Mannion. Law and Order has moderately improved this season. Tonight’s was the first episode in […]
What in the name of God is wrong with Florida? Alligators have clashed with nonnative pythons before in Everglades National Park. But when a 6-foot gator tangled with a 13-foot python recently, the re
Ah, Opening Night, and it is with both pride and sorrow that I note that the noblest franchise in sports has been, somewhat shockingly, picked by Sports Illustrated as the #1 team in the league. Wheth
You would like to think that the patently untrue assertion that Bush v. Gore was a 7-2 decision (the first one in history, apparently, with 4 dissenters who did not join any part of a majority or concurring opinion) would be limited to particularly dishonest conservative hacks trying to deny the self-evidently partisan nature of […]
1918 Spanish Influenza? The one that killed between 20 and 40 million people, including almost a million Americans? Turns out that it was bird flu. Very similar, in fact, to the type of avian flu that
Shorter Fred Barnes: If it feels this good being used, you can keep on using me until you use me up. This article does tell us what Bush’s strategy of invoking the Souter bogeyman by reassuring