Glenn Reynolds tosses a 70 m.p.h. heater down the heart of the plate:EVERYONE COMES TO KNOXVILLE SOONER OR LATER: Had a nice lunch with Jonah Goldberg, who’s speaking here at the University tonight. If you’re in Knoxville, you should check him out. Interestingly, it was...
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I write some, variation of this every time I'm, marking papers, but these, little, Shatners, they leave me no choice. At Unfogged earlier, we were discussing whether the ubiquity of.
... Ann Althouse!It seems to me that the President is the victim of his own ideas about how to do things differently. If he had graciously accepted the inheritance left.
In the first comment to my first post on Mad Men, Tom Elrod wrote: I definitely want an update to this post once you've finished the third season. I can't really respond much to this post until then, because I don't want to spoil anything[.]...
With all apologies to J.D. Salinger, I can't resist reading Donald Douglas's account of a Michele Bachmann event at Knott's Berry Farm in Holden Caulfield's terms. This is contemporary conservatism.
Learning that J.D. Salinger died a day after learning that Howard Zinn had qualifies as a sufficiently surreal experience for that type of person who very much resembles me. Catcher.
Over at Big Hollywood, a man who only watched the first half of Steven Soderbergh's Che declares the whole film a work of propaganda. You can tell he only watched the first half because he thinks the whole film is about Cuba—the second half, sometimes...
...has hit hard times and could use your assistance. The man has been an online institution since before they multiplied the "w" by three and the Internet has been an.
...foremost among them, have we seen the last of Brett Favre? Will he be back next year? Will the interception at the end of regulation tonight mate with the Webster.
I don't find the fact that some inveterate letter-writer who aches to see her name in print is doing what inveterate letter-writers who ache to see their names in print have done for the better part of a century all that interesting ... or I...
...can be read in its entirety at my place because Blogger is being a child and refusing to upload my screen shots. Here's everything up to the first image:Does it.
(This is a guest post by Ben Shapiro, the esteemed author of, among other things, "The Top 5 Conservative Characters on the First Episode of The Wire.")This is for all.