Quote Of The Day: John Crace Edition
What Ho, Boris. Continue reading Quote Of The Day: John Crace Edition
What Ho, Boris. Continue reading Quote Of The Day: John Crace Edition
Dr. A discovered a lost picture of the late, great Della Street on her iPad. This is so Della: Continue reading Friday Catblogging: Vintage Della Street
My latest 13th Ward Rambler column is up at the Bayou Brief. This time I talk about the beastly hot weather, Gil Homan’s memorial service and second line, the Gret Stet Goober race, and the passing of former New Orleans … Continue reading Bayou Brief: Of Second Lines, Clothespin Votes & Jacques Chirac
More on Donald & Rudy’s Excellent Ukrainian Adventure. Continue reading Crazy Rudy’s Daffy Dossier
Could this vaguely Slavic looking gent be Rudy’s bag man? Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Big Boodle
Whither Mitch McConnell? Continue reading Turtle Watch
Robert Hunter, 1941-2019. Continue reading Album Cover Art Wednesday: Robert Hunter, R.I.P.
I’m just saying he’s fucking immortal and we owe him a term: Jimmy Carter sat in his Plains home this week, tired but thankful. Five months after breaking his hip, he had just finished up a tough session with his physical therapist. “She pushes me almost to the limit every time I have physical therapy, which is twice a week,” Carter said. “… I encourage her to give me all I can take.” And he’s somehow managed to avoid that Old Man Thing where he’s threatened by Kids Today and/or thinks they’re useless layabouts who just text all the time: … Continue reading First Draft is the Official Home of #DraftJimmy2020
Look at this idiot and his floofy tail and his fat little feets. A. Continue reading Tuesday Catblogging
“Medical bond” so that jails can get out of paying for sick inmates, who can’t afford treatment from hospitals, that write off those expenses, so that nobody’s responsible and nobody gets paid and only the inmates get punished: Tidwell had been on the receiving end of a practice referred to by many in law enforcement as a “medical bond.” Sheriffs across Alabama are increasingly deploying the tactic to avoid having to pay when inmates face medical emergencies or require expensive procedures — even ones that are necessary only because an inmate received inadequate care while incarcerated. What’s more, once they … Continue reading A Cruelty Turducken