“We Don’t Need No Stinking Badges”
How about them Georgia voters? Continue reading “We Don’t Need No Stinking Badges”
Month: October 2022
So Many In The Media Are Failing Us
In a quest for “even-handedness”, a lot of DC media critters are giving support to some loathsome ideas. Continue reading So Many In The Media Are Failing Us
Malaka Of The Week: Dan Snyder
Dan Snyder’s NFL film noir. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Dan Snyder
The Sunday Dozen: Fairport Convention
Cheers to Dave Pegg, Simon Nicol, Ric Sanders, Chris Leslie, Gerry Conway, Richard Thompson, Dave Swarbrick, Sandy Denny, Trevor Lucas, Maartin Allcock, Dave Mattacks and a cast of thousands. Continue reading The Sunday Dozen: Fairport Convention
Saturday Odds & Sods: Like A Rolling Stone
“You used to laugh about
Everybody that was hanging out
Now you don’t talk so loud
Now you don’t seem so proud
About having to be scrounging your next meal” Continue reading Saturday Odds & Sods: Like A Rolling Stone
Love Me Or Leave Me
Cheers to Walter Donaldson and Gus Kahn. Continue reading Love Me Or Leave Me
“Gallows Don’t Require Electricity”
The January 6 Committee’s fall finale. Continue reading “Gallows Don’t Require Electricity”
Friday Catblogging: Something’s Fishy
Meow from Claire. Continue reading Friday Catblogging: Something’s Fishy
Justice Is Not Vengeance
I don’t support state-sponsored execution. Continue reading Justice Is Not Vengeance
What John Fetterman And Hillary Clinton Have In Common
About that NBC interview with the Pennsylvania senate candidate, and the parallels to a certain presidential candidate’s emails. Continue reading What John Fetterman And Hillary Clinton Have In Common
Pulp Fiction Thursday: Gaudy Night, Savage Night
Dorothy Sayers meets Jim Thompson. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Gaudy Night, Savage Night
Man Out Of Time
Slouching towards a Trump indictment. Continue reading Man Out Of Time
A Red Flag For The Libertarian Party
Libertarians: no longer Republicans who just want to legalize pot. Continue reading A Red Flag For The Libertarian Party
Album Cover Art Wednesday: Groover’s Paradise
Cover art by Kerry Fitzgerald. Continue reading Album Cover Art Wednesday: Groover’s Paradise
Ryne Hancock: Assignment Georgia
Ryne has Georgia on his mind. Continue reading Ryne Hancock: Assignment Georgia
Malaka Of The Week: Tommy Tuberville
The malakatude, it burns. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Tommy Tuberville
To Hell With Anti-Mask Shame
An experience during my bout with COVID really drove something home about the deep selfishness of anti-maskers. Continue reading To Hell With Anti-Mask Shame
Irksome Things: Fall Has Fallen Edition
More vexatious venting. Continue reading Irksome Things: Fall Has Fallen Edition
Story Time: Why I’m Called Peter, Not Pete
Set the Wayback Machine to 2014. Continue reading Story Time: Why I’m Called Peter, Not Pete
The Sunday Dozen: Richard Thompson
Cheers to Richard Thompson, OBE. Continue reading The Sunday Dozen: Richard Thompson
Saturday Odds & Sods: Mingus Eyes
“What a fool I was, what a thin disguise. Brando mumble, Mingus eyes.” Continue reading Saturday Odds & Sods: Mingus Eyes
You Ain’t Woman Enough
Loretta Lynn, 1932-2022. Continue reading You Ain’t Woman Enough
Still All The Way With KBJ
Justice Jackson stands up for progressive originalism. Continue reading Still All The Way With KBJ
The Uncertainty Of Risk, The Risk Of Uncertainty
Is hurricane forecasting like horseshoes, where close counts? Regardless, the messaging has to improve. Continue reading The Uncertainty Of Risk, The Risk Of Uncertainty
Friday Catblogging: Kitty See, Kitty Do
A Change Is Coming To Iran
Another right wing extremist group learns what happens when you take bodily autonomy from women. Continue reading A Change Is Coming To Iran
Malaka Of The Week: Brett Favre
A curse was placed on Brett Favre in 2010. Is it still in effect in 2022? Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Brett Favre
Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Double Take
Tagline: A hard-boiled mystery story, tougher than a ten-minute egg. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Double Take
Wasn’t Born To Follow Up
Following up on posts about John Neely Kennedy, Stewart Rhodes, and Herschel Walker. Continue reading Wasn’t Born To Follow Up
What, Me Worry?
The world is a hard place right now. Continue reading What, Me Worry?