Month: February 2010

One of the benefits of Facebook is that I don’t have to think.  Ok, maybe that’s not a benefit after all but it does allow me to share things quickly without writing paragraphs of detail around a particular topic.  Here’s

Remember my recent debate with my ever so educated friend in “Long Winter…”? If you haven’t read it please do.  It won’t take long to understand.  Some of you may have been wondering what kind of debate I was expecting. 

From somewhere deep in the interwebs comes this story.  I have no idea as to the original source but I have seen it a few times and thought you might like it: While suturing up a cut on the hand

Too funny!   Thanks GB   …

In perhaps the best indicator of the fallacy of global warming, I’ve exceeded my monthly post count record with 22 posts (now 23) in February.   The cold weather has been good for something at least. On another note, I managed

I heard a crash outside my bedroom last night.  I was annoyed but I wasn’t frightened.  I knew with utter certainty that the noise wasn’t some terrorist ratbag breaking in to take my food.  I knew that it wasn’t the

“Did you ever wonder that Envy is the only one of the Seven Deadly Sins that doesn’t give the sinner even momentary pleasure?” –George Will at CPAC 2010. I wasn’t going to follow up with another post today but I

I wake up and it’s hard to breathe. My entire body is sore.  My legs hurt the worst and my hip is screaming at me to roll over and relieve the pressure.  As I do, pressure of a different sort

I guess the guy that flew his plane into the IRS building in Texas today is making a lot of news.  I read his entire manifesto and am still thinking it over.  I might post on it in the future

    Blind acceptance of truth destroys industries and lives.  The myth that not printing an email is somehow “saving trees” is annoying to me.  Primarily because I happen to know that you’re not saving anything by avoiding the printer