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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Monsters Among Us
Presented without comment because, honestly, I don’t know what to say: Abstract Abortion is largely accepted even for reasons that do not have anything to do with the fetus’ health. By showing that (1) both fetuses and newborns do not … Continue reading
Posted in Life
25 Comments
Tuesday Where’s The Wagonburner Open Comments
Where is the wagonburner off to this week?
Posted in Open Comments
114 Comments
Monday Bridal Shower Open Comments
Well, I’ve returned from my journey to Vernon.. Future son-in-law hails from this town, and we spent a lot of time with him and his family. Aggie Beau and Lovely took us on a tour of the town. AB showed … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Open Comments
Tagged bridal shower, goats, guar, guar gum, hostess, Kids, loot, lots of loot, lots of wind, relatives, Texas, Vernon, wind
164 Comments
Weekend Miracle On Toast Open Comments
We’ve seen many “miracles” that present themselves in various foods. This very week, Elvis appeared in a rasher of bacon. Jesus has appeared in many forms in/on many media. On a grilled cheese (I can’t imagine Jesus appearing on one … Continue reading
Posted in Open Comments
166 Comments
Friday Pleistoscene Plant Open Comments
30,000 years ago, a ground squirrel buried a piece of fruit for later. And must have forgotten where he left it. On the frozen edge of the Kolyma River in northeastern Siberia, in an ancient pantry harboring seeds and other … Continue reading
Posted in Open Comments
138 Comments
Thursday Glowing Open Comments
It’s late, and I’m too tired to get too serious. I had heard about this, but then I stumbled upon this video. This is just too cool: Here’s another example of the glowing waves. That led me to look for … Continue reading
Posted in Open Comments, Science
Tagged algae, bioluminescence, blue water, glowing water, red algae, surfing, weird fish
95 Comments
Wednesday Steve McQueen Open Comments
A Hollywood dude who epitomized cool. One who I doubt would be out yapping about global warming or some smelt in an estuary somewhere. More pics here. A few you wimmins will prolly like. A lot.
Posted in Open Comments
107 Comments
Tuesday 500 Open Comments
They oddly don’t look a day over 50… America’s dysfunctional alter-ego turned 500 Sunday. They have poked fun at the highbrow… Like Lisa’s literary tastes: History: One of the best things is the variety of characters you can have on … Continue reading
Posted in Open Comments
104 Comments
Monday Cradle Of Democracy Open Comments
Recent developments in the Cradle Of Democracy continue to disturb. We find that the Germans are finally growing weary of throwing good money after bad at a bunch of ingrates who don’t seem to understand that something that can’t go … Continue reading
Posted in Open Comments
116 Comments
Wednesday Tokyo Marathon Open Comments
Jesus, a Happy Meal, a penguin, Darth Vader, and Pedobear are all running down the street. Seems like there ought to be a punch line in there somewhere. Any takers?