With a public e-mail address like I have here, I get a ton of spam e-mail. Normally, I just trash it, but this one's subject caught my eye. Pregnancy and sex link established You don't say?
With a public e-mail address like I have here, I get a ton of spam e-mail. Normally, I just trash it, but this one's subject caught my eye. Pregnancy and sex link established You don't say?
Bill Whittle over at ejectejecteject.com has an excellent essay on the way the world is and how President George W. Bush and Sen. John Kerry see it. The essay is very long, but everyone should read it, because Whittle so clearly describes what's at stake. And although we can not run an experiment to look […]
Lt. Smash will be on KPBS's "These Days" show this morning at 10 a.m. talking about blogs and politics. I know this because I spent about 35 minutes on the phone Wednesday afternoon talking to one of the show's producers -- and was then told they didn't want me. If I had feelings, they'd be […]
Yesterday was my first day back at my paying job after two blissful weeks off. Shortly after I arrive, an editor comes up with a Dilbertesque phrase: "negative praise."
I've got six invites. If you want one, drop me an e-mail. First come, first served.
I've returned from a refreshing weekend with friends up at Hume Lake Christian Camps in the beautiful Sequoia National Forest. I must admit I was a little anxious to be without Internet access as CBS news was imploding. (I'll have more on that later.) Instead I had to get my news fix the old fashioned […]
I didn't win the Watcher of Weasels non-council post of the week. That's the bad news. The good news is that I got more votes than Michelle Malkin. The other bad news is so did just about everyone else.
I'll come out and say it. I'd like a job as an editorial writer/columnist/blogger. I'd like to get paid for writing about whatever I want to write about. Unfortunately, it appears that I'm too intelligent to qualify in today's newspaper industry. Exhibit B (exhibit A was Maureen Dowd, below) comes from Xrlq who notes that […]
At least that's what I'm going to say, unless I win. In that case, winning is everything. However, if I'm going to go up against Michelle Malkin, then I think I should be get a syndicated columnist gig and a book deal.
A researcher at MIT has determined that the key to being considered sexy is your name. Linguist Amy Perfors of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology posted photos of men and women on the U.S. Web site "Hot or Not," which lets viewers rate pictures according to how attractive they find them. When she posted the […]