Another short quiz, this time about democracy
In Which Your Humble Blogger complains, because it still hurts to swallow, although the fever is gone.
In Which Your Humble Blogger complains, because it still hurts to swallow, although the fever is gone.
In Which Your Humble Blogger is not really fit for human company, and should go back to bed. Again.
In Which Your Humble Blogger disagrees, despite a vague feeling that he will vote for the other one in a week and a bit.
In Which Your Humble Blogger’s expectations are dashed, but sweetly.
In Which Your Humble Blogger doesn’t mention the upside-down trees, which were evidently Hot Stuff last year and even the year before, but which YHB only discovered last week.
In Which Your Humble Blogger viciously attacks an article he hasn’t even seen. Hah! Take that! and that!
In Which I whale on Ted Rall for something stupid. Wail? Wale? Anyway.
In Which George F. Will gets so far up Your Humble Blogger’s nose, he’s coming out my ears.
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