Category: navel gazing

I hope y’all are having fun in my absence, Gentle Readers. I’m still on the road, and will be on the road until (if all goes well) the 21st. Until then, smoke ’em if you got ’em. Thank you,-Vardibidian….

As Your Humble Blogger has mentioned before, one of the unfortunate things about blogging is the urge to blog about any important event as soon as it occurs. I managed to avoid the temptation to slip in a quick note…

Your Humble Blogger notes that production was down a trifle in June, with 32 notes (including 9 book notes). On the other hand, the production of Gentle Readers was up, with 119 comments (including a few spam, but not so…

Looking at the archives, it appears that Your Humble Blogger has never written at length about The Declaration of Independence. I’m surprised, actually; it’s a remarkable and frustrating piece of propaganda, and I’ve spent hours and hours thinking about it….

Your Humble Blogger went from Collision Detection over to the Industrial Design Excellence Awards, which have pictures of a variety of Very Cool Stuff, from extremely Danish barbecue grills to the iPod shuffle. The thing that caught my eye, though…

OK, I know it’s a big government solution, which is not fashionable at present, but can we create a federal regulatory agency to license the use of the phrase “tragedy of the commons” so the writer or speaker will know…

I don’t generally post here in this Tohu Bohu links that have been lunked everywhere around, but I will use my fondness for mine host as an excuse to give in to temptation. So, here is a link to some…

Your Humble Blogger is reasonably satisfied with the Supreme Court rulings on public displays of the Ten Commandments. I think that transgression in this case really is a matter of knowing it when one sees it, and the total lack…

Michael. At the risk of revealing my Sekrit Identity, I’d just like to take a moment and say “I’m gettin’ the suit! Hee hee!” Thanks,-Vardibidian….

Liberals, and Democrats generally, often find themselves in a position where they are defending a minority viewpoint. Sometimes, this is because they hold the minority viewpoint (Taxes aren’t the worst way in the whole world to spend money, or poor…