Can’t blog, too pluralist
Your Humble Blogger has mentioned before that a big drawback of this Tohu Bohu as a blog is that if I can’t think of anything to say on a piece of news, I usually just won’t blog it. That’s not…
Your Humble Blogger has mentioned before that a big drawback of this Tohu Bohu as a blog is that if I can’t think of anything to say on a piece of news, I usually just won’t blog it. That’s not…
OK, one reason Your Humble Blogger gets all confused is that it’s so difficult to tell the real phony journalists from the phony real journalists. Not that Bill O’Reilly is a journalist these days, I understand. He’s a … somethin’….
Nathan Newman is pissed off. Yes, it may be intemperate to call anti-unionism the date rape of corporate crime, but it must be frustrating as hell to go through all the conversations about what unions are doing wrong and why…
Those Gentle Readers who have an interest in matters scientific or Canadian should probably read The Wrathful Dispersion controversy: A Canadian perspective, over at q_pheever’s Roguish Chrestomathy. It’s a good outsider’s primer to the controversy here about what to teach…
A quick note—when I wrote the last post I had forgotten that Left Blogovia has proclaimed it Blog Against Racism day. This sort of thing actually gets up my nose, particularly since December First is still World AIDS Day, which…
Having joined the NetFlix cult, I’ve been watching the first season of Soap nearly every night for the last few weeks. It’s a wonderful show, and just right for watching before bedtime. It’s funny, and it’s mostly lighthearted, and there’s…
John Scalzi over at Whatever came up with a meme that seemed entertaining to me: pick a song that has been covered a lot, and review five cover versions. Mr. Scalzi picks “Unchained Melody”, leading to a bit of discussion…
Your Humble Blogger is back, having had an excellent Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is in some way all about wresting our attention from those things that get up our noses to those things we happen to actually like, yes? So here’s a…
Your Humble Blogger made it to the age of 36 without having actually read Tarzan of the Apes. I enjoyed it, although the egregious racism made me uncomfortable throughout the book, and the discomfort was greater than the enjoyment. I’m…
Two more, and I’ll be caught up. Nearly two years ago, I seem to have noted that the sequel to Kiln People would be called Kiln Time, and that they worked better if you give kiln two syllables. I don’t…