Or: The Shape of Days takes a whack at the Islamofascist hornets’ nest Jeff Harrell slightly altered his site’s design today, removing his childhood mugshot and replacing it with a shot of Jessica Simpson from this month’s GQ. He goes…
After being rescued from the clutches of vicious jihadists by valiant members of the US military, do you: Whine and cry. Blame the Coalition and, in particular, America for creating the situation in Iraq that lead to your kidnapping. Thank…
After being rescued from the clutches of vicious jihadists by valiant members of the US military, do you: Whine and cry. Blame the Coalition and, in particular, America for creating the situation in Iraq that lead to your kidnapping. Thank…
I’m no politician, but I think it’s generally a poor idea to call your constituents “idiots” to their (virtual) faces. Also, it’s generally a good idea to familiarize yourself with the intricacies of an email client before sending out potentially…
Major (undisclosed) security vulnerability in xmlrpc.php addressed, apparently. All users are advised to upgrade ASAP.
…For, while I may condemn their “Ten Commandments” decisions, lo, they have reaped many comedic benefits! Jeff Goldstein: 9 Favorite snack foods enjoyed by recent Supreme Court ruling majorities 1. (By rule of law, I’m allowed to take your) Devil…
It’s always tough when a good friend decides to perpetrate open slander upon your good character, but I never expected it from Brad! Well, sir, consider your challenge accepted! Those who call their friends’ high school behavior “sorry” might want…
To my readers searching for a Brian Iorio of Ohio, please note: This isn’t the Brian you’re looking for. He very kindly contacted me and asked me to explain, since he seems to get an inordinate amount of email on…
The SCoTUS executed their traditional end-of-session “brain dump” today, splitting on two public displays of the Ten Commandments (TX state capitol: yes, KY courthouses: no), handing the keys to the candy store to the cable industry, and slamming Grokster for…
Well, more speech and shredders, of course. Heh. Don’t know that I’ve ever seen personal shredders used as a form of personal free speech before. Too cool.
