Now this is cool: sniglets is the overarching term that has been adopted for words that ought to be in the dictionary yet aren’t, such as: “Aqualibrium (ak wa lib’ re um) – n. The point where the stream of…
I opened up my Junk folder this morning and stumbled across the following message that actually made me laugh out loud: Somehow, I don’t think God meant for Genesis 1:28 to be used to sell anti-E.D. drugs…
I’ve documented my run-ins with Best Buy before, so it was with no little glee that I read of an improvisational “performance” involving a team of about 50 volunteers dressed in the standard BB uniform (blue collared top, khakis, belt…
In the wake of the Stephen Colbert Whitehouse Correspondents dinner kerfuffle, I was cruising the Internet[s] looking for prior precedent for comedians excoriating a sitting president to his face when I stumbled across a draft version of Al Franken’s routine…
The Wall Street Journal has an interesting piece (complete with a nice roundup of clips from some misbehaving films) on the dodgy relationship Hollywood-produced movies have with technology in general and the Internet in particular. The WSJ blames several factors…
As previously noted in this space, I’m 4-F, so I have precious little chance of being allowed to enlist in the US military, let alone get drafted. Fortunately, a few right-leaning bloggers have formally constituted the 101st Fighting Keyboardists (F.K.s.).…
As is generally the case when a cabal of old guard intelligence agents and diplomats attempt to execute a bloodless coup against a sitting president, there are likely to be a series of connections between their Democrat-donating carcasses. Fortunately, a…
This is pretty sweet. Visual PageRank View is a tool that crawls your site and visually displays the Google PageRank for each of the links on your site, giving you an idea of just how “popular” Google thinks each of…
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) – Prompted by growing concerns from consumers nationwide, President Bush has petitioned Congressional leaders for sweeping authority to address rising gasoline costs. In a meeting with Congressional leaders from both the Senate and the House, Bush asked…
No, not The Screwtape Letters, but a hefty photo-laden tour of Microsoft’s Macintosh lab. Their setup is truly one to be envied.
