I found a lot of mushrooms.
And Shorty needed to cool down afterwards.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
The Women's Movement Today
excerpt from Susan Faludi
The contemporary women’s movement seems fated to fight a war on two fronts: alongside the battle of the sexes rages the battle of the ages.And I'm sorry, but you'll have to find this month's Harper's to read the whole thing.
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Feminism
Friday, October 1, 2010
Mmm, Pasta
http://www.babbonyc.com/recipe-archive.htmlIn all its shapes and combined for goodness.
Mmm, spaghetti.
OMFG, Babbo has recipes!
Mmm, spaghetti.
OMFG, Babbo has recipes!
Labels:
Foodie Alert,
Humor,
Pasta,
Video
This Way Lies Reefer Madness
The last I heard, California's Prop. 19 looks likely to pass with about a 10-point lead in polls.
But not if the Booze Lobby has its way. Why, "Marijuana operatives" could buy up thousands of acres of farmland, and other dire outcomes. Heh.
Oh, and the price could drop, putting a lot of dispensaries out of business.
But not if the Booze Lobby has its way. Why, "Marijuana operatives" could buy up thousands of acres of farmland, and other dire outcomes. Heh.
Oh, and the price could drop, putting a lot of dispensaries out of business.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Fair Warning
I know, I know. Posts have been sparse. They're about to get sparser. I seem to have become partially employed despite all efforts to the contrary. Miss you, too.
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Blogging
Laff O' Teh Nite
Doc to woman in labor:
"Now Mrs. Morgan, I've already administered the epidural, would you like one as well?"
30 Rock
"Now Mrs. Morgan, I've already administered the epidural, would you like one as well?"
30 Rock
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Humor
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
DNA O' Teh Day
It was his subconscious which told him this - that infuriating part of a person's brain which never responds to interrogation, merely gives little meaningful nudges and then sits humming quietly to itself, saying nothing.It is rumored that Oct. 10, 2010 will be the first of many happy 42 Days to come. You heard it here first. Unless, of course, you heard it somewhere else. Towel anyone?
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Douglas Adams
Monday, September 27, 2010
More Fun Than That Porn Thingie
From Utne!
A lot of pissed-off people wind up at our monastery. This place has a tractor beam like the Death Star in Star Wars that pulls in everyone within a thousand-mile radius with four-letter words on the tips of their tongues. Her marriage tanked, he’s got an itch in his brain he just can’t scratch, she’s 45 and smells of cabbage and lives in a small studio apartment and nobody ever calls her back. They all wind up here, sold on the promise that Buddhism can alleviate suffering...
...In other words, spiritual work isn’t always “instructive”—it’s transformative, and this kind of transformation can get messy. The Sanskrit term for this is clusterfuck.
Oh, God. Porn.
I really wanted to just see how Lawrence O'Donnell does tonight and sort of peruse MeFi at the same time.
But somebody had to spoil it all.
But somebody had to spoil it all.
Given that the average boy first sees porn at the age of 11, we are raising a generation of boys who are cruel, bored and desensitized.
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Porn
I Am Very Proud
of the fact that I intend to complete this very long and worthwhile piece on David Axelrod before indulging the Monday-morning quarterbacking on last night's superior Mad Men.
Sample:
Sample:
Axelrod is a liberal with a populist streak; Obama is more of a technocrat who leans left but generally shuns ideology.
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David Axelrod,
Mad Men,
Politics
Cancelled: Civil War History Month
Still going, the actual Civil War in which "Yankees" invaded Virginia and killed thousands of innocent civilians over nothing. Nothing, except that little thing, treason.
There was a family anecdote that one of my ancestors, the mother of six, was deserted by her Confederate soldier husband after he learned she was aiding and abetting escaping slaves by hiding them on their farm. Supposedly, she moved to Cleveland and began taking in washing to survive.
Given that boths sides of my family were full of bigotry with rare exceptions like my mother, I doubt the story. But I retain it. I like it.
There was a family anecdote that one of my ancestors, the mother of six, was deserted by her Confederate soldier husband after he learned she was aiding and abetting escaping slaves by hiding them on their farm. Supposedly, she moved to Cleveland and began taking in washing to survive.
Given that boths sides of my family were full of bigotry with rare exceptions like my mother, I doubt the story. But I retain it. I like it.
Labels:
Civil War,
Republican Idiots,
Slavery,
Southern Strategy
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Things To Think About
YouTube has more than kitties and puppies. Really.
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Brain Stuff
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