Monthly Archives: August 2010
For My Brother And Mr. Voorhies
Tell me this doesn’t take ya back….just dayam.
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Billy Paul Fever!
Catch it. Good Lord. Somebody has been reading polls. Low taxes! Scary brown people! 2nd Amendment! He’s for all the things, you know, the “home town” values (as opposed to what, exactly, vacation values?) that his opponent is for, only … Continue reading
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We Deserve Sharron Angle
Harry Reid, you cowardly, feckless, craven, sniveling, pathetic, cringing little milksop. I had made my mind up after yesterday’s cricket fest here to avoid controversy for awhile, and just write about people and events that I find unique and interesting. … Continue reading
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A Little Light, And The Cockroaches Scatter
A story like this should outrage every Tennessean. A Smyrna based landscaping company called Vanderbilt Landscaping (no relation to the University) has been accused of bringing in workers from Mexico on work visas, then confiscating their passports and forcing them … Continue reading
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Priorities
The Gulf is dying. We are mired in an un-winnable war in Afghanistan. The deficit is soaring, the economy stagnant. Climate change threatens crop production, and there is a worldwide shortage of potable water. I need to select a team … Continue reading
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Looking For Lynnster
The problem: WordPress hiccuped and temporarily lost my archives. Header cannot be restored. Widgets moved. Chaos, heartbreak, despair. The solution: Activate Lynnster signal. Help!
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Order Restored
I’m not particularly squeamish, I mean, I’ve seen my fair share of nasty things. That said, the cesspool that is the comments section over at Post Politics more often than not drove me away. Both vicious and amateurish, the trolls … Continue reading
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Of Little Interest
I spent the day at the auction tryin to buy a couple of cars running through the sale in Lane 1 at 10:30 a.m. Okay, I used to do this in Georgia’s heat, and I managed to survive. Perhaps the … Continue reading
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