Archive for August, 2007
Colby’s moved to his own domain and host, so go pay him a visit at his new place.
I think the real saying should be don’t mess with Oklahoma:
Church Deacon, OU Fan Tears Scrotum Of UT Fan In Bar Fight
Shorter PETA: We are incensed by the fact that environmentalists are not making our completely unrealistic ideas the centerpiece of the campaign to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Science by ideology
2 Comments Published by Jeff, August 27th, 2007 in Environment, Science, The RightI’ve argued here and other places for the reality of anthropogenic global warming. I don’t do it a lot, mainly because it doesn’t seem to do any good.
It’s pretty obvious that the debate has become a political debate. This isn’t something recent and I don’t mean that in the trivial sense that the idea is […]
The “it’s been ages since I’ve done this” edition.
Blackfield - Glow
The Dresden Dolls - Me & The Minibar
Evergrey - End of your Days
Agalloch - Falling Snow
Porcupine Tree - Stars Die
Pink Floyd - San Tropez
Anathema - Make it Right
Minsk - Wisp of Tow
Impaled - We Belong Dead
Rachel’s - Expect Delays
Not that I typically post on Fridays […]
Catholic believes own religion is correct
5 Comments Published by Jeff, August 21st, 2007 in ReligionFilm at 11.
The most egregious error there seems to be Kos’s misunderstanding of the “utterly depraved” quote. Basic knowledge of what Calvinists believe would probably be useful knowledge when criticizing an article criticizing Protestantism.
Department of Redundancy Department
0 Comments Published by Jeff, August 21st, 2007 in Culture, SillinessBack of the Bioshock box:
…genetically modify your own DNA…
I can see the look of disappointment on your faces. But but, I only wanted to modify my own DNA, not genetically modify it.
1. Old people: I know what a record player is. I’ve seen one, I’ve listened to music on them, etc. Lots of younger people have seen them. Your nostalgia for antiquated technology isn’t particularly cute; you don’t have to call attention to it every time you mention it in a story.
Not sure what brought that […]
Government giving money directly to churches seems like an obviously unconstitutional thing to do. I can’t seem to find any arguments in favor of the behavior, either.
My boredom this weekend caused me to go out and rent 300. I also saw it when it was in theaters, which is becoming more and more rare for me. I wasn’t impressed with it then and it hasn’t aged well at all. Am I alone in this feeling?
Don’t get me wrong, the movie is […]
