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This is brilliant. Andy and company are defending “Operation Chaos” as being open and honest. Open and honest about your dishonesty. Wonders never cease, do they? It’s vanishingly unlikely this whole thing will accomplish anything more than giving Andy his 15 minutes of fame, so all we’re left with is what it says about some […]
It seems that as of a few days ago, I’ve been spouting off on here for five years. 1,940 posts and 2,450+ comments so far.
Let’s say the average post takes 15 minutes to compose. That’s 485 hours. 20.2 days. Nearly three weeks. Add in 522 comments at 5 minutes apiece and you have another 43.5 […]
My inability to post has been fixed. Ironically, the problem was an inability to post.
If you can guess what that means, you’re allowed to add 3% to any future Internet geek test you take.
Funniest story of the day, right here.
Actually, I think he has a point. I looked through Scoop’s bug tracking site; dozens of issues opened by Redstate admins are closed with a status of “Won’t fix - Conservative.”
It’s Thanksgiving time, so I’ll be gone through this weekend. That is, assuming I don’t slide down Teton pass and into a tree. If that happens, I won’t be back at all. Because I’ll be dead. Which would be annoying.
Happy Thanksgiving.
(note: I won’t, however, forget to remove the eyesore gracing the top of this page […]
I’ve upgraded and now everything is broken. All will be fixed soon. Hopefully.
UPDATE: If you have any idea why my sidebar is now below the post when you view a single post, let me know. I don’t really see how upgrading WP causes that to happen.
Occasional commenter Bob now has his own blog, Waves and Particles. Go check it out.
Over in the sidebar you’ll notice a new section, Top Commenters. I noticed that plugin on Colby’s blog after his overhaul and thought it was pretty nifty.
Looking at it makes me realize how long I’ve been doing this. Several people on there no longer read this blog or comment on here. They had a spurt […]
Did you know?
The leading domains for visitors of this blog (excluding those who only have an IP address in my logs) are Bresnan (unsurprising), Comcast (surprising), and at-home-solutions (beats me).
I have more visitors from the Navy (3%) and the Senate (2%) than AOL (1%).
No one who has visited this site is three to four thousand […]
When I was a freshman in college (Fall 2002), I took the required public communication class. In it, I had to do a persuasive presentation about a subject of my choosing. I chose the Iraq war. I had a few modest, not particularly fleshed out arguments: WMDs (if they were even in Iraq) weren’t particularly […]
