Archive for 'Scribbles'
Back in the olden days
The days before Chrysler went on the dole. I liked those knit dresses, too.
Via Dustbury.
Posted: March 18th, 2010 under Blogosphere, Obamalot, Scribbles.
Tags: Chrysler, Dodge, Dodge Fever
Comments: none
Do you really need a college degree?
When I was young, the answer was unambiguously yes. And, indeed, in terms of future employment, as recorded here, with one you have been much more likely to be employed and remain so since 1992. Leaving aside how long it took you to recoup the money spent on getting one in the first place.
Now, ideally, [...]
Posted: March 14th, 2010 under Mr. Boy, Mrs. Charm, Rancho Roly Poly, Scribbles.
Tags: Ace of Spades, Chart of the Day, do you really need a college degree, electrician, employment
Comments: 2
Put it in neutral, stupid
The key to solving these alleged runaway Toyotas with their supposedly stuck accelerator pedals, is to shift the transmission into neutral. Let the engine race, if it will, while the car slows down until you can pull over.
Instead, this latest fellow reportedly told the 911 dispatcher he was afraid to do that ’cause the car [...]
Posted: March 10th, 2010 under Obamalot, Science/Engineering, Scribbles.
Tags: accelerator pedal, James Sikes, Toyota
Comments: 7
Poker instead of recess
Scott will like this one. PC rules the public school day in most ways, except here recently when a rainy morning canceled recess for Mr. B.’s class. Instead, they played games at their tables and one friend taught him and another kid how to play poker.
Texas Holdem, to be exact. He said the teacher thought [...]
Posted: March 9th, 2010 under Mr. Boy, Scribbles, Texana.
Tags: poker instead of recess, shut up and deal, Texas Holdem
Comments: 4
Spring in Israel
Photo by Snoopy-the-Goon’s son. Taken in the Angels (Malachim) Forest.
Posted: March 9th, 2010 under Israel, Scribbles, Weather/Climate.
Tags: Israel, Malachim Forest, Simply Jews
Comments: none
Legacy media funny
It’s a putdown of the InterTubes from 1995 and it’s from Newsweak. Who else?
Posted: March 8th, 2010 under Library, Scribbles.
Tags: Internet putdown, Newsweak, Newsweek
Comments: none
Sun Pillar
Over Mt. Jelm and the Wyoming Infrared Observatory.
Posted: March 8th, 2010 under Science/Engineering, Scribbles, Space, Weather/Climate.
Tags: Mt. Jelm, Sun Pillar, Wyoming, Wyoming Infrared Observatory
Comments: 2
Throw Da Bums Out
Vote For Mr. Rhythm
Music by Ralph Rainger, Words by Leo Robin, Al Siegel
Vote for Mr. Rhythm –
Raise up your voice,
And vote for Mr. Rhythm,
The people’s choice.
You’ll be happy with him –
Take my advice,
And vote for Mr. Rhythm;
I’m voting twice!
Ev’ryone’s a friend of his;
His campaign slogan is,
“Change Your Woe
Into a Wo-De-Ho!”
Vote for Mr. Rhythm –
Let [...]
Posted: March 7th, 2010 under Library, Obamalot, Scribbles.
Tags: Al Siegel, Ella Fitzgerald, Leo Robin, Ralph Rainger, Vote For Mr. Rhythm
Comments: none
Children of the Holocaust
The best-known photographs of liberated concentration camp inmates are of adults. But hundreds of thousands of Jewish children were slain by the Nazis, often with their mothers, immediately upon arrival. Some were used as slave labor. Better off, perhaps, than these of the 180 survivors (52 of them younger than eight) at Auschwitz whom the [...]
Posted: March 6th, 2010 under Israel, Scribbles.
Tags: Auschwitz, Buchenwald, children of the holocaust
Comments: none
LBJ: stranger than fiction
Seems old Lyndon Baines broke some laws for other than personal gain and one fellow is out to see him declared righteous for it, at least in Israel. LBJ, we hardly knew ye. Nor did your granddaughter, but she’s on the right path.
Posted: March 6th, 2010 under Blogosphere, Israel, Scribbles, Texana.
Tags: A Righteous Gentile, Holocaust, LBJ
Comments: 5







