Category Archives: Blogosphere

Go (st)Rangers

Posted on October 6, 2010 | Comments Off on Go (st)Rangers

old-rangers-logoAssuming they haven’t already been knocked out of the playoffs, this old logo via TFG is still the best.

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The 40 best speed traps (in Texas)

Posted on October 5, 2010 | Comments Off on The 40 best speed traps (in Texas)

Right there, at No. 19 on the list, is my, uh, unfavorite: Mustang Ridge in south Travis/ north Caldwell Counties on Hwy 183. The others I have (so far) managed to avoid.

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9th Annual Boobie-Thon

Posted on October 2, 2010 | Comments Off on 9th Annual Boobie-Thon

I can’t imagine that any woman on the planet hasn’t heard about Breast Cancer Awareness by now, even the wholly-enshrouded ones of the radical Islamists. Still, you’ve got to, uh, hand it to these bloggers for keeping the subject in view.

Via DaGoddess.

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The Israel You Never See on The News

Posted on September 30, 2010 | Comments Off on The Israel You Never See on The News

Rainbow_Cave_IsraelRainbow Cave, in Nachal Betzet in the northwestern Galilee. Via Jewlicious.

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Free Gilad Shalit

Posted on September 26, 2010 | Comments Off on Free Gilad Shalit

Gilad Shalit

Time for Obamalot to extract a real concession from Hamas before expecting Israel to do real business with the Palis. Like, at the least, letting the Red Cross visit the kidnapped soldier Gilad, the way it does duly-convicted and imprisoned Palestinian criminals.

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Why literary fiction is following the legacy media in decline

Posted on September 25, 2010 | Comments Off on Why literary fiction is following the legacy media in decline

Because reading it:

“means that I don’t mind listening to people yapping incessantly about how terrible America is, and how terrible Bush is, and did you know America was once a slave-holding nation, and O what about the Native Americans, don’t forget them….

“and it means that I ought to covet urban apartments filled with fine objects and cool gadgets and unusual cookbooks that I won’t find on Amazon and no children, and it means that the best people know nothing whatever about cars or guns or tools or how to fix anything….”

Heh.

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Heh

Posted on September 24, 2010 | Comments Off on Heh

Meanwhile, over at the Communist News Network polling place, the Tea Party has a higher approval rating than the chief magistrate of Obamalot: 50 vs 42 percent.

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