Daily Archives: October 25, 2006

Sending them back over the walls

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Phil Kadath

I’m sleeping soundly yesterday afternoon when, at around 1430, a phone call wakes me up. I know I shouldn’t sleep with my phone on, but it is a habit. Anyway, I answer the phone and it is the manager at one … Continue reading →

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RNS Quote of the Day: 10/25/06

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Phil Kadath

Over at the Babalu Blog, Henry “Conductor” Gomez fisks an editorial on the subject of the Cuba enbargo published in the Madison, Wisconsin “Capital Times” to within an inch of castro’s life. Well worth a whole read, and to attempt … Continue reading →

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The Dumbest Thing I’ve Read All Day: 10/25

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Phil Kadath

CNN, fascinated to the nines with showing the enemy propaganda sniper film they insipidly titled “Insurgent Video” over and over again. To any American who actually does want the US to get Iraq settled so that we can leave and not … Continue reading →

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Not Only

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Phil Kadath

Does Seattle have the claim to fame of The World’s Richest Man, we now also can claim the title to The World’s Top Money Making Dead Guy. Kurt Cobain is showbusiness’s top earning dead celebrity – surpassing Elvis Presley. The … Continue reading →

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Earlier this week

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Phil Kadath

I wrote about Lyn Davis Lear getting all conspiratorial when she looks at Karl Rove being so confident about the (R)’s chances in the upcoming election. One of the factors mentioned was the money factor and about how the GOP … Continue reading →

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On the Cheap

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Phil Kadath

I do not fault anyone for using the Google owned Blogger program to put their thoughts on the web. It is quite suitable for just about everyone. If I had not inherited RNS from the Blogfather Nukevet Neal, I probably … Continue reading →

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