Category Archives: Color me confused

My cursory glance is telling me to like the idea. Tim Draper Wants To Split California Into Pieces And Turn Silicon Valley Into Its Own State But I will withhold my opinion on the overall idea until the RNS resident … Continue reading →

Searching for an iTunes version of an old “German Fasching and Beer Hall Songs” album, I made the mistake of searching “German Fasching” and found, er, modern German drinking songs. Like this one. Sorry, but I just couldn’t not post … Continue reading →

If you visited the AoSHQ last week you will know about how Slate has seemingly been trolling their readership with really messed up article topics along the lines of “If you send your child to private school, you’re evil” and … Continue reading →

Someone in Portland, OR is going door-to-door and posting flyers. The police are calling these flyers “hate speech”, but I am having difficulty seeing the connection and am of a mind to believe that they simply do not like the … Continue reading →

Not so much. Why did Obama have to scramble to give his “Trayvon = Me” speech? Because the Latino press was having none of it: The White House’s original plan — for Mr. Obama to address the verdict in brief … Continue reading →

I’ll never understand why Duane “Dog” Chapman has been able to pull down the TV ratings he has for the past decade or so. I don’t know anyone who watches his shows and I cannot fathom how said shows can … Continue reading →

One of the old anti-same-sex marriage canards was that a same sex couple couldn’t reproduce. I twas run through the gut pretty quickly because, well, it’s a stupid argument and because it was pointed out that women who have gone … Continue reading →

Saw this in comments here. Government Emergency Services Training And Preparedness Operations

For your right! To wag your willie in public. Yes, that is the current super-duper outrage in San Francisco this week. When San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener was pushing his peers on the Board of Supervisors to approve his second … Continue reading →