Category Archives: Life in the Atomic Age

I have a confession to make

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Phil Kadath

I have lust in my heart. For this (all pics enlarge) Ducati Diavel Last week while driving into work I was passed my one of these and from the seat of my Jeep it looked like a very large, raked … Continue reading →

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Going Galt

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Phil Kadath

The paperwork has been filed and my participation in the Obameconomy is now mandatory. As of June 3rd I will be a newly unemployed person. However, despite the gloominess of the situation, I think I’m taking my being forced out … Continue reading →

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New Item for Your Bookshelf

Posted on March 6, 2013 by Phil Kadath

Perry Metzger, at the UK Samizdata blog, has found a book that I’m snatching up and I think you should as well. The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey by … Continue reading →

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For those out East

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Phil Kadath

Why the hell are you still there? You’re overrun with Progressives AND are getting your second killer Snowgasm in 90 days. WTF? At least I have room here in the West to back my Progressives off a bit.

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Satire That Stings

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Phil Kadath

Too bad those that should get the message are too numbed by hate for responsibility to get it.

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Less Iron in My System

Posted on December 27, 2012 by Phil Kadath

I now have eight fewer pieces of metal in my head than I did yesterday. Let me tell you that taking them out hurt only slightly less than it did putting them in. And unless I shave my head, I … Continue reading →

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Hard Headed Man

Posted on December 16, 2012 by Phil Kadath

On Tuesday night, I was getting ready to go to work and packing my lunch in the kitchen when my body decided to go all clumsy. I rolled my ankle and missed grabbing the counter top in time to stop … Continue reading →

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Sad, Yet Interesting

Posted on November 26, 2012 by Phil Kadath

From the AP A group of lawmakers has urged the Justice Department to respect recent votes in Colorado and Washington state allowing the recreational use of marijuana, and some introduced a bill to ensure that happens. Democratic U.S. Rep. Diana … Continue reading →

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Make Lanes. Not War.

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Phil Kadath

As in any moderately sized or larger metropolitan area, Seattle and King County have been waging a war on cars for decades. Bruce L. Nurse, VP of Transportation for the Kemper Development Corporation got to write an Op-Ed on this … Continue reading →

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Rush’s “Train to Bangkok”

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Phil Kadath

Now makes a stop in Seattle. As an Economist-in-Training, I can confidently predict that the quantity of pizzas demanded will increase to a never seen before high (pun quite intended). Likewise, Taco Bell and the Little Debbie snack company will … Continue reading →

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