Category Archives: Order of the imperial upraised middle finger.

Just don’t do it in the offices of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is restricting glasses, hats, scarves — and even smiles — in driver’s license photographs. The new rules imposed last month … Continue reading →

Oh wait, it still is sucking there. But those who write the budgets are just going to make their pleebs pay for it When Gov. Ted Kulongoski introduced his $16 billion budget for 2009-2011 on Monday, he noted these are … Continue reading →

Seattle Time Editorialist, James Vesely, had a very good idea published over the weekend: Licensing Bicycles. And it is an idea I will stand behind if any member of any of the city or county councils grows a pair and … Continue reading →

Not in a 100 years. Blogger beware? State regulators are wondering whether online political activism amounts to lobbying, which could force Web-based activists to file public reports detailing their finances.In a collision of 21st century media and 1970s political reforms, … Continue reading →

Okay, I guess Pepsi redesigned its logo back in October sometime, but the results are only just now showing up in stores here in the Bay Area. I bought Pepsi from Safeway this morning to go with my Sara Lee … Continue reading →

The UK is rife with traffic cameras, and because they’re used as a revenue generation devices, they are not checked for errors. All of these errors cost the government a great deal of this incoming revenue. Both in wasted time … Continue reading →

Versus Keeping a Piece of Your Wallet. A Madison Township, Ohio police officer whose record of busting real criminals is unbeaten found himself reprimanded for failing to focus on writing traffic tickets. The Columbus Dispatch reports that Officer Ken Braden … Continue reading →

The world knows that the leftists are hatefilled and unhinged or something Police departments in cities across the country are beefing up their ranks for Election Day, preparing for possible civil unrest and riots after the historic presidential contest. Public … Continue reading →