I believe that by growing out my facial hair, I can influence the outcome of sporting events taking place thousands of miles away. Thus, I grew out my mustache and beard during the Green Bay Packers’ postseason and vowed to… Continue Reading
Back in November, the faith-based Rushdoony Center For The Theonomical Reconstruction Of America urged its members to not rest on their laurels after the Republican takeover of the House of Representatives and at the same time to assure those outside… Continue Reading
People are forever asking me to classify myself. They want to fit me into a neat little box and say, “Boom. He’s a conservative.” Or “Boom, he’s a liberal.” Or a libertarian or an iconoclast or whatever it might be,… Continue Reading
To an outsider, the idea of basing a religion, a moral code, and a guide to one’s life on the cynical and only semi-coherent ramblings of a science fiction author from the 1950’s seems deeply silly. Scientology certainly looks like… Continue Reading
What do these celebrities all have in common? Jim Backus, Kim Basinger, Ed Begley, Jr., Dirk Benedict, Sonny Bono, Dr. Joyce Brothers, Kim Cattrall, Scatman Crothers, Jamie Lee Curtis, Timothy Dalton, Robert Englund, Don Ho, Tommy Lee Jones, Casey Kasem,… Continue Reading
Sports fans on the Intertubes are by now all familiar with ESPN’s Peter King having predicted the outcome of the Super Bowl as Steelers 33, Packers 27. What’s eerie about it is he did it on September 6, 2010. Simply… Continue Reading
Here’s the recent history: 2001: Aerosmith (and guests) 2002: U2 2003: Shania Twain (and guests) 2004: Janet Jackson And Her All-Star Nipple 2005: Paul McCartney 2006: The Rolling Stones 2007: Prince (and guests) 2008: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 2009:… Continue Reading
This is very close to my four thousandth post. So of course it gives me much joy to dedicate it to the Super Bowl XLV champions, the 2010 Green Bay Packers, improbably coming from 14 players on injured reserve and… Continue Reading
I’d like to thank the League of Ordinary Gentlemen, and particularly Erik Kain and Mark Thompson, for the hosting of my blog here. They generously offered to give me hosting, me in the hopes that we would mutually benefit from… Continue Reading
A homeless couple in Green Bay won an all-expense paid trip to the Super Bowl. Where it’s only marginally warmer and less snowy than in Wisconsin right now. They are, apparently, big fans of the Packers (as should be all… Continue Reading