Even Bill Clinton Owns the 9/11 Troofers
Wow Bill and I actually have a common bond - we both think these people are idiots...who knew?
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Paratus Ad Vitem Paratus Ad Mortis
2008/1/31
Proof Positive that Dugg is gay
2008/1/29
Golly GeeZ!
Well she's finally gone and done it...spread the word....Z has taken the plunge
2008/1/27
On the Big Screen: Cat Ballou
I know...I know Hanoi Jane is in it...but Lee Marvin was cool in this movie (even scoring an Oscar), Nat King Cole, Stubby Kaye and the custom Columbia statue at the beginning makes for an entertaining watch. There's even a Kid Shelleen Restaurant in Delaware and Arizona.
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2008/1/25
Top 15
top 15 reasons to convert to radical Islam
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2008/1/21
Proletariat sports
I'm originally from eastern Ohio and grew up a huge Steelers fan. They've always been viewed as a blue collar team. I was working in Pittsburgh during the fall of 2004 when my son and I were able to attend a game at Heinz Field. We made a great memory.
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2008/1/19
Songs of the Cerulean Attired Working Stiff
One of the reasons I've been thinking about the life of a blue collar man is that I've been listening to Billy Joel. The Down'easter Alexa is a perfect example of the life of a blue collar man. He's written many songs describing the life of the blue collar man...another of my favorites is Allentown...I'm from steeltown stock baby...(Grandfather retired from Weirton Steel).
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2008/1/13
Blue Collar Man
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2008/1/10
Heartsick - Yearning
anyone with a vocation hears the voice of the inner man: he is called - C.G. Jung
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2008/1/9
On the Turntable - Fleetwood Mac
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2008/1/3
A Real Hero
The Opinion Journal thought it worth highlighting an uplifting story of a parent's response to a son's death in Iraq. Nathan Krissoff, a Marine first lieutenant, died in Anbar in December 2006 at 25, prompting his 61-year-old father, Bill, an orthopedic surgeon, to join up, reports the Union of Grass Valley, Calif.:
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