Friday, July 02, 2004
Separated at Birth?
John Forbes Kerry and Lurch.
You decide.
Since I couldn't get the image out of my head, I decided to share it with everyone else, too.
(The answer is apparantly "no".)
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You decide.
UPDATE: Thanks to Dawn Eden for the link and the kind words.
I didn't think of it all by myself -- I woke up to the alarm Thursday set to WJR to hear Paul W. Smith saying the fateful words:
"So, do you think Senator Clinton will be Lurch's running mate?"
Since I couldn't get the image out of my head, I decided to share it with everyone else, too.
(The answer is apparantly "no".)
Labels: poly-ticks, silliness
Thursday, July 01, 2004
Dawn Patrol
Via Mark Shea, I've been introduced (virtually) to a very cool blogger, Dawn Eden.
In the last few days, he's linked to her:
And she gets to write headlines for the New York Post! How excellent is that?! (Other than the fact that you have to be warped enough to (a) live in NYC and (b) actually enjoy it ...)
In the last few days, he's linked to her:
- encounter and confrontation with
Nazi wannabeesteemed scientist Dr. James Watson
- common-sense (and therefore probable hate speech in Canada) observation on "gay pride" and homosexual "marriage."
And she gets to write headlines for the New York Post! How excellent is that?! (Other than the fact that you have to be warped enough to (a) live in NYC and (b) actually enjoy it ...)
Wednesday, June 30, 2004
Katolik Shinja
... is Joshua Snyder's blog. He is apparantly an American convert to Catholicism, living and teaching in South Korea.
This is not a perspective one meets every day.
Some days, the Internet can be a great thing.
If Victor Lams and Sandra Miesel ever worked together ...
...they could actually flesh out my horrible inspiration today:
"Gauntlet: The Election of a Medieval Pope"
Containing pithy computer-voice sayings like
"Cardinal needs food badly"
And
"Borgia is about to die"
Victor could do the graphics, music, and voiceovers, and Sandra could supply the nitty-gritty historical details of favorite weapons of Italian assasination, how the lock-ins of conclaves really worked, etc.
Sometimes, the things that come together in my brain scare me ...
