Everywhere.
Just ask me. The team over at "the best thing you'll read all day" just featured my Twilight critique on their site. Almost four years later, and this tract keeps plugging along. Bless good people with both good taste and good grammar.
Thanks, tbtyrad!
1.27.2012
1.11.2012
Ron-Paul-in-a-Box
Today, I give you: Ron Paul.
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You start listening to them and you get into the
rhythm of what they’re saying (or the music emanating from their box), and it
all sounds very compelling; it’s pretty catchy actually, and you think “Hey, I
could buy into this, this sounds pretty…” and suddenly
WHAM-O!!!
Zaniness and/or a strange,
poorly-named puppet erupts from the platform.
1.10.2012
The Island of Misfit Noms
At the behest of some very vocal friends, I'm taking up the standard again. Rededicating myself to posting more often. Rekindling the blogger's fire. Re'ing, if you will.
I've been pondering the state of national politick lately, and I was reminded of one of my favorite posts I ever created on this blog. Go here if you're interested in hitting the ebv in its zeitgeisty prime. Way back when, I was frustrated with the slew of politicians that were jockeying for the privilege of taking the national reigns as our President.
Now, four years later, not much has changed (although the DNC nominally has its man all locked up). We're once again watching the GOP slog through its nomination pomp and circumstance, and I feel inspired to share some politico doppelgangers. So, in the first of a series, I give you:
Newt.
Newt
Gingrich / The Abominable Snowmonster of the North (aka “Bumble”)
- Both tend to enter with a roar, but leave humbled, beaten . . . and sans teeth
- Monstrously intimidating at first, yet ultimately self-defeating
- Quick to reform and/or retreat whenever it is politically convenient (you don’t really believe that Bumble preferred putting the star on the Christmas Tree at the Claus house to munching on the little elves, do you? Ditto to Gingrich with his first, second, and third (a) wives, (b) religions, and (c) runs at the Presidency)
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