Archive for November, 2003
Jesse Jackson – falling fast
In a fascinating turn of events, Jesse Jackson became an object of scorn at a recent Rainbow Coalition protest.
Click here to read the whole story
Thanks to InstaPundit for the link.
thanksgiving day proclamation
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 — Following is the text of President Bush’s Thanksgiving Day proclamation:
Thanksgiving 2003
Almost 400 years ago, after surviving their first winter at Plymouth, the Pilgrims celebrated a harvest feast to give thanks. George Washington proclaimed the first National Day of Thanksgiving in 1789, and Abraham Lincoln revived the tradition during the Civil [...]
protests in england
APRIL 2003: activists are nowhere to be seen at the site of their london anti-war protests this spring. the reason is unknown, but i have my ideas.
(1)(a) perhaps, when no one came to observe the protests (and with most of the protesters suffering from attention deficit disorder anyway), the bunch was [...]
The New Wave in Shopping: The Magalog
In the past there has been discussion about addressing car-related topics on all-encompassingly.com. I know that myself, and I’m sure others, have been anxiously anticipating these posts. But, alas, months have come and gone and still nothing.
While, I am hardly an expert on cars, I thought that I could contribute some [...]
new blog showcase, king of the blogs
in the new blog showcase this week at TTLB, i’m voting for FMFT: europe hates america
also, be advised that “KING OF THE BLOGS” is underway. the man in charge has done a great job putting it together, so go check it out.
Dukakis in the news….no, not Olympia
Democrats have no shame.
While speaking to a group of college students in New Hampshire this week, convict coddler and former Democratic presidential candidate Michael Dukakis had the following witty comment to offer about the Bush presidency:
“This is the worst national administration I’ve ever lived under, bar none. I want this guy out of there.”
I suspect [...]
liberated iraqis taunt saddam
until the blogosphere reaches iraq’s general population, iraqis have taken to writing their opinions on the walls.
Samplings of the Arabic slogans include: “Down Saddam the infidel and long live Bush the believer!” “A thousand Americans but not one Tikriti,” referring to residents of Hussein’s hometown.
Many taunt the deposed dictator: “Saddam the dirty, the [...]
president bush’s visit to england
eye on the left has been watching the fervor surrounding the president’s visit to england. one remarkable excerpt caught my eye and tickled my funnybone:
Armed with a doctor’s certificate, recommendations from two psychiatrists and a straight-jacket, a group of campaigners will attempt to get George W Bush sectioned under the Mental Health Act (1983) [...]
howard dean is imprudent: kant
please excuse the light blogging of late as tests and papers are beginning to come due. college professors tend to “shoot first and ask questions later,” as you know; i’m just trying to dodge the bullets.
i’ve been doing some light reading in immanuel kant’s groundwork of the metaphysics of morals lately (when [...]
a warning or an advertisement?
students with early morning classes in the eyring science center will be getting quite a treat this week:
i know what you’re all thinking…
thanks to heather farnsworth, for the pic.
