~Paules: You might recall during the Watergate scandal that the Doonesbury comic strip featured a brick wall going up around the White House. Each day the wall grew a little higher until the final brick blotted out the White House completely. Perhaps the Obama administration is laying the foundation today for something similar. · 40 minutes ago
As the youngest of three brothers, I laughed so hard at this I had to wipe the tears from my eyes!I always felt a little bad for my mother being the only female in the house.
Are there more Delingpoles? Richard was a delight - bring them all in!
Although the Game of Thrones stuff lost me for a while. Don't have HBO. Saw part of one episode while at a hotel and had two thoughts: they put naked women on the screen constantly for no good reason, and the little guy can't do an English accent.
I used to read LGF when it concentrated on exposing extremist Islam.
Somewhere along the line, its proprietor decided that everyone on the right is crazy and racist and he no longer wanted any association with them. Partly because of picturing Obama as a witch doctor, and partly "climate-gate" which he thought was nothing.
My Dad and I were putting up a decorative brick wall around our patio many years ago, when a neighbor kid saw us and said, "You're smallering your patio!"
I do agree about the while jumpsuits! And they should start the coverage earlier.
But I'm glad for the Gary McCord ban. Even before I knew his name I would turn on the TV and think, "Oh, no! This is one of the tournaments where I have to listen to Goofball."
Re: The Larger Implications of the AP Affair
I was just thinking about that exact sequence.