Sometimes I think a better name for “the internet” »
By Mary on Mar 30, 2009 in a worthy ponder, internet | 0 Comments
…would be “everything makes me angry.”
Only misspelled. And with six exclamation points.
By Mary on Mar 30, 2009 in a worthy ponder, internet | 0 Comments
…would be “everything makes me angry.”
Only misspelled. And with six exclamation points.
By Mary on Mar 27, 2009 in killer trees?!, politricks | 0 Comments
The intrepid executive editor of Fox News read an entire United Nations report, so you don’t have to, and I read the intrepid executive editor of Fox News’s report on the United Nations report, also so you don’t have to.
You’re welcome…
A United Nations document on “climate change” that will be distributed to a major environmental [...]
By Mary on Mar 26, 2009 in cheap distraction, money, politricks | 0 Comments
I thought this was obvious. Apparently it’s just me.
By Mary on Mar 25, 2009 in cheap distraction, notes from the trenches | 1 Comment
Y’all, I’m tired to the bone so I’m just going to be lazy and put up this here video from Funny or Die.
Related: once upon a time I helped start a film festival. Tomorrow evening I’m introducing a movie at another film festival, on behalf of my film festival. That should be fun and also [...]
By Mary on Mar 25, 2009 in cheap distraction, killer trees?! | 1 Comment
By Mary on Mar 24, 2009 in money, politricks | 0 Comments
Somewhere in a dark corner of Massachusetts, probably in or very near a Dunkin’ Donuts, Michael Capuano is biding his time. “Just a few years, my precious,” he whispers to his chocolate glazed. “You’ll see. I’ll live to do an encore of To Me I Think They’re Illegal, for the hedge funds.” Meanwhile, in the [...]
By Mary on Mar 21, 2009 in misc. | 1 Comment
Dear newspaper of record,
1. How about next time there is a two-page researched story about the First Lady and her impact on the nation, it goes in the politics section, not the fashion and style section? Also how about it is something she said or did, not something that is affixed to her body?
2. How [...]
By Mary on Mar 20, 2009 in money, politricks | 0 Comments
Every Christmas Porter McCumber’s relatives were subjected to a detailed account of the Fordney–McCumber Tariff bill’s origins, an account that seemed to grow longer and longer with each passing year, despite tactful attempts to steer the conversation in other directions.
I discuss the impact of tariffs, at YPR.