Do I want to know what this is, Cam? Continue reading Repo! The Genetic Opera… ?
Category: Not-politics
OK, OK, I’m not *embarrassed* to be Irish.
It’s just that this:
(Flogging Molly: I’ll hopefully be able to pick up their their latest album at some point)
…is truer than what’s below: Continue reading OK, OK, I’m not *embarrassed* to be Irish.
As you can see, there’s a Reciprocal bloglist in place now.
Which is probably not going to be automatic, alas: I’m trying to keep my sidebars under control.
And, in other news: George Bush sings U2.
Old, but refreshing, in its way.
Tonight’s PSA: How to remove a bumper sticker.
This site has the full details, but the very short version is: WD-40 will shift that sucker for you most of the time. Well, that’s what WD-40 does.
If you’re a more eco-caring type, this site has eco-friendly suggestions. They probably won’t wreck your bumper too badly before you give up and try the WD-40.
I intended this just to be my usual video…
“Al Gore, you’ve doomed us all!”
Blizzard is having a writer’s contest.
You all just shut up now.
This is my blog, and if I want to put up a clip from The Sound of Music…
…I bloody well will.
‘How can you be sure there won’t be vacuum pockets left in the chamber…’
“…that someone could accidentally stick their head into?”
(h/T: Meryl Yourish) This was an actual quote, supposedly, in relation to the delayed certification of a vacuum chamber by a bureaucrat. Also requiring resolution was where the vacuum would end up going if the chamber was suddenly vented and whether there were any additional safeguards to keep people from accidentally letting the vacuum out besides the need to exert fifty tons of force in order to open the door. This was all necessary because vacuum was defined as an “asphyxiant…” yes, laugh at the silly bureaucrats. The scientists can’t, though: it took them three weeks to find somebody to overrule the certification process, and the bureaucrats were apparently touchy on the subject for some time afterward.
Please contemplate this story the next time that the topic of how to implement increased regulation comes up in conversation. Because those are the details that the devil likes to be in.
Moe Lane
PS: I’m not really being dour about this. Just mildly tired.
Crossposted to RedState.
He ate *two pieces* of the smutto.
That’s just wrong.
See here for details. Howard Tayler was, of course, insane to come up with the idea in the first place, and watching this video play out was subtly disturbing.
But not as disturbing as the notion that this will probably encourage Tayler to come up with something even more outlandish.