Reason.TV’s “Nanny of the Month” award has turned a year old, and this month’s winner has a bit of an ironic twist to it. Remember how Mom (or Nanny, for those who had one) would always tell you to eat your vegetables, often invoking starving children somewhere to whom we would have gladly given our portion? Well, in this case, a man in Georgia is in trouble with DeKalb County not for refusing to eat his greens, but for growing too many of them:
Can’t believe that I forgot until last night that Oct. 3rd was my 7 year anniversary. Time flies when you’re havin’ fun, and we’ve had a lot of fun at this blog over the years. 🙂
More than two years ago, I wrote about a mind-numbingly offensive UK government program to spot early signs of racism in infants and pre-school children:
Today Germany makes the last payment on the debt imposed on her by the Treaty of Versailles, thus marking the end of the First World War after 92 years:
It’s been a depressing season so far for the Carolina Panthers (0-3), and today they’ll have an uphill battle in trying to get that first win as they battle the New Orleans Saints (2-1) at the Superdome. The Saints will be without running back Reggie Bush as he recovers from a broken leg suffered in the Sept. 20th game against my co-blogger Irish Spy’s 49ers. Here are today’s Panthers inactives. Clausen will once again get the start at QB, and it will be interesting to see how he does on his first road trip as a starter.
Yesterday, Marxists liberals held a rally of their own at the National Mall in Washington, DC that was billed by the MSM as the “counter” rally to the massive Restoring Honor rally held by Glenn Beck back in late August. Naturally, liberals wanted the rally to outshine the Beck rally in terms of the message and attendance but …
