For the last hour or so, I have been discussing character alignment paradoxes with Aaron Brazell (@technosailor on Twitter) on Facebook. It all started with a simple status update.
Aaron is in a Chaotic Neutral mood.
For those who don’t get the reference, chaotic neutral refers to one of nine character
To be clear, I still hate Vegas. However, the city of alcholics and broken dreams did get a bit of a boost in my eyes this past week. Maybe it was hanging with Star Trek: TNG’s Geordi LaForge (LeVar Burton – @levarburton on Twitter – to you and me) on the Lovesac bus.
I’m leaving for Vegas in the AM to spend several glorious days in Las Vegas at the annual gadget porn fest known as the Consumer Electronics Showcase. I’ll spend about 72 hours wandering through giant exhibit halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center looking for the few truly remarkable new gadgets amidst the sea
I haven’t written much since mid-December because, frankly, I’ve been very burned out on politics, and not too thrilled about technology either. Since this is (was) a blog primarily about those two things, I had pretty much run out of stuff to say. It was beginning to remind me of a Doug Stanhope
I got the following e-mail from my dad today. I have absolutely no faith in whether it is true or not, but I thought it was hysterically funny anyway. It claims to be the story of a guy named Chuck O’Hearn and his efforts to hunt deer with a rope.
Enjoy!
I had this idea
Despite being three years old, the “Dear Red States” Craigslist posting from 2005 is suddenly circulating again. I guess it must be election season that has revived this. But I figured I’d take a quick shot at a response.
Dear Red States… We’ve decided we’re leaving. We intend to form our own country,
There is a lot of chatter on the wires today about the 2001 radio interview in which Barack Obama discussed the Supreme Court’s role in addressing “political and economic justice” and redistribution of wealth. Taken together with his “spread the wealth around” comments to Joe the Plumber, a lot of
(Cross posted at The Next Right)
The Washington Times reports on the fuzzy numbers behind Obama’s tax “cut”. WashTimes looks at the rather questionable assertion that you can give a tax cut to people who already pay no taxes. To achieve their goal of “cutting” taxes for 95% of America, it
(Cross posted at The Next Right)
The Politico today covers the decision by the NRCC to pull funding from Congressional races for good, conservative challengers so they can prop up the campaigns of flailing Republicans.
Under normal circumstances, I would expect the NRCC to behave this way. They are, after all, a campaign
I’m not an economist or a trader, but I play one on the Internet. As a result, I’d like to give you my predictions for the market and share my long term investment strategy.
First, I am currently heavily invested in canned goods, firearms, ammunition, and gold – with extremely fortified positions in remote land