Monthly Archives: December 2010
Blizzard bust?
It’s only 9:30, so there’s still time, but so far, I’m not seeing much of a snow storm – maybe 4″? Where are our 50 mph winds? Our 20″ of snow? I want a power failure, damnit! Well, sort of. UPDATE: … Continue reading
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An amazing invention – the telephone!
Listening to the news, it seems that not a single airline is providing phone service for their passengers to check flight status. Are there no poorhouses? No Indian call centers? This just can’t be that complicated.
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The abiding faith of Warm-ongers
Someone else shares my skepticism. Enjoy the snow storm.
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The geese are coming in
As the storm builds, the geese are retreating from LIS and coming into the creek (that’s not my own photo, but that’s what it looks like). Back when I was a wicked man and practiced law in Southport, I’d wait … Continue reading
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Stabbing Bambi
Columbia River Knife Walt accused me of spending this snowy day trying to stab Bambi to death, which is not true. but I did buy this knife as a Christmas present for John. Supposedly it’s $150 but that’s nonsense: Amazon … Continue reading
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Here’s a goal for the Jet’s punter
Don’t kick it to someone who can return it 50 yards! Idiot. Bears ahead.
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We all need goals
Courtesy of Walt comes this story of a woman determined to be the fattest person in the world. She chowed down 30,000 calories yesterday. Best part of the story? She gave birth to a child a few years ago and it required … Continue reading
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Ah, because snow isn’t digital?
Blizzard causes cancellation of 1,000 flights passengers furious. At Washington’s Reagan National Airport, Rob Kotlarz of Surrey, England, was trying to fly his children Sofia and Stefan to Orlando, Fla., to visit Disney World. “Of all the flights to Orlando … Continue reading
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So I saw true Grit last night
Son John and I headed to Portchester last night to catch the movie (he was leaving early this morning to avoid the blizzard). We both enjoyed it very much – it’s “just” a western, but very funny dialogue, Jeff Bridges and … Continue reading
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Al Gore flees houseboat, heads for D.C.
Storm follows (sorry, can’t resist).
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Merry Christmas to All
There are some great stories out there – English crossbow cannibal, Indian rockets bl;owing up, German father castrates daughter’s lover with a bread knife, (ow) etc., but it’s Christmas, so I’ll defer. See you tomorrow.
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Where’s Sean Penn?
I don’t expect anything from our president Obummer, but shouldn’t Mr.Penn be protesting Hugo Chavez installing Iranian missiles, shutting down the Internet and ruling by decree? You’d almost think that, like our own President, Mr. Penn wants to see a … Continue reading
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Global warming? Bring it on!
Brussels’ airport shuts down with ten” of snow. Ten inches?! Like the Brits, these are people incapable of dealing with a little snow. What happened to them?
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The Pope speaks, the secularists condemn
Where are they when that nut-job from Iran gets BBC coverage?
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What’s so bad about peace, love and understanding?
Or global warming, for that matter.
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Municipal bond bust?
Wall Street’s howling over Meredith Whitney’s prediction that Munis are going to default. A couple of months ago, I mentioned a conversation I’d had with a broker friend who had his clients totally invested in municipal bonds “What happens when they … Continue reading
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Can we also abolish the EPA?
“Absolutely” claims Ed Krumeich, “these guys are nuts!” Indeed they are, even if Ed never said that.
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Soldiers honored
Returning vets honored in Cos Cob. A little publicity and I’ll bet they’d have had more than 100 people – I know I’d have been there. What a nice difference from Viet Nam. I believe we’ve learned, as a nation, to … Continue reading
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I’m staying home
Thousands flock to French village to await end of the world in 2012. That’s not Ed Krumeich in front of the pilgrims -he’s reserved a flight for January 2012, but has wisely reserved a tent site. UPDATE: Ed emails: ” This … Continue reading
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