After reading Kathy Shaidle's post on National Review's list of 50 Greatest Conservative rock songs, I am again reminded of why it's dangerous for me to be asked to participate in most such surveys of this type. I have an affinity for the awful, and I would put some selections by a group like The Goldwaters on my own list.
Suffice it to say that the lead singer of The Goldwaters observed many years later: "Our album wasn't 'nearly' unlistenable...it was completely unlistenable."
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Saturday, May 20, 2006
Insert joke about "FBI agents to next dig inside Rick's house" here
FBI agents, it's says here, are digging at a Michigan farm to find the remains of Jimmy Hoffa.
All sumo! All the Time!
Here's an interesting post on one blogger's visit to a sumo wrestler training academy.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Lede of the week
To kill or not to kill, that is the question. But before answering, let's pause for a moment.
Nature columnist Sharon Wootton, whose photo in The Olympian newspaper reveals her to be a sweet looking old lady, begins her column "Killing not effective solution to problem of crows" in Saturday's newspaper.
Nature columnist Sharon Wootton, whose photo in The Olympian newspaper reveals her to be a sweet looking old lady, begins her column "Killing not effective solution to problem of crows" in Saturday's newspaper.
Monday, May 08, 2006
The Playboy before Playboy
Here's a link about The National Police Gazette, the first men's tabloid. Your turn-of-the century ancestor might have snuck a peak at it while waiting for a haircut at a barbershop near you.
These 1940s Police Gazette cover girls will give you an idea of what the magazine looked like.
I wonder if they are hiring. :) (Trap For Subway Mashers! West Virginia's Shocking Film Racket! Sorry, just practicing...)
These 1940s Police Gazette cover girls will give you an idea of what the magazine looked like.
I wonder if they are hiring. :) (Trap For Subway Mashers! West Virginia's Shocking Film Racket! Sorry, just practicing...)