"How now Brown cause"?

Killer post title!

Jack Fowler at National Review Online ponders the intriguing Republican Scott Brown/Democrat Martha Coakley Senate race in Massachusetts.  Ordinarily this would be no race at all, as GOP'ers are as rare as Edsels in MA,  but Brown appears to have a fighting chance in today's topsy-turvy political climate.

"41 to Beat Obamacare" should be the banner under which the whole party, and all people seeking to preserve their wealth and freedoms, march.


UPDATE: BayStater Irish Elk has complete details on a race uber-analyst Charlie Cook has upgraded from "solid Democratic" to "leaning Democratic". Note-if you're a lefty, you're free to call this a "downgrade."

The science behind (underneath?) vibrating cell phones

As you may have suspected, it involves beefy men striking things to make them vibrate just so.

So says the incomparable Dr. Boli.

The less I post...

...the more I enjoy having a blog!

I just go to my favorite linked sites and have myself a "high old time-figuratively speaking", as legendary Philadelphia jazz DJ Bob Perkins likes to say.


The world, having evolved to a higher state of conciousness (we elected a semi-black Pres, didn't we?), needs my opinions less than ever.

I will say this-Seinfeld still sucks, Kenny G still sucks, and whoever thought liver suitable for human consumption should have a posthumous curse rained down upon him or her.

That is all.

It's never too late to assert your rights!

And, as we all know, in America asserting those rights means a call to an 800 number, where a helpful lawyer in need of a new condo will be only too happy to sue somebody, anybody, to make that condo purchase happen.

From a great new discovery (for me, anyway)-Dr. Boli's Celebrated Magazine.

You say "cool", I say "arrogant"

Ann Althouse posts the above picture of the Prez and his follically challenged Veep. She wonders at the difference between how Obama-lovers (there are still a few left, it seems) and how the rest of us view the man. A commenter at the White House Flickr site says BHO "looks like James Bond" here (which one, George Lazenby?), while to me he just looks arrogant. Not to mention exhausted. It's a tough job.

Of course, that's how I've always felt about Barack. Where others saw confidence, I saw that, yes, but it's always been an out-sized sort of confidence, unrelated to proven ability or experience. And the train wreck of the first year of Obamanation gives me no reason to change my mind.

Tolerance is needed for the plushy underwear crowd

So says our noble Commander in Chief, who sees a backlash in the making against oddly undergirded Islamists from Nigeria:

I see a day coming when men will not be judged by the contents or styles of their undergarments, but solely by the content of their character, says Obama, aping Martin Luther King.

As long as their bombs don't kill anybody, that is.