Unintentional Truth in Advertising
Seen today on Fox News: a banner that read: "ONLY ON FOX: GOOD NEWS OUT OF IRAQ."
Indeed.
posted by Polonius at 7:29 PM
Tuesday, December 14, 2004
Indeed.
But now she sucks her thumb and wanders by the banks of her own lagoon.
My liege and madam, to expostulate
What majesty should be, what duty is,
Why day is day, night night, and time is time,
Were nothing but to waste night, day, and time.
Therefore, since brevity is the soul of wit,
And tediousness the limbs and outward flourishes,
I will be brief.
--Polonius (Hamlet II.ii.86-92)
How It Came To This
- How To Get John Ashcroft Not To Execute You
- Second Thoughts About Destroying Christmas
- I'm So Funny
- The War On Checks and Balances
- This Man Thinks "No Limit Texas Hold'em" Is A Theo...
- The Truth About the Monster Thickburger
- The War on Terror Is a War of Values
- A Permanent Majority of Visigoths
- I've Lost That Loving Feeling
- The Truth About Christopher Hitchens
The Army You Have
- Atrios, Lord of All the Bloggers
- Talking Points Memo: Josh Marshall does for political dorks what Jimi Hendrix did for rock
- How Appealing, the secret lawyers' playground
- Demagogue, a fortress of decency
- Balkinization: When the law matters, they explain why
- Pandagon: sort of the Dukes of Hazzard to Dick Cheney's Boss Hog
- First Draft: The Founders knew that a healthy political debate means some people get angry. This is where they do it well
- The Carpetbagger Report does for political commentary what "The Simpsons" does for funny
- Hotline On Call: From inside the beltway, it looks like you suck
- AMERICAblog: sort of like an angry Headline News for the blogosphere.
- Southern Appeal, wrong about pretty much everything but a great place to engage the other side
- Get Your War On: The smartest and most powerful political commentary of the last hundred years. I'm completely serious.
- The Freeway Blogger, like a cross between Paul Revere and the people who leave those helpful drawings on the walls of public restrooms
- Metafilter will make you an interesting person if you aren't already.
- Iron Caisson, where you'll hear up-and-coming poet Danielle Pafunda say, "I see your former California through this pickle jar."
Because We Live To Serve
No, no. I know it's not very good. But it's not supposed to be very good. It's just here in case, once in a while, you think of me, and want to stop by.E-mail: thesneakyrabbit/swirly-"at"-sign/yahoo.com.
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