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Ditch: “Pardon me, but how much liver would I need as a side dish for three people?” Butch: “That depends. Are they eating it voluntarily or under duress?”

The Catholic Thing’s obit on Fr. Neuhaus has caused me to add the site to my blogroll. That being about five new links this month, I figured I’d throw in a post pointing them out.

The other day, I saw an ad for a sleek looking bathroom faucet, the chief boast of which was its revolutionary water-saving design. How does it work? Well, (and listen carefully, it’s complicated), it appears that it runs at a … Continue reading →

Check out this new winery. Only a year old, and producing wines that my untrained palate finds just delightful. Especially consider the Pinot Noir and the late harvest Kerner. If you can figure out how to order it. I can’t.

Ezra Levant to the Alberta Human Rights Commission: “Make my day.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5dwUqCGJeE&feature=related It’s worth watching. (For my non-Canuck friends, the HRCs are quasi-judicial bodies that have assigned themselves the role of offensiveness police. Yes, in Canada, we take niceness so seriously that you can be … Continue reading →

You’ve just been diagnosed with a subtype of hypersensitivity pneumonitis. So what’s the good news? Well, chances are you have a disease with one of the strangest names ever concocted. The following is far from an exhaustive list of the … Continue reading →

Check out the new link section, “The Touchables,” being an assortment of links to divers artisans of all things made painstakingly one by one in complete isolation from the net. More links as I find more stuff. Suggestions, anyone?

Hey everybody, sorry I haven’t been writing in ages. I have a ton of course work to do, and it must be done by the end of April. Also, the muse is a bit drowsy of late. Talk to you … Continue reading →

Hey Dz, check out where your climate change link led me: Sixty scientists write letter to Stephen Harper critical of climate change alarmism. Scroll to the bottom and check out the scientists, too.

Why is it so popular? You actually have to move your limbs, even going so far as to stand up, to play with it! It’s almost as good as going outside! With a few more years of exorbitant expenditure and … Continue reading →