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FLB claims conservatives eat their young. I’m trying to think how that would work. We can’t use ketchup, because it’s red–duh!–and goodness knows there will be no French’s mustard employed. Perhaps it will just be A-1 steak sauce, in honour of our rightful place in the front of the line of the [...]

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The Tour de France starts tomorrow. I had high hopes for Hincapie and Landis before, but now, with the Huge doping scandal breaking, things are really looking interesting for this July.
The only thing bad about being cycling enthusiasts is that is even more brie-eatingly lame than futbol, the Metric System of sports.

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You know what isn’t good? Staying up all night fretting over a computer problem you won’t be able to fix until the stores open.
On the plus side, MacAuthority are in my good graces once again. They guarantee all RAM they install for life. So I don’t have to pony up for the [...]

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You know it’s bad if I get this mad at my Mac. Poor Stitch is sick. He has Kernel Panic and increasingly rapid intervals. I suspect bad RAM, but I don’t even know if a bad RAM chip can cause KP.
It seems to happen most often when [...]

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Jamey Tucker has a story today about a missions project involving the Christian band Jars of Clay. It sound like a very worthwhile missions project. Jamey closes the story with an observation about this being what a true Christian band would do.
Rick Warren, the author of A Purpose-Driven Life seems [...]

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I confess something. I wrote that last post in part because I was requested to do so by a third party. “Write me a post, you’re the blogging gal! Write me a post tonight! We’re all in the mood for a quick read, and you’ve got us feeling alright!”
I knew as soon as [...]

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Feline Little Britches wrote me a poem. (I’ve decided that is her Native American Name.)
Well, I assume it was at least partly to me, if not wholly so.
Which leads me to trying to explain why I spent so much time over at Superman’s Fortress of Blogitude fighting over whether or [...]

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Is up and kicking over at Metroblog Nashville.

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Today is the Soft opening of Providence 14 theatres.
I’m headed up that way with camera in hand to cover the story for Metroblog Nashville.
Didn’t that sound important? Don’t you just love the way I made playing-hooky-to-see-CARS sound like I was doing something worthwhile?
At any rate, if I can recover my Metblog password, [...]

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I realise that long responses to the Kleinheider are generally the province of Feline Little Britches, but I couldn’t pass this one up. (My apologies, fair Auntie.)
Deep in the heart of his reflection on the execution of Sedley Alley (A man who beat, stabbed and repeatedly sexually assaulted a 19 year [...]

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