Archives for 2018
DNAers Today's spit-in
by radical DNAers greatly increased pressure on
the President to release his genome to the public. The President
continues steadfastly to refuse.
Managing
an Infestation How
they became so ubiquitous, I may never know. Suffice to
say, they did. And now I can scarcely take a step without
squishing a
clot or two of them. So I decided it was time to consult the
professionals.
Melting Pot
"Did you get that 'melting pot' stuff ol' Perkins was talkin'
about? What does that mean?"
Mirror, Mirror There
was once a kingdom ruled by a hideous troll. The troll
was ugly enough to curdle milk at one hundred yards, but he didn't know
that. He thought he was the handsomest, most beautiful person ...
or
troll ... in all of creation. Of course, no one at court would
disabuse him of this delusion, for he had a temper as hideous as his
face.
A Plague for Our Times The
symptoms of the Plague are well known by now: immediate
and complete cessation of higher brain functions, uncontrollable
flapping of the gums, acute spasming of the fingers, sometimes
accompanied by a redness about the face and neck. But to be more
detailed ...
The
Statue of Border
Security The year is 1886. The
President of the United
States is dedicating the new statue on Liberty Island. Near Ellis
Island. The one made by those French guys, Bartholdi and Eiffel.
You know. The guy with the tower. Real Americans
Sneezy and Grumpy
speak ...
Thoughts and Prayers Why
did I do it? That's what everyone wants to know, and I'm
not sure. But like the old song says, "I know I had it coming, I
know
I can't be free." Not after what I have done.