Obligatory Readings of the Day

Sara Robinson on Orcinus: Cracks In The Wall, Part I: Defining the Authoritarian Personality

Amanda: Sometimes a cigar is just an arbitrary social custom and You might not be trailer trash if you think Jeff Foxworthy is funny

Lance Mannion: A joy forever

Publius: POLITICIZE TERRORISM

Mr. WD: Violence and Beauty

Tekanji on Alas, A Blog: Modesty and raunch culture: two sides of the same sex-negative coin and Ampersand on the same spot: Beyond Marriage

Berube: Leftover business V

Neil: You're Invited to Our Party! Bring Friends!

Tags

More like this

Obligatory Readings of the Day: Amanda: Disney emerges from the grave, demands right wing propaganda so he can stop spinning Publius: ABOUT THAT LENIN ANALOGY David Neiwert: Projecting fascism Sara Robinson: Tunnels and Bridges: A Short Detour RobertDFeinmanOvercoming the Authoritarian Personality…
In Jeebus can't see through the walls of the Ramada, Amanda adds some excellent commentary on my guest-post over on Echidne. I know I have already linked to Cracks In The Wall, Part I: Defining the Authoritarian Personality yesterday, but here it is again if you missed it, especially now that…
Just to add some more to yesterday's numbers and links on the Iowa caucuses, which just shows that if you get all your news from the MSM, especially the TV, you are not just woefully uninformed, but criminally misinformed. Take your time this weekend to read up on these: Sara Robinson: 2008: A…
The American Spectator : Osama bin Elvis "Seven years after Osama bin Laden's last verifiable appearance among the living, there is more evidence for Elvis's presence among us than for his. Hence there is reason to ask whether the paradigm of Osama bin Laden as terrorism's deus ex machina and of…

Today's multiple choice quiz:

How far would all the liquids and gels confiscated by TSA during the recent security crackdown at the nation's airports reach if the individual containers had been laid end-to-end?

A. From Earth to the moon and halfway back again
B. From New York City to Omaha
C. From New York City to Washington, D.C.

Find the answer at Where did all the stuff go?