9/30/08
Either it changed, or I did
because this place was pretty bad last time I went. Still sad to see it go; where else did the bartenders always greet me every few years as if I came in every night? (Note to the misty-eyed, though: In the mid-80s Columbus was anything but "a rough stretch." Can you say Silver Palate? We fled north in '86 because it was too trendy to navigate anymore.)
(Filched from Eater)
9/29/08
I thought this shot
of Newman's Own's founder looked familiar. For some reason it's missing the Bob Sacha credit/Life magazine September 1988.
9/28/08
9/27/08
And where was the fraud?
Hanging out in a bar in Philadelphia? Are they serious? And I love how they are not voters but "fans."
9/26/08
9/25/08
Not fud, just gag-worthy
Personally, I've had about enough of "leaders" who laugh at their subjects.
9/24/08
9/23/08
9/22/08
Eat a big breakfast
I hope I can do this next month but wonder . . . Last time I recruited I was a sophomore in college and did it for the money only, in between covering anti-war demonstrations in the streets for my college paper.
9/21/08
Not fud, but sobering
The merde touch spreads.
But it's not totally hopeless.
And Jeebus, where has this woman been hiding her fire while the fur-clad fraud has been hogging the limelight? (Filched from Driftglass.)
9/20/08
Not fud, just disturbing
We the people may be getting sunk into debt up to the next generation's eyeballs. But Per Se will always be booked.
Long but chilling, with this kicker:
"What I do know is that an injustice so grave and extreme that it defies words is taking place; that the greatest beneficiaries are those who are most culpable; and that the same hopelessly broken and deeply rotted institutions and elite class that gave rise to all of this (and so much more) are the very ones that are -- yet again -- being blindly entrusted to solve this."
Long but chilling, with this kicker:
"What I do know is that an injustice so grave and extreme that it defies words is taking place; that the greatest beneficiaries are those who are most culpable; and that the same hopelessly broken and deeply rotted institutions and elite class that gave rise to all of this (and so much more) are the very ones that are -- yet again -- being blindly entrusted to solve this."
Not fud, but damning
He does whatever his captors want.
Update from Anonymous Liberal by way of Steve Benen:
"Then again, if we bring the same approach to health care that we brought to the banking industry, maybe in eight years or so, our health care system will completely collapse and the government will have to step in and take over. Voila! A national health care system. Brilliant."
9/18/08
Not fud, but I'm starting to envision
Ronee Blakley. . . (In character, of course. And with McSame getting escorted off instead.)
Not fud, aside from the bananas in the republic
At least we already know what it's like to live with a Third World health care system.
9/17/08
Not fud, just scary
Maybe we should be talking about how being without a kitchen table for 5 1/2 years sorta robs you of your integrity. Most dishonest campaign ever.
9/16/08
9/15/08
9/12/08
9/11/08
9/10/08
Not fud, but amazing
that newspapers think ethics are all about forbidding spouses from putting bumper stickers on reporters' cars. We're doomed, I say.
9/9/08
Better late
than never. Just found this and am more convinced than ever that she is not a pit bull in lipstick but a Go-Fuck-Yourself in drag. That said, the bigger threat is the the crazy creep who found her on vpilf.com.
This explains
who makes ads for McBush: Zombies who will sell anything for a salary. (Call them Lysol-loaded douche bags.)
9/8/08
Not fud, but important
This is why we are mired in so many messes. The always-wrong right rules the airwaves.
9/6/08
Talk about
locavorism.
(Come for the food. Stay for the ephelant. If this is what they're doing in college, no wonder old pharts are getting canned right and left.)
(Come for the food. Stay for the ephelant. If this is what they're doing in college, no wonder old pharts are getting canned right and left.)
What's astonishing
is that the bar is set so low, and the shitstorm still erupts from meat producers.
All that eating in Italy
didn't do Panchito much good.
"There are a few exceptions to the decline of Chinese food in U.S. urban centers. . . . We read recently about a reputedly excellent new place in the city's Garment District, but on closer inspection, Szechuan Gourmet turned out to be a sloppy, indifferent rendition of the great, hearty food of the earthquake-plaged province . . . The ma po dou fu at Sezchuan Gourmet was muddy in flavor, beef-starved, with barely a shred of green."
9/5/08
The decline and fall
of the American dream in a nutshell. Being the meat in the sandwich generation might have an upside.
9/4/08
Not fud, just enlightening
As the Brits see it. Why do the Goddites not believe in one nation under?
9/3/08
9/2/08
One that got away
Good piece on Indians going back to their native diet for health reasons. But I wonder what they used for vegetable oil thousands of years ago.
9/1/08
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