February, 2019 archive
How the Piker Became Wall-Eyed 0
At Psychology Today Blogs, Molly S. Caselltoe analyses the psychology of walls (or, as Bob Cesca might say, “the psychology of wall”). A snippet:
“The Mueller Fetish” 0
Cranky Bear cautions against optimistism.
Afterthought:
This pretty much nails why you haven’t been seeing lots of “Mueller Time” posts in these electrons.
Those who place their faith in a deus ex machina live in a fantasy worl–oh, never mind.
I am not sanguine.
Specialists in Schism 0
David points out that the disinformation deluge is debuting and details distinct dastardly deceits.
(Watch his earlier discussion of political purists here.)
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
The hunt for politeness goes on.
Deputies say they found the victim, George Sherman Van Cleave, next to a pickup in a driveway.
The sheriff’s office says another man, Richard Toubeaux, was securing a rifle in the pickup after the parties returned from a hunting trip.
The rifle discharged and hit Van Cleave.
“Securing.”
Words fail me.
