Posts from November, 2004

  • 17
    Nov    1

    Golf Is Not a Crime, Part II
    Soon kids will be bumrushing Koston for his autograph–on their golf bags. The November issue of Golf explains the trend: “When their sport exploded, star skateboarders of all stripes blasted into a new tax bracket. The same snotty kids who once had scraped together change to buy Slurpees were suddenly earning in the high six-figures. [...]
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  • 16
    Nov    2

    Quote of the Day
    Every time I have been out in the public with an ‘I-69′ button on my lapel, teenagers point and snicker at it. I have had many ask me if they can have my button. I believe it is time to change the name of the highway. It is the moral thing to do. Indiana Congressman, [...]
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  • 15
    Nov    1

    Quote of the Day
    Every time I have been out in the public with an ‘I-69′ button on my lapel, teenagers point and snicker at it. I have had many ask me if they can have my button. I believe it is time to change the name of the highway. It is the moral thing to do. Indiana Congressman, [...]
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  • 12
    Nov    6

    Exurbs and Evangelicals
    Take a Ride to Exurbia David Broooks Did God Intervene? Evangelicals are crediting God with securing re-election victory for George W. Bush. By Deborah Caldwell Bush’s Secularist Triumph The left apologizes for religious fanatics. The president fights them. By Christopher Hitchens Faith-Based Gynecology Druggists refuse to give out pill Was Darwin Wrong? National Geographic
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  • 4
    Nov    6

    Exit Pols
    Beer didn’t work. Neither did a long walk. Now I?ll try writing. It’s midnight and sleep is not an option. It’s clear now that Ohio will determine the election and the state is trending toward Bush. How could the early exit polls have been so wrong? I?m not sure how other Democratic voters are feeling [...]
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