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Cindy Sheehan: Useful Idiot

Tuesday, August 16th, 2005

No, I’m not going to pull my punches just because she is a grieving mother. Her son died over a year ago, in a battle he volunteered for, in a war he re-enlisted for at age 24. It was his decision and she should respect his choice. She has already met with the President and... »

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A Blast From the PC Past.

Thursday, August 11th, 2005

The final sentence from my last post reminded me of my first taste of PC censure of a major corporation: The elimination of the Frito Bandito. Most of you (except Gus) are too young to remember the corn chip stealing, bandoleer draped, sombrero wearing Mexican… er, Hispanic. I even had one of the promotional erasure... »

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NCAA Ignores Native Americans.

Thursday, August 11th, 2005

Gus’ last post reminded me of this article from NRO writer John Miller that questions the recent ruling by the NCAA that will ban “nicknames or mascots that are determined to be ‘hostile or abusive’.” In the comments I mistakenly noted a poll by Sports Illustrated conducted by The Peter Harris Research Group as being... »

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Welcome Back Discovery!

Tuesday, August 9th, 2005

I was sleeping at my friend’s house in West Hills (about 60 miles from Edwards AFB) last night with the windows open when I was woken by the sound of double thunderclaps shaking the windows. It took me about two seconds to recognize the sound for what it was: the Shuttle’s double sonic boom... »

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Apologies

Tuesday, July 26th, 2005

Blogging has been light, well… none existent for a while and will remain so until I find more time. My father passed away last week, my company moved, and I’m in the process of moving with it. I’ve lived in the same house for 15 years so it is indeed a monumental task. Once things... »

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20 Questions

Thursday, July 14th, 2005

Like the game one plays on long, boring road trips except the questions are from an AI program that “learns” from all the games it plays. So I guess really stupid people shouldn’t play and teach it to be stupid. It just got “briefcase” and “Tyrannosaurus Rex” both in 17 questions. So if you’re smart (hey,... »

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A Brief Conversation

Friday, July 8th, 2005

Liberal: The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Islamic Terrorist: Well then, my friend, I’ll slit your throat last. Share on digg »

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It’s a Carnival!

Thursday, June 30th, 2005

A Carnival of Comedy, that is. This week’s host is none other than Scientologist and all around nutjob Tom Cruise. The picture of him in his tinfoil hat is worth the visit in itself. I submitted my Gay Fuel post (scroll down) and at least I wasn’t in the “turd” section (you’ll have to visit... »

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Gay Fuel

Wednesday, June 29th, 2005

Specialty Spirits is marketing a carbonated energy drink specifically targeting gay consumers—not that there’s anything wrong with that. Ingredients: elderberry juice, caffeine, ginseng and three Brazilian herbs that are supposed to make you sexually stimulated. They also claim that 5% of the profits go to HIV/AIDS organizations. Isn’t that a bit of a conflict... »

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Write for Your Rights

Friday, June 24th, 2005

I wrote this letter to my Congressman Ken Calvert. Luckily he’s Republican but once the Dems see the outrage I would hope they would be on board, if, for anything, the votes. Dear Congressman Calvert, Being a homeowner in your district for 15 years I was appalled at the recent decision by the Supreme Court, which... »

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Born That Way?

Wednesday, June 22nd, 2005

I followed a link from Little Green Footballs to an extremely vile and divisive article from Seattle reporter Ken Schram titled Just Born The ‘Right’ Way? In it he sites a study from American Political Science Association that claims, “Political attitudes and behavior are the result of both environmental and genetic factors”. One may argue... »

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A Call for Resignation

Tuesday, June 21st, 2005

Here is the message I sent my senator Dianne Feinstein: Dear Senator Feinstein, This is regarding Senator Durbin’s comments made in the Senate likening our treatment of detainees in Gitmo to Nazis, Gulags and Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge. The Senator has not apologized, is now a celebrity in the Al Jazeera media, and has aided our enemy... »

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Traitor

Tuesday, June 21st, 2005

Here is an email I sent to Dick Durbin at dick@durbin.senate.gov: Dear Senator Durbin, You, sir, are an ignorant fool to mention ANY of our soldiers in the same breath as three of the most despicable regimes the world has ever known. You are giving aid to the enemy and that makes you a traitor to this... »

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Michael Jackson Gets Off!

Tuesday, June 14th, 2005

And this time it took twelve adults instead of the usual one young boy. At least it’s finally over, now Michael can go back to Neverland and play with his monkey… and then with his other pets. Share on digg »

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It Can’t Gitmo Absurd.

Friday, June 10th, 2005

Amnesty International started the ball rolling with their “Gulag” remark. Then came Senator Joe Biden and others calling for the closure of the hellhole that is Gitmo AI was quick to jump on the bandwagon calling for closure with a clever... »

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Tuesday, May 31st, 2005

ABC Gets It Right. Last Friday I received a late e-mail from ACFC about Dr. Warren Farrell appearing as a featured speaker on 20/20 that evening. If you missed it you missed a good one. Very surprising was that this was aired on ABC, and I may start watching more often. The host, whose name I... »

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Friday, May 27th, 2005

Warren Farrell Takes On Hillary Clinton and Martha Burk on 20/20. I know it’s short notice, but this just in: Tonight at 10 pm Eastern and Pacific, 9 pm Central on ABC, the author of “Why Men Earn More: The Startling Truth Behind the Pay Gap — and What Women Can Do About It” goes... »

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Friday, May 27th, 2005

Carnival of Comedy is Up! And this week is special—The Daily Cause has two, count ‘em, (2) entries. Bill C submitted his “Wilbanks Indicted” picture of the Runaway Bride, which is great ‘cause I left a comment on it so I get some air time there as well as from my submittal: “The Blog Name Change”... »

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Wednesday, May 25th, 2005

The Blog Name Change. We, “The Blog formerly known as the Chapin Nation,” will henceforth be called “The Daily Cause.” So shall it be written, so shall it be done. I, for one, welcome our new alien overlords… Here is an unofficial transcript of a brief dialogue between Bernard Chapin and me–two of the “Cause Kids”: Me: Sounds like... »

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Tuesday, May 24th, 2005

Roll Over Tom Paine. John Hawkins at Right Wing News has posted his favorite quotes from Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense”. One struck me as particularly germane to the war in Iraq when just a few words are changed. Here’s the original: “A line of distinction should be drawn between English soldiers taken in battle and inhabitants of America... »

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