sitcoms

I finally got around to watching this during my travels over the weekend, I highly recommend you watch it too. Distinguished law scholar Elizabeth Warren teaches contract law, bankruptcy, and commercial law at Harvard Law School.

The same thing happens every summer in the cookbook business: the workload ramps up to unbearable at just the moment we’re supposed to leave town for a week of vacation. So to the hard-working members of the cookbook committee of Service League of Urbanopolis: I’m going because it’s time to go.

This is from Cold Fury, h/t Brian at 6MB.
Pretty much sums up the crossroads we’re approaching. Maybe a change to Apocryphal Obama’s finger, with some BLT on the side, eh? Since we’re temporarily whipping radical Islam, for now.
But, they are patient, aren’t they? We can’t really count them out.
They have no 30-minute sitcoms to distract [...]

This is from Cold Fury, h/t Brian at 6MB.

Pretty much sums up the crossroads we're approaching. Maybe a change to Apocryphal Obama's finger, with some BLT on the side, eh? Since we're temporarily whipping radical Islam, for now.

But, they are patient, aren't they? We can't really count them out.

They have no 30-minute sitcoms to distract them from their long-term planning.

Modern men feel emasculated, study claims. 

Modern men feel emasculated, study claims. 

We own lots of DVDs. Not nearly as many as some people i'm sure, but we have quite a bit. Not just movies, but a lot of TV shows too. We also subscribe to Netflix, which in addition to the DVD's through the mail we get, allows us to instantly stream movies over the web (from a rather limited selection). We also frequent Hulu and other online content sources. In light of all of this, we do not have cable. No need. More than enough entertainment and not enough time in the day as it is.