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Nothing is lamer than when one of the “reasonable” conservatives tries to make a fact-based argument about politics.

I passed the six month anniversary of my new job earlier this month.  It's a little hard to believe that it's been that long. 

I passed the six month anniversary of my new job earlier this month.  It's a little hard to believe that it's been that long. 

There’s a word that I think has been overused in our language, coming up in all manner of contexts to the point of ridiculousness:

Fund-raising struggles for Leatherwood, provides the final death nail in his political viability to seriously challenge Blackburn.
Congressman Blackburn has managed to accumulate enough to thwart any further challenges, but significantly less than her last election cycle.

I think Granddaddy's favorite adjective is "big." For some reason, he seems to be preoccupied with size. He's not a particularly large man by any means – just your average, healthy, 91-year-old man who lives by himself and manages just fine.

Interesting article in the NY Times today about scionspeak.com, a new marketing effort by Toyota.

During my daily dip into dictionary.com in search of words with which to describe my discovery of the true meaning of life, I frequently uncover never before seen (with these eyes…) jewels. Such as this one…

I wanted to insult Grandad a few posts ago and had to call in K8 to help. I was looking for some alliteration. I asked her if “putting on a holy show” (meaning acting in an embarrassing way was actually used in Ireland.

She assured me it was. I didn’t use it, instead referred to Grandad as a Gob[bleep]e, which she said would be perfectly OK with him.