Just As I Thought

Portrait of the Artist

Ah, that day when my friends Sara and Lance and I went to the Hirshhorn gallery to see the Laurie Anderson exhibit, and turned around to discover that we were being followed by… Laurie Anderson.

You can’t prove it didn’t happen

That Dick Cheney — he reminds me of a kid who’s told a lie, and when confronted by his parents he blusters and lies some more, creating a string of untruths that just wanders off into the bizarre. Now  [more...]

On the Board

Wonkified Shirlington

I never realized that my little neighborhood — Shirlington, a little area in South Arlington just outside Washington, DC — was a hip, happening spot for politicos, but Wonkette points out: Dick Gephardt was  [more...]

Hail to the Facts

Via Fark comes a list of facts about our presidents. Being a liberal partisan, I figured I’d just pick out the facts that I found about our current president. Just for grins, you understand. Such as this: when  [more...]

Bothered and bewildered

Can someone please tell me what the deal is with the (poorly made-up) creepy old man dancing around like a weirdo in the Six Flags commercials? Am I so completely out of it that these bizarre commercials — like  [more...]

My new target

Drug companies. Pharmaceutical behemoths. The corporations with the highest profit margins in the world. I think it’s time they became the target of wrath. These companies — which seem to have government  [more...]

I suggest an apparel amendment

Just in time for our celebration of American freedom, comes this story courtesy of the lovely and talented Mac: OK, so if you live in the U.S., you know Independence Day was yesterday.  It’s the day  [more...]