For the life of me I can’t understand why Michael Conniff keeps touting Barry Schochet as a Middle East expert, a title that Barry himself denies. This is a con of the highest degree, and I’m disappointed... Read more →
Carrying Capacity, Kemosabe
According to Post blogger Hugh520, Joseph Campbell wrote of Native Americans who killed for carrying capacity. Hugh writes, “If say, you were an Algonquin and you wished to move West, you did so... Read more →
When Does The Apple Fall Not Under The Tree?
In proof that no Reckless G post strays far from the Middle East, Hugh520 points out Arun Gandhi has been sacked. ”A gaffe is defined as an insensitive remark,” reckless G writes in comment #12,... Read more →
When Israel Was In Egypt’s Land
Like Con Games regular Chris from Grand Junction, Post blogger Jim Vail has gone all Horace Greeley on us, “After perusing the local papers for awhile, seeing the little bit that’s available and... Read more →
Politics – A Cure-All?
I don’t know about you, but I am starting to really enjoy this political season. I am about as apolitical as one can get. Nevertheless, I watch the coverage for entertainment and I am really being... Read more →
Just Eat It!
In comment #1 to Reckless G’s thoughts on reality TV, Mitch Mulhall dishes up a plate of “challenging” hors d’oeurves guaranteed to tickle your gag reflex. Read More →
La Tomatina Et Alia
In comment #10, does Post blogger Star Eagle have a Dan Quayle moment, or does he intentionally misspell “nuclear?” Star Eagle writes, “…about those pesky long lasting bulbs Rush and you’all... Read more →
Keep On Clicking In
Post blogger Mitch Mulhall posts from Leadville about why he skis: “I quit skiing altogether back in the early 90s, mainly because fly fishing was so much more cost effective. Then I had kids. As if... Read more →
Step Into Enough Bindings And Something Changes…
Personally, skiing doesn’t really do anything for me anymore. This statement doesn’t warrant further explanation, but I’m going to give one anyway. I quit skiing altogether back in the early 90s,... Read more →
Films At The Wheeler
In “Southland Tales” Los Angeles sits on the brink of social, economic and environmental disaster. No, it’s not a documentary. It’s a satire from the director of Donny Darko, showing today at the... Read more →