DesertRat

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  • DesertRat commented on the blog post The Weather Is Here, I Wish I Was Dutiful

    2012-05-16 16:34:33View | Delete

    Which will undoubtedly be illegal in Tennessee by Friday.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post The Weather Is Here, I Wish I Was Dutiful

    2012-05-15 21:35:57View | Delete

    What wmd1961 said. I won one of the first gen iPads a couple of years back in a drawing at work. I truly hate reading printed books at this point, at least as far as fiction goes. Reference books and non-fiction I still prefer to have sitting on a desk at hand, but that’s changing.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Warning: Slow Jam Children Ahead

    2012-04-25 17:46:10View | Delete

    Warning: Slow Jam Children Ahead

    Sorry. I felt this driving compulsion to fix this post title for you.

    And it looks like the Virgin Ben needs to keep up his strategic shaving of the unibrow a little better, if you know what I mean.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post God Finds You Dull and Jejune Too

    2012-04-20 16:50:49View | Delete

    Douchehat and Lord Saletan of the Woman’s Icky Parts getting together? I was actually thinking the universe would collapse in on itself if you created such a vast black home of charisma and intellect in one space.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post The B-Team Is Go!

    2012-03-08 21:45:16View | Delete

    The Virgin Ben and Bela Lugosi…separated at birth.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post They… Call… Me… MRS. Twitchy!

    2012-03-07 22:01:50View | Delete

    Oh noes! Liberation theology. Hidez the childrenz, Marge!

    Seriously, though TBogg, I’d rather watch the Murkin’s gravity challenged cheer than this spittle-flecked, snarling, non-expose expose.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post From Bangwagon To Bandwagon

    2012-01-11 21:31:08View | Delete

    Reminds me of a great internet insight: Yankees, Cowboys, Lakers.

    If you’re a fan of two of these three teams, there is a good chance you’re a dick.

    I fixed this for you. No charge.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post This Is So Wrong

    2011-12-15 17:49:56View | Delete

    :: shaking head :: It’s bad enough when people die for their own stupid choices in life, but I HATE it when those stupid choices take others with them/leave their children behind in bewildered pain.

    Um, no. Not really. This isn’t a murder/suicide, Julia. All Mrs. Duggar needs to do is say no. Nobody is making her conceive another child. Short of rape, this is her choice as well as his.

    Now for the children, on the other hand, you’ve got a point…but I’m afraid their lives were ruined the moment they were born into the family of this bunch of born-again hyperbreeding, money-grubbing bottom feeders. Mom kicking it because she doesn’t know when to say when would just be the dollop of whipped cream on the ice-cream and shit sundae for those poor kids.

    My mom was the oldest of 8 in dust bowl Oklahoma. She resented her parents for the rest of her life for the amount of responsibility she was saddled with as a teenager in terms of acting as surrogate parent for her younger siblings. And they had the excuse of being in the days before legal birth control, and in depression Oklahoma. Trust me. By the time this is done, at least some of those 20 will tell ma and pa to fuck off and die.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Chivy Chase

    2011-12-09 22:35:56View | Delete

    Geez. It’s like every one of her posts is a cry for an intervention.

    What kind of dead-inside moron would have ever found this monstrosity of a woman sexually attractive enough to marry?

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post If It Illustrates The Nonesuch Nomenclature

    2011-12-06 21:57:48View | Delete

    Oh my gawd, Newt’s married a Real Doll (TM).

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Scott Brown Just Browned Himself

    2011-11-14 21:53:53View | Delete

    Alright, everybody. Form a circle around the target. Circular firing squad. Ready. Aim. Fire!

    What an incredibly awful idea. Let’s run somebody whose never actually run for office before against the sitting incumbent from our own party. And after that, we’ll take this plugged in toaster into the bathtub with us. What could it hurt?

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post It’s A 300 World After All

    2011-11-12 15:11:20View | Delete

    Actually, I’d argue that Frank Miller didn’t change that much from day one. His comic book work always portrayed a dark, cynical world with heavy fascist undertones, going back at least as far as The Dark Knight Returns.

    The only thing that’s really changed is back in the 1980′s, we weren’t sure whether Miller was opposed to or supported this sort of a worldview. Since then, he’s made it abundantly clear that his early work wasn’t a cautionary tale, but a bizarre power fantasy.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Thursday Night Basset Blogging

    2011-09-24 14:39:24View | Delete

    Thanks, Captain Obvious. Yeah, I know a vet is still a doctor. :)

    And a urologist would make the most sense, but as freely as Viagra/Cialis et al. are prescribed, the likely user may not even have an internist.

    In any case, thanks for killing any (limited) humor value my post might have had. Yeesh.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Thursday Night Basset Blogging

    2011-09-22 18:06:58View | Delete

    Please consult a doctor veterinarian if erection lasts more than four hours.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Friday Night Random Ten

    2011-09-09 23:28:02View | Delete

    The new graphic is, um, mesmerizing.

    Kid Charlemagne-Steely Dan
    Warren Harding-Al Stewart
    Endless Sleep-Nick Lowe
    You Have Placed a Chill in My Heart-Eurythmics
    Who Can Stand in the Way-Midnight Oil
    Mother Stands for Comfort-Kate Bush
    22,000 Days-Moody Blues
    If You Leave-Train
    Hannibal-Santana
    Monument-Todd Rundgren & Utopia

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Nobody Loves You When You Can’t Hit A Down And Out

    2011-08-24 22:39:16View | Delete

    Oh, come on now. Lay off of Juicebox Jesus there, Tbogg. After all, I’d like to see you try to throw a completion when your stigmata are acting up.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Sarah Palin May Still Let Us Fight For American Jesus

    2011-05-04 17:27:25View | Delete

    When the planet is blown into a smoking crater, with no life, atmosphere, or hope…you’ve won…er, sort of.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Who Is Zombie John Galt?

    2011-04-29 18:18:48View | Delete

    Let me try that again…

    Interesting note in the Philly sports page last week. Ed Snider, owner of the Sixers and huge Ayn Rand fan, was one of the financial backers of Atlas Shrugged. Jeff Lurie, owner of the Eagles and a liberal, was executive producer of Inside Job.

    Let’s see now: Sixers haven’t won a division title in a decade, and have won one, countem’ one, playoff series.

    As a Flyers fan, it’s worth noting he is also the owner of the Philadelphia Flyers, who actually went to the Stanley Cup Finals as recently as last year, and are in a second round playoff series vs. the Boston Bruins.

    Unfortunately, as many wingnuts succeed at business as good people. It isn’t all about politics.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post Who Is Zombie John Galt?

    2011-04-29 18:16:48View | Delete

    Interesting note in the Philly sports page last week. Ed Snider, owner of the Sixers and huge Ayn Rand fan, was one of the financial backers of Atlas Shrugged. Jeff Lurie, owner of the Eagles and a liberal, was executive producer of Inside Job.

    Let’s see now: Sixers haven’t won a division title in a decade, and have won one, countem’ one, playoff series.

    As a Flyers fan, it’s worth noting he is also the owner of the Philadelphia Flyers, who actually went to the Stanley Cup Finals as recently as last year, and are a second round playoff series vs. the Boston Bruins.

    Unfortunately, as many wingnuts succeed at business as good people. It isn’t all about politics.

  • DesertRat commented on the blog post The Mysterious Galaxy

    2011-03-26 15:15:22View | Delete

    If you want to go further afield with Fantasy (a genre I have less familiarity with), I’ve enjoyed these:

    Glen Cook’s The Black Company series.
    George R R Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire (the first novel is about to get the HBO treatment in April).

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