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scepticus commented on the blog post That $1500 Blender Isn’t Going To Pay For Itself
“[I]t keeps her from stealing Post-it Notes and pens from the office and selling them on the street…”
is an unsupported assertion. You can’t prove she isn’t stealing office supplies to sell on the street.
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scepticus commented on the blog post He Done Busted Up Our Chifforobe
Thanks a lot, T-Bogg. I had to look up chifforobe.
I had always thought I might be 1/16th Chifforobe on my father’s side, but turns out it’s actually 1/64th Chippewa.
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scepticus commented on the blog post Your Casual Disregard
It always pisses me off that everyone reads Animal Farm and 1984 as a warning except conservatives, who read them as instruction manuals.
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scepticus commented on the blog post Thursday Night Basset Blogging
Where does this virus lurk that two different dogs are exposed 18 months apart?
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scepticus commented on the blog post Who Is Zombie John Galt?
Surely he will make it up on the DVD sales. (Or blu-ray. Whatever.) Wingnut welfare won’t buy movie tickets, but the Koch brothers, et al., will buy warehouse-fulls of discs to boost sales figures and prove Rand is popular, dammit.
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scepticus commented on the blog post Thursday Night Basset Blogging
When you say “thong,” are you speaking of footwear?
I hope you are speaking of footwear.
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scepticus commented on the blog post It Was Gangsta Gangsta At The Top Of The List
Czar is Russian, and Russians are commies, so this proves Obama is a socialist (because czars are Russian commies, which is just history you would know had you been properly home schooled instead of indoctrinated in our terrible public schools, but your parents didn’t love you enough to care, and still don’t).
BTW, anyone else notice that Freddoso is only three letters away from Fredo?
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scepticus commented on the blog post Yes, I’m Sure The Death Ray App Is Very Useful, But I Really Just Want To Call Someone
Wow, that really is fuggin’ funny.
The post, not the comments.
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scepticus commented on the blog post Bet The House On It
Yeah, well I thought the cheering a little unseemly for a memorial service myself. Youthful exuberance of a mostly college-age crowd? Some megachurches are quite informal and actively cultivate a pep-rally-for-Jebus atmosphere, an attitude which some attendees might have brought to what should be a solemn event, I suppose. We can only speculate.
Regardless, I’m sure Rush et al. will criticize the event as a political rally, because he and his ilk are intractable, irredeemable assholes.
