Horror in paradise.

Cristiano Philosophe Goes Kierkegaard

Life, it seems, like the WC, starts as Pangloss and ends as La Nausee

Muhammad Fears the Muir-myrdon

A highchair is always useful for the Prophet-on-the-go

The Horror Revealed.

Word by bloody word, the fangs of Fascism are bared. So how about forming one's own judgement, Rott?

A Cheat Sheet For Rott
Not AA
A Rotten Reading

When Planet Pepe Gets Gobsmacked

Comedy Gold alright....

[from a viewers perspective; watching an opening show of Mikey Moore wannabes and Seattleware Michellenean ACORN "beauties", vs the dancing lovelies of Samba???? No wonder Chicago got kunked]

Peregrinations of the Planet Pepeteer be Perilous for Poochobama

Must be a plot by Karl Rove, da Evil Genius.

Why Brits Wanna Go Burkhanstock?

Now there's an armful for Le Pew.

Bad News, Boys-Yer Older Than Ye Thought

Yea, even Thou, komrad MFT.

So gather ye Rosebuds while ye may.

MFT's Nightmare Astronomy Continues

First, the Dinosaurs. Then, the Clovis People... It has not fared well for the denizens of the High Plains.

The Blair Bitch Project Delayed

ChimpBusHitlerburton Cheneocaberos, Thuggish to the last Drop.

The Parable of the Stone, and other Theological Conundrums on Planet Pepe

"What’s in a Hiss? [Jay Nordlinger]

Had a funny moment last night — and it has to do with hissing. I’ve written on this subject: The Left hisses. I first noticed it when I was a kid growing up in Ann Arbor. Horrible, sinister sound — snake-like. Anyway, was in a movie theater on the Upper West Side (Manhattan). And a preview of Oliver Stone’s movie W. came on. And the hissing was kind of strange — sort of tentative hissing. Because they were hissing the president, of course — they had to do that. But they were aware it was an Oliver Stone movie, too – and Stone is good in their theology. So, they were unsure whether to hiss or not. They wanted to hiss the subject of the film, but not the film itself. You know? It was the most unusual hissing I have ever heard."

Sunshiny in the Heart of Darkness