Charly stuck in the 20th century

Heck, more like, the 19th century. But, fear not, AA & Tecs are stocking up on Charly's pinko classics at Amazon.

Garrulous coot or solipsistic bore?

America finds consensus

Compare.

Choo-choo can't choo

Bad news for Tecs' Barbiedoll

Voters moving to the right; Tecs out of the mainstream.

Rott's Fave Man of Steel Does The Pussy Thing

Hey, if Mohammed [oops, Gabriel, the Angel guy, that's the concept. Nope, not Gabriel, trickster devil pretending to be Gabe, that's the concept. It's a convoluted concept, infideis] could take back all those lovey dovey "Satanic" verses, then why not Stalin's Castrato?

Dirge for the dinosaur media

I used to watch ABC quite a lot in the old days, but must have stopped completely sometimes in Y2K. Way to run a once great company into the ground...

Now he tells us!

AA and Tecs call Petraeus 'Betray Us' again

...first time was when you two were pullin for Kerry, of course.

Stocky dragon

Hey Tecs! We're not gonna let you vote for Patrick again!

Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead

[Added illus. -- rot]

Cosmic chutzpah

New meme!

We are unworthy! Hey, I thought Hitler was supposed to come to that conclusion first... Oh well, Drink!

Pepe at the bat

Obligatory rejoinder.

Dinosaur media out to pasture

More: Over here the brain-dead twits doing their best to turn the Boston Globe circulation figures into Michael Mann's phony hockey stick upside down are going with "Boston Faces Deep Risk From Sea-Level Rise." Holy shit. Quick, AA, let's go put our fingers in the dike.

Paleontosaurus Oopsius Rex

Little Jack Horner, Sat in his Corner, Crunching the Dinos away.

Montana State 1- Da Ivy League 0.

Dinosaur media watch

The NY Slimes trying to squirm out of it (as exposed by Taranto): For days, as more videos were posted and government authorities rushed to distance themselves from Acorn, The Times stood still. Its slow reflexes--closely following its slow response to a controversy that forced the resignation of Van Jones, a White House adviser--suggested that it has trouble dealing with stories arising from the polemical world of talk radio, cable television and partisan blogs. Some stories, lacking facts, never catch fire. But others do, and a newspaper like The Times needs to be alert to them or wind up looking clueless or, worse, partisan itself.

You don't say.