Yeah, uhh, the ides of march is great if you're just getting into ides, I guess. I celebrate better, less commercialized ides, though. You've probably never heard of them. ...
On today's date in 1977 astronomers discovered a faint but distinct ring around Uranus, which is a true sentence I want you to savor. ...
The military and political history of the cruise missile, a weapon and a tool of foreign policy that became an irresistible temptation to a string of American presidents eager to "show resolve" and blow stuff up without putting American lives at direct risk. This one's worth your $2.
We lobbed 400 of them at Iran in a single 36-hour period, by the way. 10% of the entire stockpile, which replaces slowly (100-200 per year max). So there's that, too! ...
Congratulations to our newest cabinet secretary for somehow finding a way to escape the life trajectory to which all previous humans named "Markwayne" have been limited (dying while trying to set a speed record in a boat painted to look like a pack of Marlboros) ...
Middle Seaman says:
Fan I am. Sometime consider leaving. Don't understand half the jokes. I am on Medicare, is it too old?
Bruce Partington says:
Ugh.
jon says:
It's funny that a bunch of semi-elites thought they could buy their way to elite status and now see their present continued semi-elite status as a betrayal of the highest order. Did none of those people see the movie where some semi-elite kid at an elite university tried to work out a way to get to be among the elite? I think it was based on a true story, and it revealed that the sociopathic drive to be elite is sociopathic.
Tom says:
Smile