For the record, I believe that those who want to make burning the U.S. flag illegal are as emotionally immature as the ragtag bands of fanatical Muslims who run around screaming and rioting when they hear someone might have desecrated the Koran.
My advice to Orrin Hatch and cronies - grow up, you’re wasting time on [...]
Archives for the Month of June, 2005
Burn baby burn
Thursday, 23 June 2005
TSA gathers database about every U.S. traveler
Tuesday, 21 June 2005
Don’t worry - the government only does good things for good reasons. You can relax. Someone else will take care of it.
That’s why it shouldn’t bother you that the Transportation Security Administration is saying one thing and doing another, in violation of directives specifically given to it by Congress. I’m not a big fan of [...]
Perspective
Monday, 20 June 2005
Perspective is an interesting thing. I present as evidence this joke found on an Iraqi’s blog. (edited for grammar)
An old Arab lived close to New York City for more than 40 years. He would have loved to plant potatoes in his garden, but he is alone, old and weak. His son is in college in [...]
Nucleus demo hacked
Sunday, 19 June 2005
I found an interesting blogging tool called Nucleus that is a) open source and b) claims to have built in anti comment spam capabilities.
However, the demo had been hacked. That’s a potentially discouraging sign.
I’m pretty sure the real admin has no interest in adding an entry consisting of the above information. I’ll keep my eye [...]
Civilization IV release date draws nearer
Friday, 17 June 2005
As you’re reading in the post-E3 buzz, Civilization IV is getting better and better. The game is nearly complete, and right now you can play a quite satisfying single or multi-player game.
So says the Firaxis web site’s Spring 2005 Behind the Scenes letter. I am a huge fan of every version of Civilization thus far. [...]











