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Eric Scheske

They Can Write?

We try to keep readers abreast of blog trends, so we bring you this: The professional cheerleaders blog. Link [http://nflcheerleader.blogspot.com/]. Edifying excerpt: > Meanwhile, the Ben-Gals are working on their 2006 calendar and recently wrapped up their annual uniform shoot. We're in for a

Longer and Longer Acronyms

Don't ask us how we stumbled upon it, but here's a lesbian writing about this coming weekend's gay pride parade. She adores the parade, but has some problems with it, like this one: > Stand proud Gay Parcheesi Players with Hay Fever! You are

St. Joseph, Pray for Us

From Australia: > Men should swap their role as breadwinner for the "mummy track" employment path and end relationship tensions over work and family, according to a national discussion paper to be released today. . . > Fathers of young children are likely to be working a greater number of

Odd Consumer News

This one cracked us up: > I've been having a lot of fun with the Portable Rotary Phone from Spark Fun Electronics. It's a GSM cell phone built inside an old rotary phone. You pop your SIM card in, it dials out, rings and acts just

Not an Oxymoron?

In case you missed this new phrase: > Catholic evangelicals: This counterintuitive term identifies Roman Catholics who embrace much of the public-witness style of evangelical Protestants. “They have the fire and zeal usually associated with evangelicals,” said William Portier, a religious studies professor at the University of Dayton and

Rachel Carson: Mass Murderer?

According to this disconcerting article [http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=7822]: Millions are dying in Asia and Africa due to malaria, which is spread by mosquitoes. DDT cheaply and effectively kills mosquitoes, and allegations of its dangerousness are exaggerated or unfounded, yet we're prevented from using

Weekly Features Post

Issue XXX The title of this Weekly Features Post is sure to attract some shady types: XXX. Boy, will the porners be disappointed. Stoic's Porch "Rehearse death." Seneca More Anonymous Existentialist Ramblings Although Jack Kerouac never completely deserted his native Roman Catholicism, he was infatuated with

Crumbling Housing Market Exception

We stopped bidding when they refused to throw-in the clothes line and NASCAR memorabilia: > A 40-acre estate in the Hamptons - the Long Island summer retreat of New York's rich and famous, has been sold for $US90 million, a new US record for a residential property.

Yet Another Attack on the Homeless

Houston denies them library privilges (link [https://thedailyeudemon.com/800/]), Vancouver takes away their bathrooms (link [https://thedailyeudemon.com/1312/]), Massachusetts throws them away (link [https://thedailyeudemon.com/1434/]), and now Alaska is taking away their meat. > A Juneau homeless shelter has stopped serving donated bear meat after learning

Ban Outdoor Advertising?

Ford has come up with an idea that makes outdoor ads more palatable: > Ford has erected a "living billboard" in Dundas Square, Toronto to promote its Escape Hybrid. With the headline, "Makes everything a little greener," the board contains 900 real plants, kept alive by