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Eric Scheske

Eric Scheske

The Anti-Consumerist 101

We frequently rail against America's consumerist ways, so perhaps we should mention the frugal types among us, like this guy who created his own air conditioning unit for $30.00. Link [http://mirror.lerfjhax.com/www.eng.uwaterloo.ca/~gmilburn/ac/].

Wishful Thinking

Yeah, it's conceivable, but it's mostly wishful thinking by the secularists: > As Republican strategists weigh the party's prospects for 2006 and 2008, they are increasingly worried about a political confrontation with Roy S. Moore, the former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court

Raising Schizoids

Russell Moore at Mere Comments on the children's cell phone: > We are living in a culture that is so under-protective of children that we are willing to pack them off to institutionalized daycare as toddlers and subject them to sexualization in grade school. And yet the

Commies Out-Americanizing Us Again!

We earlier reported that the Chinese are beating us at the mall game. Link [https://thedailyeudemon.com/1133/]. Now, they are beating us at two other American favorites: sex and food. Link [http://news.yahoo.com/photos/ss/events/en/061005chocofashion/im:/050610/ids_photos_en/r902810469.jpg;_ylt=Ap1csxVu20HA3PxNoVmLkml.

On Smut

Gil Reavill, a former employee of Screw magazine and current writer for Penthouse and Maxim, has written an excellent cover story for The American Conservative about the prevalence of smut. It's not available on-line yet, but when it is, we suggest everyone read it and send the

The Vegas Odds on Pulling This Off . . .

. . . can't be good. 10,000 to 1 maybe? > A coalition that would for the first time unite the major Christian faiths in the United States is taking years to coalesce, but its organizers say that's a good sign and are not discouraged. > One day

Weekly Features Post

Issue XXIX This is our first free Tuesday since May. No baseball, no school functions, no anything . . . except a handful of children who sense that Dad has some free time. Eric Scheske sedated them with some wine to gain a few minutes to write this. He'll then edit

Planned Parenthood Antics

> Planned Parenthood has released a little video, called "The G Spot," which, you guessed it, talks about how babies are made. In a humorous manner and without holding anything back, including pre-ejaculate, the video features two characters shaped like sexual organs. Predictably, it's the

Father Facts

National Fatherhood Initiative has a neat, though sobering, Top Ten list of fatherhood facts. Link [http://www.fatherhood.org/fatherfacts_t10.asp]. Excerpts: > 1. 24 million children (34 percent) live absent their biological father. . . > 6. Fathers who live with their children are more likely to have a close,

Funny and Sad

Do the math. Each guy in the sect gets three girls. Your sect creates the same number of boys and girls. Eventually, you need to purge. At least they didn't Jim Jones the boys. > Up to 1,000 teenage boys have been separated from their parents and