Brews You Can Use
Neat site. Take the ten seconds to register.
The Bar [http://www.thebar.com/].
Eric Scheske
A Don't-Fear-the-Reaper Thing?
Strange story of the day, week, month, year.
A 30-year-old man lives with a 106-year-old woman. He lived with her and took
care of her for nine years. She had no children and her husband died in 1970.
They then sign a double suicide note and
The Illicit Sex Sweepstakes
Canada tries to get in front of The Netherlands and Scandinavians:
> A new study for the federal Justice Department says Canada should get rid of
its
law banning polygamy, and change other legislation to help women and children
living in such multiple-spouse relationships.
[http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/
Secularist Principal Loses in Court
> A federal judge has ruled that a high school principal cannot prohibit a student
from wearing his pro-life shirt in school. . . .
> The student's shirt is distributed by the American Life League's Rock for Life
group and displayed the message: “Abortion is Homicide. You
Hey, My In-Laws Square Dance!
Welcome to the world of Lesbian and Gay Square Dance!
[http://www.iagsdc.org/main/common/index.php]
Let's see, there's a gay music label [https://thedailyeudemon.com/3603/]. There's gay rodeo
[https://thedailyeudemon.com/3237/]. There are gay prison cell blocks [https://thedailyeudemon.
Secularist Hagiography
From a review of Road to Glory:
[http://www.townhall.com/opinion/books_entertainment/be_columns/MeganBasham/2006/01/11/181967.html]
> Here's the true (abridged) story of the 1966 Texas Western (now University of
Texas-El Paso) Miners:
> A color-blind college basketball coach named
Litigating Bishops
I'm not surprised. Discouraged, but not surprised. The reference to "MRC" is to
Media Research Center, which is run by Brent Bozell (a Catholic):
> MRC has a news service on the Internet, Cybercast News Service. It uses the name
CNSNEWS.com and has been since
Late Night
Leno:
> The Hamas terror organization has announced it now has its own TV station.
Great, now NBC will be the fifth rated network.
> Senator Ted Kennedy announced that he and his dog Splash are writing a
children's book. Is Splash the best name for Ted Kennedy&
Sleeping in Shifts
A novel idea to try to resolve the debacle that is the modern prison system:
> With space scarce as the U.S. prison population grows, a top Idaho lawmaker is
proposing that inmates share beds by sleeping in shifts, a practice sometimes
used by the U.S. military.
Link
Condom City
From the land of pot:
> A western Colombian city councilman wants to require everyone in town 14 or
older to carry a condom to prevent pregnancy and disease, outraging local
priests.
> William Pena, a councilman in Tulua, said Wednesday he will present a formal
proposal to force all