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Eric Scheske

Sex Offenders and Halloween

When I was a kid, it was rare that you'd come across a house with its lights off (signalling, "No candy here") on Halloween night. When you saw one, you'd think, "Some old woman who chopped up her husband must live there."

Homosexual Brown Shirts

Homosexuals continue to kick the civil liberties of people who disagree with them. > Poland could lose its EU voting rights if its newly elected president continues to oppose gay rights and seeks to introduce the death penalty, the European Commission warned yesterday. Link [http://www.guardian.co.uk/eu/

Childless Folks

In the upcoming issue of Touchstone, R. Albert Mohler, Jr. writes about childless couples. He first lays out examples of the shallow worldview of the people who choose not to have children, and then he hammers them. Worth reading. Though, quite frankly, I suspect we're lucky these vapid

New Orleans' Priorities

Conan on re-opening efforts: > Announced that first Starbucks has reopened in New Orleans. Residents said they were thankful; they may have lost their homes but now can spend $5 on a cup of coffee.

Dancing with the Devil on Network TV

> On Thursday, October 27 at 3PM, CBS.com will feature the "Ghost Whisperer Halloween Seance," hosted by medium James Van Praagh. Van Praagh, who is co-executive producer of the CBS television drama Ghost Whisperer, will perform readings for the general public via streaming video on CBS.

The Lap Dunce

Follow-up to an earlier post [https://thedailyeudemon.com/2779/]. The man has three daughters. Does he want his daughters to be lap dancers and pole mates? But wait. He makes $600,000 a year. Such degrading acts are only for the skankier girls. > A married executive dubbed the

Animals in Church

It beats rock music and hug fests and gyrations in the pews: > Father Peter MacLeod-Miller, 43, keeps a donkey, lambs, goats and alpacas in a paddock at his rectory and takes them to the church in Barrow. > Australian-born Father MacLeod-Miller said: "Animals are central

Celebrity Nation

> But [William] Shatner now reveals he had a kidney stone, which he successfully passed after experiencing excruciating pain [http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/#celeb5]. My day is complete.

Arresting Nemo

One of the better stories I've read in awhile. If you check out the story, you get the impression that they're dealing with more sophisticated panhandlers. I can't imagine the civil libertarian cries are far behind: > In plain sight of children and tourists,

Warnings about Warnings

This is Kafkaesque. No, it's just stupid. The paternalists are concerned that the warning stickers on prescription drugs don't give us enough information and may prompt people not to read the full instructions. Can a ban against those efficient stickers be far behind? NYT Link [http: