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Eric Scheske

Another Repercussion Suit

A second lawsuit emerges in NY based on repercussions of sex with priest. Earlier this week, a man alleges that a priest's assault turned him gay [https://thedailyeudemon.com/2666/]. Now, a woman says a priest's assault made her mute. NY Post Link [http://www.nypost.

Again?

When the natural desire to procreate is stifled, it manifests itself in odd ways. From this morning's NY Post: A deranged Pennsylvania woman bashed her pregnant neighbor over the head with a baseball bat, drove her to a secluded area, and slashed her belly in a maniacal bid

Brews You Can Use III

Budweiser can't use its name in Portugal. No tears from me. I've never been a Budweiser fan. > Anheuser-Busch lost an appeal that would allow it to sell beer under the brand name Budweiser in Portugal, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in the

Material Girl Backlash?

Madonna talks about her parenting slant: > But as she nears 50, she has become a puritanical parent who is a disciplinarian with her children, nine-year-old Lola and Rocco, four. > Madonna, married to film director Guy Ritchie, says she has banned television and punishes her daughter'

Night Stalker Fraud

Readers might recall that I was excited [https://thedailyeudemon.com/1969/] that the networks were bringing back Night Stalker. Well, my excitement was misplaced. I watched an episode last night, and it was bad. It's not even Night Stalker. They produced X-Files and called it "Night

Brews You Can Use II

This might be the best beer ad of the year. It's not often a beer advertisement provides an historical miniature. And I really like the name of the product. Link [http://www.legendslimited.com/skull.html]. > SkullSplitter is a Scottish strong ale with a distinctive flavor and

Dumbest Debate in Years

The vigilant secularists over at Spoid attack the Catholic Truth Society's alleged plan to proselytize space aliens: > The naivete of the Vatican is almost charming. > Assuming the "UFO problem" resolves with the verification of the extraterrestrial hypothesis -- which is a huge assumption -- what makes

Bankruptcy Scare

This strikes me as a classic case of consumer advocacy scare tactics: > A requirement of the new bankruptcy law that sends Americans into credit counseling before they can erase their debts is drawing criticism from consumer advocates, bankruptcy lawyers and financial educators, who are concerned that the creditors are

What Do You Expect . . .

. . . for a man who hates black people? > In what may turn out to be one of the biggest free-falls in the history of presidential polling, President Bush's job-approval rating among African Americans has dropped to 2 percent, according to a new NBC/Wall Street Journal

Brownback's Bid

NYT ran a piece this morning on Senator Sam Brownback's bid for the presidency. Link [http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/14/national/14brownback.html]. Excerpt: > Mr. Brownback, an evangelical-Protestant-turned-Roman Catholic from Kansas who attends services in the two faiths each Sunday and once