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Eric Scheske

Brews You Can Use

It's apparently available only in the U.K., but if it catches on over here, I'll put up one of those electronic tip jars in hopes of blogging for free drinks. > Finally, a cool way to send someone a beer. Through buymeabeer.com, you can

What Would Kinsey Say?

Hey, midgets have their voyeuristic needs, too! > A Wisconsin woman visiting Chicago this summer said she was using the bathroom at a downtown Ghirardelli Chocolate Company store when she noticed the lid of the trash can moving slightly. > Then she said she saw a man peeking through that

Et Tu, Girl Scouts?

I've heard complaints that the Girl Scouts were hijacked by feminist-like forces, but I don't know what to make of the rumors. I'll throw this item out for consideration because I'm tired of feminists and others of their ilk infiltrating organizations

I Was Close

In this post [https://thedailyeudemon.com/2245/], I joked that some NASCAR-types might think the whole Katrina thing is a government conspiracy. My joke wasn't too far off the mark; I just pointed at the wrong demographic. > Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan is telling his

Porn U

Crux Magazine has an interesting piece this week about pornography on campus. Not in the frat houses, mind you, but in the curriculum. A few samples: > Controversy over porn in the classroom erupted last month at Arizona State University. "Sexuality in the Media," a class taught by

Odd Consumer News

Five?! Pretty soon, I won't be able to lift the dang thing: > Gillette Co. Wednesday unveiled its newest shaving system, a five-bladed razor called Fusion with a trimmer on the back of the cartridge aimed at the 50 percent of men who have mustaches and beards.

Target Ads

I'm not a big fan of its politics, but The New Yorker has some of the best writing in America right now. It would appear at least one large retailer also thinks highly of the publication: > It seems the American Society of Magazine Editors . . . didn't

Spooky Stuff Around Set of Emilie Rose

> On the set, there were scares that weren't found in any script. "On three different nights in my hotel room, my TV came on by itself," [actress Laura] Linney says with a shiver. "Jennifer [Carpenter's] stereo did the same thing. Call it

They Must Exchange Editorial Columns, Too

> Welcome to life under the Washington Post-New York Times swap. As part of a secret arrangement formed more than 10 years ago, the Post and Times send each other copies of their next day's front pages every night. The formal sharing began as a courtesy between

Feinstein Reads Books?

> Catholic League president William Donohue has asked Senator Dianne Feinstein to apologize to Catholics for a remark she made today at the hearings of Supreme Court nominee John Roberts. > "In a prepared statement today at the hearings for John Roberts, Senator Dianne Feinstein said she was going