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Eric Scheske

Least Favorite People

Right Wing News asked over 200 right-of-center bloggers to send their list of least favorite right-wing people. Forty-seven bloggers responded. Here are the results (number of votes in parentheses, on the right): > 18) Tom Tancredo (4) 18) Ralph Reed (4) 18) Newt Gingrich (4) 18)

That's Nuts! . . .

. . . but understandable: > A man annoyed by a noisy car alarm fired at least three bullets into a Toyota Camry, silencing the alarm and bringing out police who hauled him away in handcuffs, authorities said. Link [http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/A/ALARM_RAGE?SITE=NYNYD&SECTION=STRANGE&

Everyone's Copying Eric Scheske!

First Arianna Huffington, now Donald Trump has his own blog. Link [http://www.techweb.com/wire/ebiz/168600536]. > Add online blogger to the list of media ventures on the resume of real-estate mogul and reality TV star Donald Trump. > Trump's eponymous blog, which is subtitled

Fun in the Hood

This is one of the funniest things we've seen in the past couple of weeks: An application for a board game about fighting crack cocaine. Hours of fun for the entire family! http://www.thesmokinggun.com/patent/crackgame1.html We're not intellectual law attorneys, but we&

Strange Days Indeed . . .

. . . Most peculiar, mama: > In an unusual show of “openness” to the Catholic Church, a Masonic lodge in Italy has announced the appointment of a Catholic priest as chaplain. The news was announced during an address to members of the lodge by Grand Master Fabio Venzi of the Grand Lodge

I Have Entitlements! I Have Rights! Let Me Kill You!

Government hand-outs weaken the economy and often destroy its recipients. But now there's yet another reason to hate them: > Hateful Muslim cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed has lived well off the dole in England. The moocher cleric is due for a government angioplasty – no doubt because he

What's the Problem? . . .

. . . Isn't the point to have fun at all costs and to be offensive, if at all possible? Those censors in Helland just don't get it: > The Dutch university student who produced a pro-Holocaust video apologized Wednesday, calling the creation a joke. > Expatica reports

Edgy Recruits

The Catholic Church is turning to Hollywood-marketing to recruit priests, and it just may be working. Link [http://www.washtimes.com/national/20050811-121555-3335r.htm]. Excerpts: > "If we can get high-school youth to hang a picture of a priest in their room, that's

The Bizarro St. Josephs?

> Research suggests that, as cases of teenage pregnancies, sexual infidelity and multiple partners increase, 1 in 25 fathers could unknowingly be raising another man's child. > With improvements in genetic testing, thousands of fathers every year are discovering that “their” child is someone else's. A

Odd Consumer News

Another good one from the Makezine blog: > Solar-powered Wi-Fi networks. Lumin's first-generation product is the LightWave AP-1000 solar-powered access point, which comes in two models, single and dual. The Pearl Street deployment utilizes four dual units, each of which is located out