How to Be a Horrible Boss – Diego Basch’s Blog. I’ve had more bosses than I can remember. The ones who left an indelible impression in my brain were in the extremes: either great or horrible. There are many books … Continue reading
For those who believe in God, most of the big questions are answered. But for those of us who can’t readily accept the God formula, the big answers don’t remain stone-written. We adjust to new conditions and discoveries. We are … Continue reading
This bus interior looks an awful lot like Wellington’s buses. Could it be…?
hipster-animals: craft beer snob Yep… I likes me some craft beer. Ah-yup.
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zoomar: … the right to teach truth… not propaganda Unfortunately nobody can tell the difference these days.
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For those of you without television, the placard on the left reads “The sun will explode in 5 billion years. Repent to Stephen Hawking now!” Well, I do believe I will.
I can’t even imagine how awful political comics are going to be the next few days. Randy Milholland, of Something Positive fame, about the time Osama bin Laden was found
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Riddle me this, Becktards: Assuming there’s a Creator, He’s obviously not an idiot. Considering that He also created human psychology, it seems pretty damn unlikely that He’s going around traumatizing people to win their hearts and minds. Didn’t work for … Continue reading
…[A] distinction I consider myself very lucky to have been given… It has to do with the idea of their being One True Way to practice/accomplish/pursue X (whatever X happens to be), and it goes a little something like this … Continue reading
hugonebula: Wolverine Goes From Red All Over, To Black And Blue Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors Sometimes, people who know I once had a £40-a-week comic habit ask me why I don’t buy comics from … Continue reading
Discretion can be abused, and rulebooks are important safeguards against that. But the balance has shifted too far in the direction of obsessive reverence for rules. There must be ways to re-introduce intelligent discretion and overthrow the unbending tyranny of … Continue reading
This is the problem with writing fiction in the early 21st century: the real world outdoes you for madness every day. Warren Ellis, ‘We’re living in the last days of the Roman Empire’
My neighbors like to share their music. I’m more interested in their silence. Randy Milholland tweets again. Maybe he should introduce them to earphones – the new product of SCIENCE!
Back when I had Lego… yup. commitcrimedotcom: Click here to get wasted. (via fucknicethings)
