Fluffy Mackerel Pudding

Senator Sessions: Unable to distinguish between "should" and "can".

To a Good Show You're Probably Not Watching. A Recap on the Creator's Blog.

Don't think genre fiction can be literature? Fuuuuuuck Yoooooooou.

Via ML

As some of you know, I've had job issues lately, as well as housing issues. After careful deliberation, I have accepted a paid internship at the Reason Foundation. It doesn't pay a lot, but it will cover my expenses, allow me to work on important policy issues (I expect to do a lot of the research for amicus briefs, and I'm told I can anticipate writing one or two, as well as a credited article in Reason Magazine by the end of the year), and with luck lead to a better-paying fellowship either there or at the Cato Institute or Heritage Foundation.

Of course, this will necessitate a move, but I've always wanted to move to beautiful Los Angeles. I'm not sure, but I think I'll be able to afford a car (I'm thinking an Explorer), and something with a nice lawn for a dog to play in. Of course, moving, especially cross-country, can be expensive, but since I'm not obligated to pay taxes to the illegal government of Baquack Hussein ibn-Osama, that's going to be fine.

Talk to you all from the west coast!

If this post at The ISB isn't a long-form gag, I'm afraid it's actually convinced me to read that comic. So, can anyone verify that the comic is, in fact, as Mr. Sims advertises?

Under the proposed regulation, I believe that a pharmacist could refuse to dispense HIV/AIDS treatments on the basis that it is a punishment for sin, a new-age adherent pharmacist could refuse to dispense any non-homeopathic or herbal remedy, or a devoted monarchist could refuse to dispense medication for the treatment of scrofula.

Indeed, I don't see why a Christian Scientist pharmacist need do anything at all.