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"Am I a libertarian?" Take the fun online quiz! - 04/21/07
Many people are concerned that they, or someone they know, might be a libertarian. While the MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory) can be used to uncover libertarianism and other sociopathies, it takes a long time and requires expert interpretation.
Enter the World's Smallest Political Quiz!
This is an updated version of the classic that you may have taken already, and it can be used to determine whether you suffer from libertarianism, objectivism, dynamism, or other related afflictions.
Today's scary Sean Hannity picture - 11/12/05
Sure, Kim Kommando is a real kutie, but what's she doing with Bill Handel (KFI-AM), Sean Hannity (RNC-FM), and Matt Drudge (cyberspace)?
Everglades python tries to eat alligator... and bursts! - 10/06/05
You may have seen the picture of a python that tried to eat an alligator and ended up split in half with a burst stomach. It's a real picture, as described snopes . com/photos/animals/snakegator.asp. The photo was taken 9/26/05 in Everglades National Park, and the American Alligator was 6', while the Burmese python was 13'.
The what?
Do NOT see "Charlie's Angels 2" - 06/26/03
I beg of you, please don't see the new Charlie's Angels movie. Not that I've seen it, and not that I ever will. But, for starters, let's look at some of the reviews (link):
"It's this summer's Cannonball Run."
"Watching Full Throttle is like being pummeled for two hours with a feather duster. It leaves no scars, but you do feel the pain."
LuAnne Platter, for real - 06/02/03
Insty links (instapundit . com/archives/009854.php) to this FL court case involving prior restraint. While the legal aspects are troubling, I'd imagine that it will be reversed if there's an appeal. But, that's not why this is here.
If I don't see John Derbyshire, can I keep my $35? - 05/30/03
I previously blogged that NRO's Derb was going to be in L.A. autographing his book tomorrow.
I just checked out the link, and now I find out the least I could pay to get in - even just for a one-day pass to the BookExpo (bookexpoamerica.com/App/homepage.cfm?appname=288&moduleid=323) - is $35. Er, no.