Category: Open Threads

Sorry for the blogging lull. My son suffered a thankfully insignificant fracture in a scarily significant place, so we’re still working out how to deal with the situation. In the meantime, oy! have I got good posters and cartoons for you:

Sorry for the silence this weekend.  Lately it seems that, whenever I get back on track with either blogging or exercise (or perhaps both blogging and exercise), life intervenes and knocks me off track again.  What happened this weekend is more of an inconvenience, and I’ll tell you about it later.  Can’t

While I work on a post about infuriating propaganda in my kids’ school, here are some posters and cartoons, in no particular order, to amuse, infuriate, and inform you:

I’m still on my cleaning binge, but that doesn’t mean you all shouldn’t enjoy either a good laugh or a good insight:

Politics from our side of the aisle (without commentary) and from theirs (with amusing commentary to highlight the idiocy or the sheer gross factor), plus a few other posters just for fun. First, the informative, thoughtful posts:

I’m heading out for a little while, but there are a few articles I really want to share: I read this article about family and friends policing people’s water use, and all I could think of was the Stasi, which set family members to spy on each other. I felt

Happy Columbus Day, on which we celebrate the vast expansion of our world and the march to a modernity that, in places untainted by political or religious totalitarianism, has seen more people raised from poverty and despair than at any other time in human history!  (Or as more and more

I’m still working away on a discovery project and on my Navy League project, but I still managed to collect a second fine batch of posters today. Tomorrow, time allowing I’ve also got some insanely stupid Leftist posters to deconstruct. (Sorry about the click-bait language on the bottom of some

Lots of good ones, roughly organized by theme:

Sorry for the blog silence today.  I was helping a client with an appellate court filing and, as is often the case, it proved to be much more complicated that anyone had anticipated. You’d think that, by now, we would actually start anticipating that the filing is always going to be

I’m actually doing legal work (discovery — blech!), but I still managed to gather an excellent collection of posters and cartoons about the state of the world:

Today, I have posters from both sides of the aisle.  I’ll start with the conservative batch, none of which need comment, because all are self-explanatory:

Still working away on my filing deadline, but I’ve got three posters I thought you’d enjoy: