Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Some sunroof
I didn’t know they made sunroofs this big.
Saturday, June 24, 2006
Commuter Helper
Here’s an idea some of the panhandlers who plague Toronto should check out.
As he thought about it more, however, he thought that he (as in himself and his body) was actually a valuable commodity and he could sell himself and that is exactly what he did. He walked to the freeway entrance and held up a sign that said,
Where the Hell is Matt?
This guy gets around - and can’t dance.
Amusing.
Rags to riches
Only in America do you read of such rags to riches stories.
Aaron Spelling, a onetime movie bit player who created a massive number of hit series, from the vintage “Charlie’s Angels” and “Dynasty” to “Beverly Hills 90210” and “Melrose Place,” died Friday, his publicist said. He was 83.
Ratz!
The strangest part of this story is that they are going to the trouble of actually adopting out these little vermins.
About 1,000 pet rats—ranging from 3-year-old adults to little, pink newborns—shared the one-room house with Roger Dier.
Friday, June 23, 2006
Chamberlain award
Quick, would someone please hand the appeasement award of the year to McSquinty now?
OPP cede control to 6 nations police
Move over, Dalton...I want to stick my head in the sand...in shame.
Bateman is the best
It really doesn’t surprise me that a Bateman isn’t considered art by the most vaunted Canadian institutions.
After all, it takes real talent to do what he does, which is far more than you can say for the other garbage appearing in these galleries.
His stuff looks better than high end photographs.
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Left oand Right on global warming
At last, the reason why leftists can’t see the global forest for the trees.
Sunday, June 18, 2006
Happy Father’s Day
Yes, Dad, you do matter.
Want to increase the odds that girls won’t be abused, boys won’t land in prison, and neighborhoods won’t be rife with crime? Make sure there is a biological or adoptive father, married to the mother of his children, in every household.
Saturday, June 17, 2006
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Black IS Beautiful
I just finished watching the best movie ever to come out of India, called Black ($US orders)
It’s a story already told, but add gorgeous cinematography, gorgeous Rani Mukherjee , and a haunting, amazing soundtrack, and you have a true masterpiece.
Go out and rent the movie now. If you can’t find it, join Zip.ca, and rent it from there.
Friday, June 16, 2006
Not the government
The government is going big trying to promote their “smartgrowth” plans, trying to lead people into small, compact boxes, living on top of each other.
The Star is even saying people don’t like suburbia any more.
I mean, who wants to live in a big house, with lots of yard space, on a street without much traffic, drive in a nice car, listening to your music as loudly as you want, without smelly, often rude bodies around you? Wouldn’t you rather live in a building with 500 other people, on a bus route, that may or may not come on time, on a busy street too dangerous for your kids to play on?
Give the socialists credit: they never give up telling people what they want.
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
Truth is painful
The global warmists, including Al Gore, hardly ever let facts get in the way of their chicken little theories. Hundreds of scientists who don’t agree don’t deter them either.
Professor Bob Carter of the Marine Geophysical Laboratory at James Cook University, in Australia gives what, for many Canadians, is a surprising assessment: “Gore’s circumstantial arguments are so weak that they are pathetic. It is simply incredible that they, and his film, are commanding public attention.”
Carnal higher education
Boy, college just ain’t what it used to be.
Boys take backseat
We already know men are being emasculated in society by the feminazis, and here’s more proof that it starts early with boys in school.
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Gig’s up
McSquinty says he’s really mad now, and if the natives stay unrestful, he’ll be, well, really really mad.
Damn I miss Mike. When do you think Dalton’s going to grow a dick and do something?
Blizzard wants him to call in the army.
Monday, June 12, 2006
Gingrich May Run in 2008
If he does run, I’ll vote for him.
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) expects to run for president in 2008 if the contest for the Republican nomination still seems wide open late next year, he said yesterday.
He certainly is one of the smartest guys I’ve listened to.
Watch the market work
Hey, this guy thinks that market forces could actually bring the price of oil down - without government interference! Give the markets time, and they do actually work. The forces of supply and demand are powerful.
Oil prices could drop to about $40 US a barrel in the medium term as new supplies are found, and might fall even further in the long term, the chief executive of BP PLC said, according to an interview published Monday.
The rest of the story
Perhaps this is the true story behind the Caledonia “native unrest”.
The OPP are looking for several people with regards to violence at the Caledonia stand-off involving the Six Nations Reserve.
Follow the money or the girl - and you will always get your answer.
Sunday, June 11, 2006
Chief Saudi export
Mark on the Saudis most dangerous export.
What’s nutty is that, half a decade on from Sept. 11, the Saudis are still allowed to bankroll schools and mosques and think tanks and fast-track imam chaplaincy programs in prisons and armed forces around the world. Oil isn’t the principal Saudi export, ideology is; petroleum merely bankrolls it.
Saturday, June 10, 2006
Bush will rally
Hard to find too many articles like this saying good things about GWB.
One hears not an encouraging word about US President George W Bush these days, even from Republican loyalists. Yet I believe that Bush will stage the strongest political comeback of any US politician since Abraham Lincoln won re-election in 1864 in the midst of the American Civil War.
Reduce, repeal and rescind
Here is an energy program you won’t read about happening anytime soon - or will you?
Prime Minister Harper needs an alternative to Kyoto. Just about everyone seems to agree that our government can’t just do nothing about greenhouse gas emissions.
Above the law
More evidence that there are two tiers of laws in Ontario: none for Indians, all for the rest of us.
Two news cameramen were assaulted by protesters today, prompting Premier Dalton McGuinty to condemn the latest violence at the site of an aboriginal occupation in Caledonia, Ont.
Friday, June 9, 2006
I smell a good album
Nothing like a breakup to inspire some spine-chilling lyrics.
But in new issues out today both People and Us Weekly are reporting the 32-year-old Ottawa songwriting superstar and the Vancouver-born actor, her boyfriend of four years and fiancee of two, have split.
Thursday, June 8, 2006
Out of control tower
Check out this temporary control tower that doesn’t have to meet local building codes - brought to you by the FAA.
For the next three years, Opa-locka Airport’s control tower will be a trailer perched atop cargo containers welded together.
Suddenly the 9-11 tragedy is becoming more understandable.
Wednesday, June 7, 2006
Here comes Howie
Howard’s invasion into Canada is finally complete...here his TV show comes to Rogers on Demand.
From the Rogers site.