Linkage
I am not sure cats actually need training in that. Via wicked_danu.
Take the theme song of Gilligan’s Island and apply it to …. I laughed lots.
Rugby as you’ve never seen it before.
The rubber ducks are coming! Via drjon.
What would we do without the plural apostrophe? We’d be unable to dot our i’s and cross our t’s for a start.
Just for sui001: Star Wars artwork (worksafe). And also (so not worksafe).
It’s cold up North: report finds Canadians smoke more marihuana than folk of any other industrialised country.
A media-myth busting site.
An ex-Marxist provides a very reasoned, considered and sensible series of propositions explaining why he is not a Marxist anymore. (I have never been a Marxist, but the fact that Marxist Norman Geras has posted Alan Johnson’s post on his blog is just one of the reasons why Normblog is one of my favourite blogs. Others include that he is as completely unpersuaded by Richard Rorty as I am.)
Much contemporary political thought seems to be fearfully trapped in the present.
The revealing nature of small things: Israel is apparently the only Middle Eastern country where folk regularly where seat belts: in Arab countries it is a matter of personal honour not to.
Being upbeat about Lebanon.
Take the theme song of Gilligan’s Island and apply it to …. I laughed lots.
Rugby as you’ve never seen it before.
The rubber ducks are coming! Via drjon.
What would we do without the plural apostrophe? We’d be unable to dot our i’s and cross our t’s for a start.
Just for sui001: Star Wars artwork (worksafe). And also (so not worksafe).
It’s cold up North: report finds Canadians smoke more marihuana than folk of any other industrialised country.
A media-myth busting site.
An ex-Marxist provides a very reasoned, considered and sensible series of propositions explaining why he is not a Marxist anymore. (I have never been a Marxist, but the fact that Marxist Norman Geras has posted Alan Johnson’s post on his blog is just one of the reasons why Normblog is one of my favourite blogs. Others include that he is as completely unpersuaded by Richard Rorty as I am.)
Much contemporary political thought seems to be fearfully trapped in the present.
The revealing nature of small things: Israel is apparently the only Middle Eastern country where folk regularly where seat belts: in Arab countries it is a matter of personal honour not to.
Being upbeat about Lebanon.