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Monday, March 10, 2003
BONUS POINTS... ...to any that can identify from which movie that the quote up on the left comes. Hint: it ain't "Mary Poppins". CROCODILE TEARS FOR THE DEAD Ralph Peters has an op-ed in the NY Post today that is as blunt as it is on point. He points out the basic hypocrisy in the (Old) European attitude to cry over the dead, but to not lift a finger to help the living. His comparison of "Old Europe" to our true allies on the continent: Saddam looks very different to a Romanian or Latvian than he does to a German or a Frenchman. The Frenchman sees a tantalizing business proposition, while, as a friend of mine serving in the Gulf remarked, "The Germans can't help loving Saddam. He's a dictator with a mustache . . ."Ouch. Go read the whole thing. Sunday, March 09, 2003
READ 'EM The Most Significant SF & Fantasy Books of the Last 50 Years, 1953-2002 Is it good or bad for me to admit that I've read 32 out of 50? LMAO Found in the Amazon.com spotlight review for Tom Waits' album "Blood Money": "I'm not quite sure how much of a departure this is for Tom, but for the uninitiated wondering what to expect from this, imagine that Nick Cave has been listening to the soundtrack from "Twin Peaks: Firewalk With Me" for two months, sustained a head injury, and is now wandering around New Orleans performing puppet shows."I damn near peed myself. |