Bad Moon Rising
The Bad Things have started to happen. The cosmic
balance has been upset, the gods are angry, and there’ll be hell to pay.
One day after the triumphant Victory Parade through the rain-drenched
streets […]
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The Bad Things have started to happen. The cosmic
balance has been upset, the gods are angry, and there’ll be hell to pay.
One day after the triumphant Victory Parade through the rain-drenched
streets […]
Longtime readers may remember that the Dowbrigade
has long felt underenDOWed in the comments department. Our single
greatest commenter is our dear Mum, up in Downeast Maine, and it always
surprises us that we […]
The
Dowbrigade is considered an early adopter, at least among the crowd that
shops at K-Mart and nations belonging to the
Andean Pact. On Friday, still flush with the reflected glory of the Beantown
[…]
On thing the Dowbrigade has been pondering
for a while now, and which we have concluded is one of the key pressure
points for fixing what ails us, is the
often obscure
[…]
Police block exits to Kenmore Wed. night (Dowbrigade photo)
Boston awoke today to dark threatening skies
laid thick on a cold, raw mist, a steady drizzle coating the streets
[…]
The Red Sox are nine outs away from winning
the World Series. Our emotions are strong, and mixed, and difficult to
describe. We have been a fanatic of the Sox through thick and thin, since
[…]
Hunter
Thompson has long been one of our literary heroes and role models, ever
since Fear and Loathing in Las
Vegas ripped the vinyl horsehide off of "objective journalism" and showed
[…]
Ever on the prowl for scientifically significant research topics, cutting edge anthropologists in Australia are deep into a precise comparison of peeing methods - modern out-house sit-down vs. indigineous natural squatting.
But researchers found westerners could not hold the squat position for more than 30 seconds without falling over.
Prof Ajay Rane, of James Cook University, […]
LHASA, TIBET—Deng Hsu, 14, said Monday that he is “totally getting into Western philosophy.” “I’ve been reading a lot of Kant, Descartes, and Hegel, and it’s blowing my mind,” Hsu said. “It’s so exotic and exciting, not like all that Buddhist ‘being is desire and desire is suffering’ shit my parents have been cramming down […]
The situation in Fallujah is a deadly puzzle. If
anywhere in the world could be called Terrorism Central, this is the
place The entire city and its suburbs has been in the hands of the rebels
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For
a while there it was looking as though email was becoming obsolete and
impossible to use. Our emailboxes (all half dozen
of them) were filling up constantly with ridiculous come-ons, fantastic
[…]
I really can’t think of anything to say about this one, except that it’s worth checking out and still has me laughing. QT6 required.
British Kung Fu