I’d guess they haven’t been anywhere around my house on “chili night.”
Russ | November 24, 2010
An emissions admission. Well, duh.
Russ | November 24, 2010
An emissions admission. Well, duh.
Russ | June 28, 2010
Click for full-size image. See also: the Zombie Survival Guide. There’s no such thing as being too prepared.
Russ | February 15, 2010
If you look really very closely at the IPCC “hockey stick” graph of global warming, you can see the bones of Piltdown Man. True! Science! Fact!
Russ | December 11, 2009
“Experts” and the press always get science right, don’t they?
Russ | December 2, 2009
It’s been brought to my attention that my referring to Press Secretary Robert Gibbs as “no more or less intelligent than a retarded howler monkey” might be considered to be offensive. He is, in fact, no more or less intelligent than a retarded baboon. I apologize for the error.
Russ | November 30, 2009
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs is no more or less intelligent than a retarded howler monkey. On that, the science is settled.
Russ | September 29, 2009
I hear, lately, of people saying they will refuse to get immunized for H1N1 when the vaccine soon becomes available, either out of some sort of concern about the safety of the vaccine or — get this — because vaccinations are some sort of Government Plot™. Allow me to opine: those people are idiots. Even [...]
Russ | July 20, 2009
40 years…. I was a seven year old kid when Armstrong and Aldrin set foot on the Moon, while Collins orbited above them. It was a time that, though the details may be fuzzy to me, I will never forget. July 20, 1969 was a Sunday, and Moon landing or no, the Emerson family was [...]
Russ | May 11, 2009
I’ve been participating in an experiment. No, not participating. “Conducting” is the word I want. Two weeks ago, I acquired a large bag of apples, and began consuming them at the rate of one per day. And so far, not a single doctor has approached me. Not a one. I think we can say with [...]
Russ | February 19, 2009
Instapundit Glenn Reynolds asks an interesting question, presenting one possible answer to Fermi’s Paradox. As much as the sci-fi nerd in me would like to think that it’s possible there is life out in the universe, the pessimist in me suspects that maybe we’re better off being alone.