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If you read one forty-page court decision this year, make it this one. This finely crafted, classily blistering dressing-down of the crown princess of the birther movement is a minor masterpiece of amply justified judicial crabbiness.
One can readily see the wisdom of entrusting the elected representatives of the people with the ultimate decision ( Read more... ) -
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A tepid response from Timmy's, but at least it deals with the situation:
Tim Hortons:
It has come to our attention that the Rhode Island event organizer and purpose of the event fall outside of our sponsorship guidelines. As such, Tim Hortons can not provide support at the event ( Read more... ) -
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What the actual f!$k, folks.
From Change.orgOh, don't you hate it when doughnuts decide to go homophobic? The Canadian mega-giant Tim Hortons (which in Canada is the largest coffee chain in the country), has decided to co-sponsor a rally in Rhode Island next week hosted by the National Organization for Marriage. Yup, the same National ( Read more... ) -
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Okay, folks. This may make me look like I just fell off the back of the turnip truck, but I don't care ( Read more... ) -
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Just to let folks know, in the week prior to the BC election I'm pitching in for the NDP from right here at home in Montreal -- making phone calls for the Home Team. Canadians who have some time this week, why don't you sign up and pitch in ( Read more... ) -
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...the others are all playing a game that substitutes the word "moose" for any other word in the title of a Canadian novel. It has to be Canadian. This apparently is part of the joke.
"As for Me and My Moose," Elizabeth says, and everyone in the room chuckles.
"A Jest of Moose," says the wife of the man from Greek and Roman who works at the CBC ( Read more... ) -
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Wow. Vermont, too! w00t!
