After a long delay, I finally got finished going through all of my Centennial Parade pictures and posted the gallery:
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Atlas Shrugged Turns 50
Ayn Rand’s massive work Atlas Shrugged turns 50 this year and the editorials are starting the flow in. The best so far has been from, ironically, the former editor of National Review, Maggie Gallagher. Included in the editorial is one of the best descriptions of why Rand continues to appeal after all of these years: The key to Ayn Rand is that she pictured America largely from early films from Hollywood.
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Too Close to True
It’s always horrible when The Onion’s humor is so close to the truth that it hurts:
For a majority of likely voters, meaningless bullshit will be the most important factor in deciding who they will vote for in 2008.
The Seven Words in Law
Nice to see that the seven words you can’t say on television were at least quantified in law: HR 3867.
Fun at the Fair
I know I haven’t posted a gallery in a while, but I made it to the fair on Friday and got some fun pictures:
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I Love This Country
I picked this up at Pops in Arcadia, Oklahoma. It’s tagline is “A Taste Worth Standing in Line For!”
Okie Parking Skills
New Zealand Humor
Some deep thoughts from New Zealand for you:
Dominique is Back!
Poor Dominique
My poor car was assaulted by members of the United States Airforce during a lunchtime raid in the parking lot of Cattleman’s. I think it was a case of mistaken identity, and they were very aplogetic but isn’t this overkill or just a case of shock and awe?