Month: January 2012
Back to the Beginning
It’s been a bit quiet here this past couple of days. Real life intervened. I had yet another rejection following an interview. I made a […]
Copyright Ruling
Via Lynne over at Counting Cats, this dreadful story. At least it is dreadful for anyone who takes photographs. The idea of an image of […]
Dress Code Redux
It’s interesting that today, Bucko is discussing dress codes and Disney has announced that it is relaxing its rule regarding facial hair. Dress codes are […]
Arse About Face
Quite apart from the absurdity of the legislation now passed in Los Angeles regarding porn actors being required to use condoms – not to mention the usual bansturbator desire to […]
The Plague or Typhus?
The Guardian asks which do you trust less? Unsurprisingly, a majority of the Guardian’s respondents trust business less. It’s a silly question, really – not […]
Sometimes…
My fellow travellers remind me why I’m more of a classical liberal than a libertarian. Take a look at the comments thread of this piece […]
If in Doubt
Ban it. I’ve always been bemused by cosmetic surgery. Sure, it has great value for reconstructing those who have suffered the devastating effects of war […]
Complicated?
Via ManWiddecombe, this wonderful example of political idiocy. The Government does not want to be “killjoys” but has to act against excessive alcohol consumption, claims […]
Competing Rights
The BBC asks the question is it time for the Occupy movement to pack its bags and go home? Primarily, there is the question of […]