Daily Archives: July 28, 2004

“Simpsons” goes gay

Do I really need to tell you that when a character on The Simpsons is going to be coming out of the closet, your first stop for exhaustive speculation as to who that character might be should be A Perfectly … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in TV and movies | 3 Comments

Morrison poll numbers

Hard not to get at least a little excited at these poll numbers. Beattie Hamilton & Staff for the DCCC. Poll details unknown. DeLay (R) 49 Morrison (D) 39 Fjetland (I) 7 DeLay is running 11 points behind Bush/Cheney (which … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in Election 2004 | 8 Comments

Comment problem fixed (again)

Apparently, I had a repeat of the webhost problem which gave “permission denied” errors when commenting, and which also prevented me from posting before now. I saved a few things in draft and have now published them. Dreamhost has assured … Continue reading Continue reading

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Where’d I put those backups?

I’m sure you’ve seen the story of Florida’s latest voting woes by now. A computer crash erased detailed records from Miami-Dade County’s first widespread use of touchscreen voting machines, raising again the specter of elections troubles in Florida, where the … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in Technology, science, and math | 1 Comment

Popup redux

Awhile back, I bashed the GOP for including pop-up ads as part of its Internet outreach strategy. I stand by my assertion that pop-ups are a stupid way to reach consumers, especially considering their looming obsolescence thanks to pop-up-blocking technology, … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in The making of the President | Comments Off on Popup redux

That’s why they call it “parody”

You’d think that with all of the scandals and investigations surrounding him that Tom DeLay wouldn’t have a whole lot of free time for frivolity, but apparently you’d be wrong. A super-sized Statue of Liberty, holding aloft an order of … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in Society and cultcha | 3 Comments