Month March 2013
There is this great scene in the movie ‘The Incredibles’ when Buddy is pretending to be Mr. Incredible’s sidekick. Police Officer: Wait. You mean he got away? Mr. Incredible: Uh-huh. [gestures to Buddy sitting angrily in the car] Skippy here… Continue Reading →
This is horrible and wicked and probably darn common. To listen to this is to hear man’s inhumanity to man. The way this woman keeps citing “policy” as the 911 operator begs the woman to hand the phone to a… Continue Reading →
How cool is this? Although Batman in England doesn’t seem right. But mad kudos to the old school Batman uniform and just doing the whole vigilante thing. Awesome. I do have to wonder though about the state of robbers in… Continue Reading →
Pennsylvania congresswoman Allyson Schwartz showed she is the top choice of liberals to face Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett by receiving 36.6 percent of the vote at the Pa. Progressive Summit, according to PoliticsPA. Most political analysts have stated that Schwartz… Continue Reading →
I open up my Yahoo page and blaring at me is a picture of Cardinal O’Brien who retired immediately after allegations that he had sex. Also going on in the world but not as trumpeted by the mainstream media are… Continue Reading →
This isn’t groundbreaking. I just think it’s worth it to make sure people understand that abortion is not safe. For anyone. Here’s audio of two 911 calls that came from the same Planned Parenthood in Delaware in the last ten… Continue Reading →
After the resignation, we kinda knew. But now we know for sure. Cardinal O’Brien, Archbishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh, did the dirty. Sad and sickening. 3 March 2013 Statement from Cardinal O’Brien In recent days certain allegations which have… Continue Reading →
I saw this at Momto8blog and I could absolutely relate: *subhead*One of those days.*subhead*
A professor at Georgetown University wrote a piece in the NY Times advising Catholics to resign from the Catholic Church in light of Pope Benedict’s resignation. Paul Elie is a senior fellow in the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and… Continue Reading →
I was one of the two or three people who stumbled onto the Anthony Edwards show “Zero Hour.” It doesn’t look particularly good but it held my interest for a few minutes. But while I was watching, they mentioned this… Continue Reading →