Tag Archives: Sentential Links

Time for the weekly linkage: :: Not to diminish Mancow’s experience, but if he thought that was torture, think what the real deal must be like. You are snatched out of nowhere, flown across the world, kept awake for days … Continue reading →

Our one hundred seventieth edition of Sentential Links! This occasion calls for…more links. :: This is Roger Moore’s second Bond movie, and one of his best. (Huh-whuh?!) :: She denies this, but we’re often late because she’ll take on one … Continue reading →

Clicking…. :: But does Cheney really believe that in a battle for the judgment of the American people, and for history, he will win a brawl with Colin Powell, with a man who is actually on record early on warning … Continue reading →

Click your way to a happier future and a head full of hair! :: I apologize to my fellow liberals for revealing this conspiracy, but America deserves to know the truth. (Crap. I was in line for my very own … Continue reading →

Click, or the puppy gets it. :: I think a good case can be made that starting with Gerald Ford’s pardon of Nixon, moving forward into George H.W. Bush’s use of the pardon power to kill off the Iran-Contra investigation, … Continue reading →

Here we go…. :: I also happen to like spaceships and space battles. I like explosions and aliens and all the nifty cliches of the genre. (That about sums it up!) :: The reason the books became so popular is … Continue reading →

Linkage, linkage, linkage…. :: So maybe the Rodent Alliance are still out there, despite the Empire’s best efforts. (So does all this photography make SDB a Bothan spy?) :: She claims that the mystical orb she holds is the key … Continue reading →

And away we go!!! :: March is like November, but more hopeful. :: A newspaper city room was a noisy place to work. Dozens of typewriters hammered at carbon-copy books that made an impatient slap-slap-slap. Phones rang the way phones … Continue reading →

Clicking our way to happiness and fulfillment: :: So we’re driving around, bickering, and Sarah says, “Whenever you call me a rule utilitarian it makes my womb clench.” :: The question of whether we are alone in the Universe, and … Continue reading →

OK, after a week off, we’re back in the saddle again. :: There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old’s life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders … Continue reading →