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- Tuesday Tones March 24, 2026
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- What DOES “Auld Lang Syne” mean, anyway? March 19, 2026
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- Yeah, y’all need to step it up. March 15, 2026
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Tag Archives: Sentential Links
Sentential Links #20
(Read by the LAW AND ORDER voiceover guy) In the world of the Internet, the most penetrating insights are committed by the members of the elite Special Bloggers’ Unit, who use words to craft posts of interest to many. These … Continue reading
Sentential Links #19
A roundup of good stuff from Blogistan. Click for context: :: I finished “The Unbearable Lightness of Being” last night. And cried like a little baby. (Hmmm…been a while since I found a book that made me cry. Maybe I … Continue reading
Sentential Links #18
Time for our usual dose of context-free, clickable goodness. Cheerio! :: Dear Catholic Church, Please consider this my official resignation. I am done with you. :: This is a danger with people who don’t have money: it’s never enough for … Continue reading
Sentential Links #17
It’s that time again. Here is the customary roundup of usual sentences. :: Oh they broke into our houseAnd they beat my dad with logs,They raped my little sister,And killed my dear old dog. Everybody! Limey scum, Limey scum!I kills … Continue reading
Sentential Links #16
Here’s the round-up from this week. Not as many as usual, between the monitor problems (now resolved) and the head cold that took my sinuses and mucous membranes out for a spin the last three days. :: Some would like … Continue reading
Sentential Links #15
Most of Blogistan has, as you might expect, focused on Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath this week. I’ve already done a lot of linking about that kind of thing, so I won’t do a whole lot more here. As always, … Continue reading
Sentential Links #14
Bumper crop of good stuff this week. Click for Context! :: The Bard is loved for many reasons, none of which I would ever seek to contradict, and yet I’m most drawn to his ability to find grace and beauty … Continue reading
Sentential Links #13
Here we go again: click for context. :: If your side starts to hurt on, say, Monday and you lose your appetite and all you want to do is sleep and you’re dizzy…don’t wait until Friday to mention it to … Continue reading
Sentential Links #12
I didn’t have as much time for trawling the waters off the coast of Blogistan for the sentences that are the spawn of posts, but I did find a few standouts. Click for the context: :: Whatever happens with the … Continue reading
Sentential Links #11
Here we go again. Click the sentences for context. :: (T)he justification for the Global Vaguely-Defined Endeavor Generally In Opposition To Some Nebulous Foreign Evil (GVDEGIOTSNFE) has finally become entirely pre-verbal. Perhaps it is better this way; I don’t know. … Continue reading



