Daily Archives: 03/24/2008

Missing Tig

Tig and Gracie’s vet is in a little shopping center with a Ukrops. Prior to last year (and using Lousy Vet instead of Great Vet until the Great Gracie IBD Misdiagnosis), I mostly went to the Ukrops, bought groceries, went … Continue reading

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RoboSoldier is near

The IDF will be deploying robotic machine guns to guard the Gaza border. My forecast: Expect a lot more reports about 65-year-old men killed while tending their farms, no matter how many terrorists get killed. First report: A new system … Continue reading

Posted in Computers, Gaza, Israel | 5 Comments

The Raging Hormonal Hulk

I think I have figured out the true source of the Hulk’s rage. It wasn’t exposure to gamma rays. It wasn’t being beaten by his father. It’s hormones. Who knew the Hulk is really a woman? And the reason I … Continue reading

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65-year-old Palestinian farmer dies twice in four days

The amazing Palestinian civilian death toll has a new angle: The 65-year-old farmer who keeps getting shot and killed by IDF soldiers. Today’s 65-year-old casualty: Palestinian medical officials says Israeli forces have shot and killed a Palestinian farmer in the … Continue reading

Posted in Israel, Media Bias | 2 Comments

Asymetric success

The U.S. Army is having some success against Al Qaeda information warriors: The U.S. military said on Saturday it had hampered al Qaeda’s ability to recruit new members in Iraq by capturing or killing many of the people who make … Continue reading

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Grim Milestone Watch

The AP has been salivating over this number for weeks: US Death Toll in Iraq War Hits 4,000 And the depressing lede: BAGHDAD (AP) — A roadside bomb killed four U.S. soldiers in Baghdad on Sunday, the military said, pushing … Continue reading

Posted in AP Media Bias, Media Bias | 3 Comments

A snark, a snark, my kingdom for a snark

It’s “poring.” You’re welcome.

Posted in Juvenile Scorn | 3 Comments