Are you kidding me? There’s a Lemmy movie?
Let me at it!

This has been a very cool series on the changing face of work, and the resistance by industry at large to adapt to the needs of the two-working-parent family. There are highlights by those who are enduring scheduling problems and those employers who are trying to make things work for everyone.
If you know some conspiracy theorist nutjobs – and, hey, don’t we all? – one of their big hangups is that the world is going to end in a couple years.
I believe this could happen myself. At least as long we keep letting these folks think their ideas have any merits. That way, the crazy multiplies until it and not any comet, aliens, sunburst or whatnot actually kills creation.
I also believe that the longer we keep letting Tea Baggers think they have a valid point of view, the closer this country comes to being a violent theocracy that re-institutes slavery but just for the “non-Christians”. That might be a conspiracy theory too but if you listen to those freaks, I think I’m not that far off.
Anyway, for the 2012 nuts, here’s some actual science and logic to counter their crazy. Odds are, though, that’s it’s too late for reasoning.
Two thoughts on this article about tipping.
One, we should be paying people a proper wage instead of demanding patrons to cover the difference. That said, I don’t really mind paying for good service. Feeling like I’m forced to pay up is really annoying though.
Two, not everyone deserves a tip jar. I mean, you just put some ice cream in a cone. Come on. And I’m sure the rest of you have all kinds of examples of people who don’t need any damn tips.
Clarence Thomas’ wife traffics with the Tea Bagging Traitors.
Sure, it isn’t apparently illegal, but it’s definitely unseemly, and in a honest world it would be unethical.
I’m almost done with the book so this is a good interview to catch.
Seriously, I know the subject matter sounds so bizarre, but it really works.