Erm, well, um, isn’t this kind of obvious?
Curt Schilling shutters his game studios, lays off entire staff – latimes.com
Anti-government conservative blowhard who benefited financially from being in a union has to close company down and lay off 400 people because his job creating ass can’t pay a tax bill to a state despite getting tens of millions of taxpayer dollars to fund his venture.
I am not even going to try to create the required flowchart to show how much of a hypocrite Curt Schilling is, in even just this phase of his career goals.
Christ, these kinds of folks can’t even be honest with themselves, much less their philosophy.
BBC News – Why are fantasy world accents British?
No, really, that’s all I’ve got.
Yoda Speaking Correctly
How To Tiptoe Into The Hot Sauce Craze : The Salt : NPR
Me? I love the spicy. But if you know me, you already knew that.
For those new to the game, here are some helpful tips.
The Charts TED Doesn’t Want to Share
Apparently you can discover all kinds of groundbreaking ideas at TED talks. Unless, of course, you want to cover the problem of income inequality.
Then they’ll just pretend it doesn’t exist. Morons.
Japan’s ghost island – CBS News Video
More from the Island themed episode of Sunday Morning. This is, frankly, haunting.
A Roosevelt retreat – CBS News Video
Some places are personal, and magic. I’ve got a few on my short list, but finding out about others’ is just as good sometimes.
Say it in a whistle – CBS News Video
This week’s Sunday Morning was awesome. Expect quite a few links from it.
Meet Joe Ricketts — and Family
Another look at the Family Ricketts.
The father apparently was fine fronting $10 million dollars to pay for racist advertising, even to the point of making an introductory video to the enterprise.
Well, you know, until it became public knowledge and suddenly he was completely unaware of the project and had nothing to do with it.
Uh huh.
And of course his children back him 100%, even when some disagree with him. Well, on paper anyway.
The whole family needs to grow a spine. And buy a clue.
