Monthly Archives: January 2003

where did you go?

Traffic here declined slightly from December (4402 visits, 19910 hits) to January (4175 visits, 17380 hits). I’d like to think that’s because I added robots.txt to keep the search-engines out of non-content pages like the stats; but hits on the … Continue reading

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our man in Vegas

Ah! Backwoods Home Magazine carries Vin Suprynowicz‘s columns. (His free mailing-list stopped some time ago, and the archives on my links page are no longer updated.) Unfortunately BHM’s archive only goes back to December 12. Later: Whups, a bit of … Continue reading

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the cigarette standard

I’m sorry I didn’t record where I got this link to The Economic Organization of a P.O.W. Camp, an article published in 1945 by a British officer who had been a guest of the Reich. It is thus to be … Continue reading

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calm down, professor

Glenn Reynolds writes: NO ANTI-SEMITISM HERE. Publish that cartoon with an obviously Arab figure and you’d be charged with “hate speech.” I don’t see what the fuss is about. Is it Antisemitism to compare a Jew to a Greek god … Continue reading

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nothing is sacred

At The Five Dumbest Things on Wall Street This Week: Chrysler honors the memory of Bill Mauldin by kicking him in the teeth. (Link from the ubiquitous GHR.)

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“economic idiotarianism”

At Tech Central Station, Arnold Kling on Economic Idiotarianism, citing Steven Pinker citing A.P.Fiske: In a Communal Sharing transaction, such as a family dinner, every member of the relationship is entitled to share in what is available. In an Authority … Continue reading

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I’m a virtual chick magnet

Golly, yet another hot babe flirting with me from out of the blue (or, in this case, interbusiness.it): Hi there, how’s it going? Well for starters I must confess that this is indeed pretty awkward. I noticed your profile online … Continue reading

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