Daily Archives: March 5, 2007

Mankind Is Doomed

Posted on March 5, 2007 by Gaius

This is the end, folks. We here at Blue Crab Boulevard have spent a long, long time trying to wake humanity up to the very real threat of the Animal Uprising™. Despite all the restraining orders, despite the long hours … Continue reading →

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The Case Of The Missing Libido

Posted on March 5, 2007 by Gaius

A farmer in Germany is suing three teenagers for damages. Not your normal, everyday damages, either. Nobody tripped and fell, no car crashes and no, "I happened to be walking past this building when a plummeting Saint Bernard hit me … Continue reading →

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About Being Quiet Today

Posted on March 5, 2007 by Gaius

Yes, it has been light again today. Yes the computer rebuilding is eating up a lot of time. But I couldn't even blog most of the day because of a fluky internet connection. After the internet ate two attempts at … Continue reading →

Posted in Geek Stuff, Uncategorized | 3 Comments

Invoking The Dreaded “R” Word

Posted on March 5, 2007 by Gaius

As in religion. Funny, isn't it? The left never, ever misses an opportunity to bash religion in general, but Christianity with special fervor. But then along comes campaign season. And their favorite candidates fall all over themselves trying to wrap … Continue reading →

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Damaging Foolishness

Posted on March 5, 2007 by Gaius

The House of Representatives appears to be heading for passage of yet another non-binding resolution. This time it is not aimed at administration policy or internal politics. It isn't aimed at the US at all. It is aimed at Turkey … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics, World news | 10 Comments

Tundra Ice

Posted on March 5, 2007 by Gaius

No, not the frozen water variety. The diamonds are a girl's best friend kind. Very suddenly, Canada has become a major player in the diamond mining world. They rank third in the world ever since the first discovery in 1991 … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, Environment | 1 Comment