Irreverent musings and malarkey from a disillusioned dilettante
I'm not feeling it today so I'll keep the typical acrimonious vitriol (redundant?) to a minimum. Anyway, let's dive right in! Today's song of the day is Gloria by The Lumineers. Solid song. Just like Mumford and Sons, it's excruciatingly white bread. Now for some random crap: My Seinfeld friends will enjoy this: My Fans... Continue Reading →
A couple of terrific license plates for your enjoyment. The first photo inspired today's song of the day, which is CFTC (Babysit Me) by R.S. Featuring L~Reece. And the second photo is below. I have nothing clever - just seems to be the French translation of "gay." You know what? Fuck it, I have so... Continue Reading →
Just an article from the WSJ that you gearheads and neckbeards will find interesting: The Car Engine of Tomorrow: Cleaner, Lighter, With One Moving Part: Aquarius Engines is developing a super-efficient, 22-pound gasoline engine, as startups, auto makers and researchers reimagine the more than century-old technology By Sara Toth Stub Rosh Haayin, Israel—Back in 2014, Shaul... Continue Reading →
Donald Trump always says "Don't settle. Never settle. Never, never, ever settle!" Then you look at Stormy Daniels... Bert and Ernie's I Don't Want to Live on the Moon is one of the greatest songs of all time. Ernie's singer-songwriter game is on fleek. Last week, I started the Whole30 after gorging on nine (that's... Continue Reading →
We have two songs of the day, given I'm still slogging through my playlist backlog. The first song is Happier by Marshmello ft. Bastille. For those of you older than 35, don't bother with this one. Now, one of the greatest songs of all time: the second song of the day is Twistin' The Night... Continue Reading →
Today's song of the day will resonate well con mis amigos blancos. It's Hopeless Wanderer by Mumford & Sons. Very catchy. Very white. Some of you have asked me where you can find the entire speech by John Galt at the end of Atlas Shrugged. Here's a link to the entire thing. I also forgot... Continue Reading →
Before we get to the house of the day, I'd like to begin with a passage from John Galt's speech at the end of Atlas Shrugged. Spend some time soaking this in: “Just as man can’t exist without his body, so no rights can exist without the right to translate one’s rights into reality—to think,... Continue Reading →
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