Twenty dollars was insane. And for what? Everything he needed was right here in his own kitchen. Twenty dollars indeed. There was only one cube in the ice tray, but that would be enough. There were pins in the third Read More …
Someone recently suggested that I might, in fact, believe in God. (A closet theist?) The supporting evidence for this suggestion is that I often write about religion and even quote scripture to support my arguments. Another person suggested that since Read More …
I thought of calling this entry, "Website annoyance number 3147 . . . or thereabouts." as opposed to the title that actually made it. I hate, hate, hate 'News' sites that don't put a date on their stories; the result Read More …
I don't go for wrestling, mixed martial arts, or any of these so-called sports. However, I'd pay good money to see Ayn Rand and Jesus in a cage match. In this corner, we have Jesus, with his opening salvo. Jesus Read More …
There's a fascinating legal case working its way through the courts, and it's all about watching television. I'll tell you about it in a few minutes, but first I want you to join me in a little thought experiment. Read Read More …
The "American Family Association" (with a name like that, you know they don't like them homo sapien gays and lesbians) is trying to figure out how to boycott Google over it's "Legalize Love" campaign to promote gay rights. The biggest Read More …
As a matter of fact, I absolutely do think that religion should be taught in school. Seriously. All schools should teach to teach a mandatory class (lasting at least a semester) on comparative religions and mythologies. Religion would have to Read More …
I write about a lot of things. You might find that some of my work is important, funny, informative, offensive, or just plain fluff. You will have to be the judge. There are some things, however, that do seem to Read More …
July 1st is Canada Day, our national holiday. In honour of this day, enjoy this rendition of the national anthem as presented by NARIA. The location for this video is atop the La Cloche canyon, in Killarney Provincial Park. NARIA (North Read More …
One of the things I always fascinating about science fiction is that idea that it is somehow meant to be predictive or prescient in some way. While writers often start with 'if this goes on' as their launchpad, I don't Read More …