We all just helped each other out and didn’t ask for help from anyone.
Month: April 2011
Good Friday Sermon
Good Friday Sermon April 22, 2011 “a hot, swampy vernal day” * Reuban’s favorite sermon Gospel: “A Threat” By poet and machinist Fred Voss From The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry A Threat My fellow workers and I operate machines that cut steel blocks. As the machines cut the steel, my fellow workers like to…
good friday sermon
Good Friday Sermon April 22, 2011 “a hot, swampy vernal day” * Reuban’s favorite sermon Gospel: “A Threat” By poet and machinist Fred Voss From The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry A Threat My fellow workers and I operate machines that cut steel blocks. As the machines cut the steel, my fellow workers like to…
Comment Moderation at CityBusiness
Mr. Larose, I recently linked to an article on your publication’s Web site on my blog, thechicory.com. The article had the headline, “City faces decision in ongoing battle over Jackson Square artists.” The link to the post is here: http://thechicory.com/blog/?p=1688 The post is about a perceived bias in the article. But that’s not what this…
Actual WWL Headline…
Cops: Woman had 81 pounds of illegal junk in her trunk I got nothing to add.
I Guess It Isn’t Called ‘CityArt’ or “CityCulture’ Is It?
City faces decision in ongoing battle over Jackson Square artists No, it’s City Business and it’s all about the Benjamins baby. Just look at the blatantly bias line in this article about the issue of prints on Jackson Square… That’s the time he expects it to take the city to come to its senses and…
“Benzene is Able to Effectively Damage the Bone Marrow Where the Red Blood Cells, White Blood Cells, and Platelets Form in the Body”
H/T American Zombie Doing my part and reposting, 60 Minutes, Anderson Cooper, Who ever the hell else need to come down here and talk to Mr. Matherne and any others. There is nothing in the philosophies of Milton Friedman’s twisted disciples that accounts for Clayton Matherne.
Post Crawfish Discussions About the River
Still perplexed by last night’s post crawfish berl discussion / disagreement about the Mississippi River. It started out with talk of drownings in the river and the inability of folks to manage in the current even a few feet from the shore. That was all well and good and everyone concurred that the river is…