Under the bus
Twitter
Facebook
Delicious
Digg
Stumble
Reddit
No doubt in my mind that lower-ranking NYPD officers are taking the fall for their bosses on this. Patrol officers don’t do this on their own — there’s always someone higher up keeping track.
Recent Comments
-
Tom: i can empathize to a small extent: everyone in my imme
-
dandy: Well now, Suze, I'm sick of your sickness. Do ya' need
-
k: "People, people who need people...." Man, I love the th
-
polyblog: Well, I'm so sorry. Perhaps you can postpone the festi
-
-
Tracey: This is the Christmas miracle I was waiting for this ye
-
Ron: "abuses were first noticed by the Fed in 2006" Really?
-
-
Imhotep: The thieves and war criminals of the 1% never go to jai
-
-
Foraker: There is a lot of tension between the Amish and non-Ami
-
Snarki, child of Loki: A musket? With a range of 1.5 miles? That sounds bogus
-
-
P. Alvarez: Thanks, I try my best. As for the avatar, it's my grava
-
Other News
-
Arts & Music
Ring out, solstice bells
Jethro Tull: Bookmark It
Read more → -
Arts & Music
Must be Santa
Bob Dylan: Bookmark It
Read more → -
Arts & Music
Merry Christmas (I don’t want to fight tonight)
The Ramones: Bookmark It
Read more → -
My So-Called Life
Sick again
Oh boy, what a great Christmas this is going to be. With another flareup of diverticulitis, I’m back on the liquid diet for the next 72 hours. And because of the antibiotics, I’m going to feel like crap and everything is going to taste terrible, anyway. Just when I was starting to feel better… Bookmark It
Read more → -
Arts & Music
Candlelight (Hanukkah)
The Maccabeats: Bookmark It
Read more → -
Arts & Music
Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol
I love this cartoon, which was the first animated Christmas special. The wonderful score was written by Broadway tunesters Jule Steyn and Bob Merrill: Bookmark It
Read more → -
Humor
Rejoice, fellow pagans
Acknowledging the solstice as a literal turning point makes more sense than celebrating the notion of a Jewish guy founding an anti-Semitic, anti-materialist church then returning centuries later as Santa Claus, the poster boy for materialism. More here. Bookmark It
Read more → -
Arts & Music
The singer
My parents both loved great singers, so I was exposed to a lot of them. One of my favorites then and now is the great Tony Bennett. Here’s a link to a 2002 appearance at the Newport Jazz Festival. Bookmark It
Read more →
Comments are closed