It looks like I'm not the only one posting sparsely this mid-February.
Here's Ross, disappointingly for all his brave conservative talk proving he's just a wishy-washy pinko liberal like the rest of them after all, when he can't even commit to the simplest programme of carpet bombing civilian women and children in the name of some eternal verity or other.
Wet.
A disastrous road trip to visit Tiny Northwester has left me a pedestrian once again; thus adding hours of public transport or long walks to my working and social week to compensate. As I'm currently behaving as a foot soldier in the culture wars in a small way, this has also has sopped up some of my blogging time.
I'm going to try to find something I disprove of and to criticise it with disproportionate fury and in to many words really soon.
I hope you will glance here again shortly to smile at my ire.
Meanwhile, here's Laban with his State of the Union address on the battle of the sexes - or human life as we used to call it before The Unconstrained Individual became both God and king.
Why Are We Importing Trouble?
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4 comments:
"A disastrous road trip to visit Tiny Northwester has left me a pedestrian once again..."
Oh, dear! That doesn't sound good, but at least you are (presumably) relatively unscathed?
All my body parts available for duty in the struggle against the Great Gordon, and my brain's as good as it ever was...
I'm going round the blogs now and so many are apologizing for not posting.
James, I think the Right has to achieve a new work/life/hurting Labour balance/preserving civilisation balance. Mine now includes church, so 'ouch!' goes my blogging diary. And very soon UKIP will come a knocking on my door to invite me to go a-knocking on everyone else's doors.
I think this is the the 'doing something about it' bit I've read in posts complaining about too much talk and too little action.
You seem to be keeping ahead of the game, though. There's nothing scrappy about Nourishing Obscurity's recent output.
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