Nick Gillespie | May 13, 2005
Here's Windypundit's incredibly insightful summation of Choice: The Best of Reason:
Let me be the first to agree with him. In fact, I'd suggest that Choice is meaty, beaty, big and bouncy, but that's already been said.
If you haven't yet bought Choice, you can read all about it and snag a copy here.
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|5.13.05 @ 11:08AM|#
Half price for the book?? It used to be free!!!
|5.13.05 @ 1:11PM|#
A collection of very meaty material.
I would like to have this put on a T-shirt.
Half price for the book?? It used to be free!!!
That's the thing about special offers. If they were permanent, they'd call 'em "permanent offers." Or something.
|5.13.05 @ 4:03PM|#
I would like to have this put on a T-shirt.
For you-ah Stevo, I-ah make-a da shirt extra tight!
|5.13.05 @ 4:08PM|#
Not to be crass (well, ok, to be crass):
Wouldn't it make more sense to have the phrase put on a pair of pants rather than a shirt?
|5.13.05 @ 4:32PM|#
It's Buttsteak for the mind!
|5.13.05 @ 5:11PM|#
Ah, smacky. Better leave the T-shirt baggy until my recent attempts at healthier living show some results. (I have a long way to go -- last weekend a trampoline totally kicked my ass.)
As for the pants, I'd actually rather they say, "Nothing to see here." I think I'm better served by a strategy of lowering expectations. And then, like David Duchovny once said, I'll decorate my bedroom with doll furniture so chicks will say, "Damn, you're huge!"