Nick Gillespie | November 3, 2005
When you're weary, feelin' small--when tears are in your
eyes--check out Liberating Our Heritage, the
group blog that documents the travails, adventures, and
graphic sex lives political discontent of
"libertarians interning at a D.C. think tank, while living among
social conservatives."
If I were pitching this as a TV show: Think Margaret Mead's Coming of Age in Samoa meets Whitaker Chambers' Witness, only minus the anthropologizin' and communism. Or maybe On the Rocks meets The Real World meets Holes.
Latest post up: A pointer to an interview with President Bush's former personal chef, who spills the beans (string beans, that is) about just how much mayonnaise POTUS consumes. The answer, goes the old headline trope, may suprise you.
Update: Greg Newburn of Liberteaser--a damn fine blog and not just because they added a Hit & Run link after I bitched to one of their posse, felonius filmmaker and former Reason intern Rhys Southan--lays down a slap at Liberating Our Heritage in the comments below. Far be it from me to host, let alone encourage a tomcat fight, but there you have it. Liberteaser's latest postings include a confession that all the boys there want for Xmas is Janice Rodgers Brown nominated to the Supreme Court.
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What about his drinks?
When he asks for a vodka on the rocks, it's our guys who mix it
from our own supply that we have to bring all the way around the
world with us. Nobody knows that.
hehe that's grrrrrrrreat to know the Prez still drinks a lil' vodka
from time to time. wonder how his cocaine stash is.
Would it be "Hugh Hewitt" or "PowerLine" (i.e.
hyperTimesrightyparanoid) of me to point out that the NY Times
interviewer tries to get Bush for not dieting and his father for
being "antinutrition" in the first four questions? I wonder if the
reporter noticed that Bush works out for 11 hours a day.
OT
I officially feel betrayed by Bob Barr:
http://www.washtimes.com/commentary/20051102-093349-7482r.htm
Just when you think you have a friend.
OK, if you read the story carefully, they're not talking about
the current POTUS named Bush but the former POTUS named Bush. He's
not dry.
So the creme d'Americaine isn't being consumed in the
White House, but in Kennebunkport and Houston.
A pointer to an interview with President Bush's former
personal chef, who spills the beans (string beans, that is) about
just how much mayonnaise POTUS consumes.
"Too much mayo! I looooove to much mayo!"
--King of Town
MAYONNAISE, n.
One of the sauces which serve the French in place of a state
religion.
-Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's Dictionary"
I wonder if the reporter noticed that Bush works out for 11
hours a day.
If Bush works out for eleven hours a day, how much of the day is he
using for, you know, presidential issues?
Tell these crybabies to stop whining about their hit count.
Write something useful, and people might stop by once in a
while.
I know all of these bloggers, and let me tell you, it isn't worth
your time...
Greg,
Since that group deigns to not link to any other blogs, other blogs
are that much less likely to link to them, suppressing their
standing on search engines, which hampers getting new readers, etc,
etc, etc. There's more to life than just showing up.
Uhm I'm gonna have to agree with the former intern and say that blog sucks. What's the real reason for your shilling?
Mayonnaise, cream, and string beans doesn't sound particularly
appetising, but you'd have to gorge yourself on it to get
fat.
- Josh
All right Newburn. First things first: in the not too distant
past, a certain intern coordinator was whining about the hit count
of another young libertarian group blog.
Second, in the not too distant past, a certain intern coordinator
pulled a stunt to increase his own hit count. In short, he gave his
readers an ultimatum: 75 comments in 48 hours, or he'd quit
blogging:
http://saveliberty.blogspot.com/2005/10/newburn.html
When he realized he would come up short--and significantly so--he
took my advice to change the number of comments to 43.
In any event, thanks a lot for the link Nick (and witty title).
When I create a blogroll--which is to say when I start using
WordPress--I'll reciprocate.
Finally, about our graphic sex lives: just wait till our female
bloggers chime in. Incidentally, why are there so few coed
blogs?
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