Who said we wanted more posts? ;^)

I guess we'll wish in one hand, s*%# in the other, and see which one fills up first...

Actually, I demand a lollipop tree. And I demand that the government provide me with one.

Air?

Existence?

Someone's feeling demanding.

Hey guys, Sorry to threadjack. I'm going to try my hand at designing a t-shirt featuring the logos of some prominent right-wing blogs and give the design to one of the right-wing t-shirt printers. I want it to be similar to the "life is full of choices" shirts and just basically be a montage of logos and urls. So tell me which blogs you would like to appear and I will seek their permission - or alternately- if you run one of them just give me your url and e-mail address indicating you would like to be included. I will be accepting logos in any format you have - but would prefer eps or pdf files. Leave a comment on my site at http://www.conservativeright.blogspot.com, or e-mail me at millsmultimedia@yahoo.com.

Make sure you get their permission.

Posts? No. We said 'pets'. Mmmmmmmm, pets.

Oh, and moonbat photo-essays. Mmmmmm, deep-fried moonbat........

Bill,

Oh well. Guess I'll mosey over to Wizbang...

No. It is, in fact, not interesting.
The admission on Iraq?
Yeah, great.
After endorsing Kerry and his concomitant efforts to oppose exactly the work that would combine to produce this 11th hour repentance, I find it difficult to proffer credit. The only similarly sickening analogue would be Robert Byrd pontificating on minorty rights.
After this quote from the piece just above your reference: "James Dobson, the religious figure who all but dictates Republican social policy" which "all but" channels uber-hack Kos' wild hyperbole or the more bizarre inanities of Willis' Funyon-fueled sophomoric generalities, I remember now why I left Sully behind--here's hoping to an early hibernation.
Interesting?
No, Bill.
Not in the least.

Hmmm. You just described why it's interesting - I didn't say anything about "credit."

Andrew Sullivan has always struck me as one of those eggheads who must constantly be assured of his intellectual superiority. Thus, he can never state a clear position on anything -- there always has to be a big "but", mostly to show that he knows better (and hey: criticism proves you're smart!), and to give him an escape hatch if he turns out wrong.

What Matt wrote (^^).