Category Archives: commentary

Anthony Weiner: Ferris Bueller or Forrest Gump?

Anthony Weiner acts as if he is just a kid playing pranks and saying “Sorry” fixes everything. He thinks he’s Ferris Bueller taking a day off from serious political work. Actually, he’s more of a Forrest Gump without the lovability … Continue reading

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Social and Internet Law Violation by the LA City Council

“Once such a comparison [to Hitler or Nazis] is made, the discussion is finished and whoever mentioned the Nazis has automatically ‘lost’ whatever debate was in progress.” — Godwin’s Law, Corollary #1: Continue reading

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CIA – I Is For Intelligence Or Incompetance?

I was listening to a podcast the other day by Leo Laporte in which he was doing a commercial for Audible.com and mentioned the book Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA. He was saying that according to the … Continue reading

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This Sums It Up

If you own a buisiness you will relate and if you think you want to own your own business read this and think long and hard before jumping in. This artcle appeared in the letters to the editor section of … Continue reading

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We Don’t Need No Stink’n Fiscal Responsibility

Governator says we should “…not get stuck just on fiscal responsibility.” Continue reading

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MS FrontPage

This was sent to me by someone who saw it on a scripting help group. It is so true I just couldn’t help posting it to Opuscules. “Use any version of Microsoft FrontPage to create your site. (This won’t prevent … Continue reading

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We Don’t Need No Stinkin Grammer

The Bush economy has now forced the Washington Post to outsource it’s proofreading jobs to automated spell checking systems. Can other print media be far behind? With more and more thinking people finding their news from other than traditional print … Continue reading

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