And a good Sunday to all. Not a clue who did this pinup. Forgot to add the painter to the properties. Oh, well. Still a good one. Something about a red head 
So, what is happening out there today?
- Blogs For Bush has the Great Democratic Meltdown. Based on the liberal comments, I would say Mark is 100% on the, well, mark
- Harvey has Daily Love Note
- Jay Tea at Wizbang says Ted Kennedy is right. Huh? Read on
- Cassaundra says Conservatives are all about teh gay
- Jeff H. wonders about Eddie Van Halen
- Right Wing News says congrats to the Nutroots
- Six Meat Buffet has What Liberals Hear.
- Stacy has one only for the ladies. Read at your own risk, guys. Seriously. My eyes are still burning, and those are images I will never remove from my brain
- Moonbattery on Britain’s top judge. Soon to be a model for US liberal judges
- Outside the Beltway shows that there are 2x as many Conservatives as Liberals. Abortion on demand seems to be working poorly for liberals
- Michelle Malkin highlights turning the tables on Michael Moore. That is a big table.
- Kafir at The Jawa Report asks “What is a patriot?” and answers
- Basil does Headline News
- Alex at The Gun Toting Liberal on the ACLU and the fictional separation of Church and State. I hate to say that I agree with the substance, just not the title
- The Florida Masochist goes topless at the Bullwinkle Blog. FM is also going “of all the posts to pick, you pick that one? Sigh”
- Gribbit says Run, Fred, Run!
- Beth at Blue Star Chronicles asks if you are a political radical
| You Are 32% Politically Radical |
 You’ve got a few unusual political ideas, but overall you’re a pretty mainstream person. Chances are that you’re turned off by both the radical right and looney left. |
Yeah, that’s about right.
Oh, and a big PS: Norton Internet Security 2007? Avoid it at all costs. When I upgraded to it from the 2005 Edition, which is awesome, every time I turned my laptop on, even from standby, it ran something for 15-20 minutes, using almost all the resources. The update stopped that. Instead, every hour to an hour and a half, it ran something for 15-20 minutes, taking up most of the resources. The support has been less the useless.
So, I used the rescue disk and put my PC back to fresh (which I do every 6-10 months anyhow. Speeds it up considerably) and installed the 2005 edition, which gives me a whole new year for free. Heh!
