I’ll be that you didn’t know that Tom and Jerry was a Jewish conspiracy (by that Jewish cartoon company, Disney, which must have secretly bought Hannah Barbara, or perhaps they’re both co-owned by the Elders of Zion, or…who knows–it makes my head hurt?).
An insider is quoted in Britain’s Daily Star newspaper as saying: “They’ve started shooting here and are using the old DB5, which is absolutely sensational. It was shipped over and was ready to go but then we found out he can’t drive a manual car.
“So we have had to adapt it so it’s like an automatic. You don’t expect that with James Bond, to be honest.”
Last year, Craig admitted he is struggling to overcome his biggest fear to play Bond – he’s terrified of guns.
Jim Geraghty isn’t impressed by the response to the Danish cartoon controversy by the left regions of the blogosphere:
The one common refrain on the blogs of the left has been to compare the rioters, the imams threatening violence, and embassy-torchers to prominent members of the religious right. Oliver Willis huffed,
Simon Mansfield reports that his publication SpaceWar.com, one of his SpaceDaily family of web sites is no longer having its pages served by Google. Strangely, if you search for “Space War” you find lots of sites linking to http://www.spacewar.com, but if you search for sites linking to www.spacewar.com, the search comes up empty. To enforce Google’s “Don’t be evil” policy, I don’t think Google’s robots are smart enough to parse the following:
<META NAME=”keywords” CONTENT=”war, death, destruction, ruin, hate, bad bad bad”>
Space.TV corp, SpaceWar.com’s parent isn’t taking this lying down. “We consider the ban a violation of the recently enacted US-Australia Free Trade Agreement.” We wish them a fruitful trade war.
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2006-02-25 09:55 Update: It’s back up and running. See Simon’s comment.
It is an odd war, because the side that I think is losing garners all the press, whether by blowing up the great golden dome of the Askariya shrine in Samarra, or blowing up an American each day. Yet we hear nothing of the other side that is ever so slowly, shrewdly undermining the enemy.
…if the judge grants Scooter Libby’s request for dismissal? The Merry Fitzmas would be officially over.
Filing such things is pro forma, of course, and I’ll be surprised if it’s granted, but Fitzgerald’s stonewalling on the evidence doesn’t make his case look very good. It also seems to be on novel grounds.