I work (for living) in downtown Seattle (near the waterfront). I have not BEEN to Seattle since December 18th because it a compact-snow-and-ice-bound nightmare. In fact, my local roads have been a nightmare. Why? Because the Seattle Department of Transportation leadership are a bunch of prime-rib nutbergers:
To hear the city’s spin, Seattle’s road crews are [...]
Archive for December, 2008
Seattle: my city is nucking futs
Posted in Northwest Life, Seattle, tagged by design, compact, ice, ineptitude, rock salt, salt, Seattle, snow, stuck on stupid, Transportation, weather on December 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Merry Christmas you Tightwads!
Posted in Conservatives, Economy, Holidays, Liberals, Religion, Society, tagged Arthur Brooks, charity, Christmas, Conservatives, faith, grace, Liberals, Who Really Cares on December 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
From Nick Kristof on Saturday:
This holiday season is a time to examine who’s been naughty and who’s been nice, but I’m unhappy with my findings. The problem is this: We liberals are personally stingy.
Liberals show tremendous compassion in pushing for generous government spending to help the neediest people at home and abroad. Yet when it comes [...]
Reuters diverts attention from Blagojevich
Posted in News, Politics on December 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Boy, the Blagojevichs have got them some purty mouths on ‘em don’t they? When this news hit, I had to admit I wasn’t surprised. I mean, we’re talking about Illinois here… Crook Cook County politics. A new scandal? Almost expected. And it’s sad that places like Chicago and New Orleans can’t pick themselves up out [...]
Homeowners still defaulting
Posted in Economy, tagged bailout, fail, mortgages on December 9, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Your moment of zen for the day…
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Recent data suggests that many borrowers who received help with mortgage modifications earlier this year tended to re-default on their payments, a top U.S. banking regulator said on Monday.
“The results, I confess, were somewhat surprising, and not in a good way,” said John Dugan, head of [...]





