every post you make, i'll be watching you
Didn't we just do this recently? There was some other guy who wrote some other lame thing about people who disagree with his ideology being idiots.
I was thinking of giving this drivel a good fisking, but then I read between the lines. It's not that the author really thinks conservatives are stupid. He just has a hard-on for Glenn Reynolds and is trying to get his attention, in much the same way a stalker will set fire to the home of his object of desire just to prove he loves her.
Endless love, baby. Endless love.
Comments
OK, the guy should have left the personal insults out of it.
However, in terms of the substance of what he's saying, I think some of Clark's comments have been intentionally mis-represented. And the idea that cold winter days in one location somehow invalidate the entire concept of global warming is an obvious logical fallacy.
Posted by: MikeR | January 18, 2004 01:05 PM
Ah, I see "Brian Flemming" is up to his old tricks again.
As for Global Warming -- yes, there are much more substantive criticisms of that theory than pointing out a bit of cold weather.
Posted by: Andrea Harris | January 18, 2004 01:47 PM
Andrea, when I read your post, "up to his old tricks again" automatically sounds like Maxwell Smart's voice in my head, even though that probably wasn't his exact phrase... "Ah, the old poison-needle-on-the-phonograph trick" is a real quote.
Somehow inspector gadget doesn't do it for me, it's got to be Maxwell Smart.
Dah dah dahhhh... da
ouch my nose
Posted by: Josh Scholar | January 18, 2004 02:15 PM
MikeR, if anyone's misrepresenting Clark's words, it's the anti-war faction. (Check out my comment at Blogcritics if you're curious.)
Posted by: scott h. | January 18, 2004 04:12 PM
Glenn is sexy.
Brian is skanky.
Know the difference.
Posted by: Bill Peschel | January 18, 2004 05:51 PM
Okay, let's not get into picturing Glenn and Brian in Catwoman outfits.
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Damn. Too late. Good thing I have a shrink on speed dial...
Posted by: McGehee | January 18, 2004 06:18 PM
Am I the only one to find it oddly poetic that the advertisement at the end of his fuming was for Weird Al's "Dare to be Stupid".
Posted by: submandave | January 19, 2004 08:24 AM
submandave
It might not be an accident, in a way. I've noticed that blogspot adds (and others) match choose adds by matching keywords in the blog to words in the add.
Now if it were an uhm stupid algorithm that matched anywords with higher than normal occurance in the text to all words in the add, or if someone made "stupid" a keyword for that add, then there you go.
Posted by: Josh Scholar | January 19, 2004 11:18 AM