October 30, 2005
This Looks Very Interesting.
Chief Wiggles'
book is out.
BTW, anyone who wants to buy a murder mystery/novel of self-discovery by an obnoxious blogger should let me know. I know someone who's writing one.
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The Blog Family Tree
. . . has been
updated! The Commissar reminds us that we shouldn't take the "left/right/other" column heads too seriously.
And all three of my "children" are left-leaning. I long for one right-wing blogchild, much as I pine to adopt a redhead in real life. We'll see what happens.
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October 28, 2005
My Cousin Attila,
over on the East Coast, has become the go-to guy for
naked swimming. I understand he's also an expert—oddly enough—on
nude swimming.
That might, in fact, make him a good person to talk to about naturism, or nudism in general.
So now you know.
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Thanks for the link(s), but you do realize, don't you, that by giving such prominence to those terms, you're going to pass me on the search listings for nude swimming.
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Posted by: Attila Girl at October 29, 2005 01:03 PM (x3SIT)
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LOL!
I still get emails now and then asking about the Pirate's Cove nudist beaches in California.
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October 25, 2005
Next Time, Ask Us, Mr. President
Daniel Solove:
There do not seem to be many sure votes in the Senate for Miers, and it is becoming difficult for Senators to support Miers without believing that theyÂ’ll take a big political hit. In essence, a set of virtual confirmation hearings are being held in cyberspace, and the fate of the nomination may well be decided before the actual hearings in the Senate even begin.
His conclusion: we may not have quite as much influence as we'd like, but we are driving debate. The glass is half full.
(h/t: Insty.)
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October 24, 2005
No Mudblood, I
The
Commissar is documenting the famly tree of the 'sphere; he'd like us to list our birth months/years, blogdaddies/mommies, and blogkids.
The first version of Little Miss Attila (on Blogsplat) began in March of 1993 2003.
My blogdaddy is James Joyner of Outside the Beltway.
My two confirmed blogchildren are Little Mr. Mahatma and K's Quest.
There are also rumors that I had something to do with Christophe and with Hip Nerd, but no one's ever been able to prove it.
Furthermore, I believe I was one of the people who urged the founder of Q&O to begin a blog, but I probably wasn't the main inspiration there. If memory serves, that was Frank J of IMAO.
UPDATE: Jon Henke confirms that I was an early influence, and names (current Q&O co-blogger) Dale Franks as his actual blogfather. He says he's comfortable with my being a kindly blog-aunt. (Which is lovely—what does he get? Five times my traffic?)
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LMA,
It was great meeting you at the LFF. I like your blog and hope you enjoyed my panel that I gave.
Thanks
Kevin McKeever
Posted by: Kevin McKeever at October 24, 2005 06:42 PM (dSXc8)
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crap. I thought I'd have the record. dangit.
fall of '96. after I got over them BBS flame wars, and into AOL. unfortunately, nobody'll ever find me...even cleaned out Archive.org....I had no idea I'd ever have anything that I'd want people to remember....dangit.
Posted by: MacStansbury at October 24, 2005 06:55 PM (FmdLR)
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1993 or 2003?
Pls email
Posted by: The Commissar at October 25, 2005 07:21 AM (RVBRD)
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You have to admit--my brand of absent-mindedness is a special one.
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Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Fatass the Conquerer likes AC/DC.
Which is a sterling recommendation, in my book.
(Sure; they're very stylized. Their songs sound similar. But if you like that sound, it's no problem.)
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You rock, sister!
Do you edit audio & video (like AVID), or are you a literary editor?
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Strictly words.
Though my husband's a producer, and a good friend is a film editor, so I know the principles behind it, and I certainly get into discussions on how well-edited a particular piece might be.
But my own background is in magazine and book editing/production.
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Oooh. Takes me back to my high school days.
'Ride On' was very bluesy, quite different from the rest of their fare, and probably my fave.
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October 23, 2005
Tammy Bruce
It's been pointed out to me that in my mention of her several entries down, I gave a non-optimal link (it was a NewsMax site that promotes her columns). As a blogger, I should have linked to her blog. And so I
shall.
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I'm so jealous of you getting to hobnob with media luminaries. Of course, you're a media luminary too.
But
this is depressing
Posted by: beautifulatrocities at October 23, 2005 03:43 PM (ZiK0x)
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Hm. Wonder if there are any ass-sex jokes in it?
I'm impressed that I can buy it with the Washingtonienne's book for one low price.
Posted by: Attila Girl at October 24, 2005 12:37 AM (x3SIT)
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The Washingtonienne book should come free.
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October 22, 2005
October 16, 2005
Cool.
A smart-ass guy in med school
blogs his experiences.
Via Ilyka, who's off getting her cyber-gender reassignment surgery at present.
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October 14, 2005
Hubris has
. . . the
cutest kids
in the world.
Except for my nephews, of course—and in that case my perception is doubtless related to my biologically determined role as the Warrior Aunt who will need to destroy anyone who gets in their way. Woe be unto the first girls who break their hearts, once they become [gasp!] teenagers!
My nephew will be in Midsummer Night's Dream this year, and I'll be checking the audience, monitoring who claps and who does not. I may have to pistol-whip a few folks.
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Nicest link ever, thank you.
my biologically determined role as the Warrior Aunt who will need to destroy anyone who gets in their way
Heh.
The play should be cute as heck. Get some pics if you can!
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I think this play will definitely going to rock.
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October 12, 2005
I Had No Idea . . .
the world was so full of
Jewish cats.
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Unless, of course, by "Jewish cats" you mean Laurence himself, Stephen in Colorado, Roger L., Aaron, Jeff et al.
Posted by: Attila Girl at October 13, 2005 03:34 AM (EmfL0)
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If the cats were Jewish, they'd be fasting.
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Oh. But I thought that's why they were defensive about it . . . that they'd been raised to fast (well, except the Catholic ones) and felt just a little guilty.
Well. Then why are so many cats gentiles?
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