Bratwurst? Tom has a sad notice regarding the recent death of Ralph Stayer, creator of the Johnsonville brat.
That place out in the avenues that served up the celebrity burgers? I was reminded by David Weinberger’s anagrammatic reference to the recently departed Beverly Sills, herself an honoree at the aforementioned burger joint. Googling Sillsburger led to the suggestion that I might be looking for Salzburger. I can has Opera with that.
Impeachment? Not just a Ben and Jerry’s flavor… We’re having an impeachment rally. Is there one in your town? Betsy runs impeachment up the flagpole today with surprising news regarding Republican dudes ‘tudes. She quotes both New Hampshire Senators,
Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH): “Our society treats both perjury and obstruction of justice as extraordinarily serious crimes, ones for which people are put in prison,” Gregg told the AP.
Senator John E Sununu (R-NH) strongly agrees: “These acts are not merely technical violations of federal law; they demonstrate a broad and consistent pattern of behavior designed to corrupt our system of due process.”
The Declaration of Independence? Ronni has a copy, in full, at Time Goes By
…let facts be submitted to a candid world.
He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
Flying saucers? Flemming Funch fends off flying saucer critics with this death bed testimony from a Roswell PR staffer.
Here in the US we celebrate our independence today. Make the most of it.
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Stu Savory 07.04.07 at 1:02
BBC UFO report here :-
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6268708.stm
Stu
Ronni Bennett 07.05.07 at 4:34
Is Impeachment really a Ben and Jerry’s flavor? That’s fantastic. I want some.
Frank Paynter 07.05.07 at 4:59
I’m not reallly sure, but I do know where you can get some “Chimpeachmint”
Scruggs 07.05.07 at 7:26
It’s low calorie stuff, but still pretty tasty. Yet if you try to offer some to the court intellectuals and the bootlicking scribes who churn out “he said, she said” verbiage, they turn into a panic-driven gaggle. National crisis this, loss of faith that. Why even have elections, however diebolded, if changing the buttocks on the chairs of state is such a bad idea? Feh.