Are you ready for some baseball? Opening Day is upon us, which means the Gray Lady, the Paper of Record, will spend the next six months recording every up and down (mostly down) in the annual tatbir undertaken by Yankees and Mets fans. On Opening Day, though, hope springs eternal, even in the Bronx and Queens. So the Times has given us a
<a href="http:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2014\/03\/30\/opinion\/sunday\/dignity-is-a-constitutional-principle.html\?partner=rss&amp\;emc=rss&amp\;_r=0" target="_blank">This</a> op-ed by Bruce Ackerman is as good a statement as I&#039;ve ever read as to why marriage equality matters.
Behold the Happy Warrior here, starting the debate on the Civil Rights Act of 1964:
<blockquote>Humphrey began with a remarkable three-and-a-half-hour speech that introduced the central theme of humiliation by comparing two travel guidebooks: one for families with dogs, the other for blacks. &ldquo;In Augusta, Ga., for example,&rdquo; Humphrey noted, &ldquo;there are five hotels and motels that will take dogs, and only one where a Negro can go with confidence.&rdquo; He argued that if whites &ldquo;were to experience the humiliation and insult which awaits Negro Americans in thousands and thousands of such places, we, too, would be quick to protest.&rdquo; </blockquote>
Billionaires put their money in getting business schools named after themselves, and every minimum-wage earner in every 7/11 pays a little extra to make that &quot;donation&quot; tax deductible. Does this somehow seem wrong?
Krugman hasn&#039;t exactly been winning another Nobel week after week either. Maybe the whole &quot;regular op-ed columnist&quot; concept needs to be abandoned, along with print media and W2 employment.
Why did you post a picture of Rush Limbaugh&#039;s pilondal cyst?
You&#039;re so right. And you can bet that in a 3.5-hour speech HHH never once read from a children&#039;s book.
ç§ã®ããã¼ã¯ã©ããã¯é°»ã§ãã£ã±ãã§ã
You say <i>tatbir</i>; I say <i>titty bar</i>.
ãæ§äº¤ã®ããã«ããCallyson æ°ã¯è¿°ã¹ã¦ãã¾ããã¡ãã¯ã®çºã«ã
Sorry, my <strike>Japanese</strike> Google Translate is rusty.
Fukui-san, any comments on &#039;o-baka tarrento&#039;?
We need a pitcher, not a belly itcher.
What? No word about the Bukkake Bomber?
<a href="http:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2014\/03\/30\/opinion\/sunday\/dignity-is-a-constitutional-principle.html\?partner=rss&amp\;emc=rss&amp\;_r=0" target="_blank">This</a> op-ed by Bruce Ackerman is as good a statement as I&#039;ve ever read as to why marriage equality matters.
Behold the Happy Warrior here, starting the debate on the Civil Rights Act of 1964:
<blockquote>Humphrey began with a remarkable three-and-a-half-hour speech that introduced the central theme of humiliation by comparing two travel guidebooks: one for families with dogs, the other for blacks. &ldquo;In Augusta, Ga., for example,&rdquo; Humphrey noted, &ldquo;there are five hotels and motels that will take dogs, and only one where a Negro can go with confidence.&rdquo; He argued that if whites &ldquo;were to experience the humiliation and insult which awaits Negro Americans in thousands and thousands of such places, we, too, would be quick to protest.&rdquo; </blockquote>
Billionaires put their money in getting business schools named after themselves, and every minimum-wage earner in every 7/11 pays a little extra to make that &quot;donation&quot; tax deductible. Does this somehow seem wrong?
Krugman hasn&#039;t exactly been winning another Nobel week after week either. Maybe the whole &quot;regular op-ed columnist&quot; concept needs to be abandoned, along with print media and W2 employment.