Juan Cole, who knows more than you do, would like you to know that you’re a Moral Cretin for not agreeing with him:

If the Left opposed intervention, it de facto acquiesced in Qaddafi’s destruction of a movement embodying the aspirations of most of Libya’s workers and poor, along with large numbers of white collar middle class people.

Go ahead. Feel the Guilt. We’ll wait.

And don’t try to rationalize your way out of it, you heartless creep:

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Roasted a chicken last night and decided the leftovers needed to be turned into chicken enchiladas:

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As it’s 70s TV commercial Sunday, I remember a ten-year-old me wanting to be this guy:

Who could have predicted that BP would abandon the people it hired to clean up its mess?

Who wants some ’70s feminism and stinky perfume with their earworm this morning?

Explanation: I was pulling some bacon out of the freezer and started singing the song. Mr. SFL had absolutely no idea what I was singing, and even after showing him these two clips, he has no memory at all of this commercial from the late ’70s. I remember watching it and being absolutely transfixed by all the opportunities out there for women.

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Title: “Jesus of Nazareth: Holy Week: From the Entrance Into Jerusalem To The Resurrection”

Author: Pope Benedict XVI

Rank: 23

Blurb: “Benedict brings to his study the vast learning of a brilliant scholar, the passionate searching of a great mind, and the deep compassion of a pastor’s heart.”

Review: “While some reviews have focused on the fact that Benedict is more willing to point the blame of the Resurrection at Pilate and the Romans instead of the Jews, there are other moments of ecumenism from the Holy Father.”

Customers Also Bought: “The Closing of the Muslim Mind: How Intellectual Suicide Created the Modern Islamist Crisis”, Robert R. Reilly

Footnote: How you get from the Sermon on the Mount to an opulent palace in Rome is another story.

Jesus of Nazareth [Amazon]

Buy or Die [Stinque@Amazon kickback link]

CA principal selling 350 pair shoe collection to save teaching jobs:

This is what teabagging results in, folks.