February 15, 2004
BLOG NOTES
• Florida Cracker links to a new site run by Vietnam veterans opposed to the Democrat frontrunner: “This site is not against the Democrats, it is against John Kerry, it does not look at any other issue other than his military service, the anti-war movement and how he has dealt with Vietnam's Human Rights. If Kerry was running as a Republican or Independent, this site would still exist in opposition.”
• One of the finest comments threads ever spawned at this site will soon vanish to the archives. Include your story now, or ... don’t.
• Added to the blogroll, after months of pointless delay, is New York’s excellent Spartacus. Also Wonkette. (And ABC Watch.)
• Ask the CPA! Roger Bournival offers useful tax advice for US readers.
• The WogBlogger, who tends to post brilliantly or not at all, is in one of her brilliant phases.
• Mahmood offers a sociological analysis of Bahrain by vehicle type. Turns out the Camry Estate is the favoured transport of religious persons/mullahs/imams.
• The fourth installment of US Marine Brian Taylor’s war journal -- and the most compelling yet -- is now up at Opinion Journal. Earlier installments may be found here.
• Mike Jericho is back blogging after a couple of weeks off. Take his scary poll.
• Where is Margo? Vikki McNaughton, like the whole semi-English speaking world, wonders.
• Type “Mark Latham” into Google and this site appears first. Well done, Flippy!
• Flee Canberra! Tex has news of an impending disaster.
Posted by Tim Blair at February 15, 2004 12:39 AMThanks for the blogroll link, Tim. The deposit to your numbered Swiss bank account we discussed should go through in the next few days...
Your pal, Spart.
Posted by: Spart at February 15, 2004 at 12:45 AM[OT admin stuff] I fixed the link to the Florida Cracker blog. I have no idea what the weird character "9ef" is supposed to represent -- are you using some weird Mac computer to blog, Tim? ;)
Posted by: Andrea Harris at February 15, 2004 at 03:17 AMWogblogger's a female?
I didn't know that. I do enjoy the site.
Posted by: Sandy P. at February 15, 2004 at 03:45 AM