Royal decrees; interesting things I find; photographs I've taken; random thoughts on politics and culture as I know 'em; holidays both real and imaginary; and a fantasy novel page-by-page. "I hate hippies." -- Alicia Spanhake, Honorary Baroness of Síporozorígí |
What's the difference between National Geographic and the National Enquirer?
Don't know? Well, me neither. Nat'l Geo's cover has a superheadline: "Killer Hurricanes," and I can't but wonder how they managed to not use exclamation marks.
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California Roadtrip, Summer 2006
Light Rail Neighborhood Density
Proposed Interstate 905 in Seattle
The World Does Not Agree with You
Failure Should Never Be Rewarded
Thoughts on Illegal Immigration
I'm a Native American, Dammit!
More "Global Warming" Skepticism
11-Team BCS Replacement Playoff
Giant Solar System Model along I-90
Restaurant at the End of the Universe Movie Idea
2 comments:
Uh, National Geographic is an altruistic and good liberal magazine with great photos devoted to preserving the environment, and National Enquirer is a profit-oriented rag magazine devoted to trashing celebrities. Why, do you buy both? If so, it would remind me of a certain relative of yours who had concurrent memberships in the Sierra Club and the NRA.
No I don't buy either, but thanks to certain relatives, I receive Natl Geo as my Christmas present. I only see Natl Enq on supermarket checkout shelves.
I like Natl Geo much better when they stick to, ya know, geography.
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