Monthly Archives: November 2013

So far, I don’t like it as much as BioShock, though it certainly can’t be classified as bad. It reminds me of Half-Life 2 – objectively, I recognize that taken as a classic FPS it’s clearly absolutely top-notch quality. I … Continue reading →

This has apparently been making the rounds and it just made it to the blog “Just Four Guys”, which is probably my favorite of the “manosphere” blogs (I tend to see it as the least reactionary and most “balanced” on … Continue reading →

UPDATE: To my very pleasant surprise Fr. McCrae got back to me in an e-mail to apologize for not putting up a couple more of my comments and for not responding to me, explaining that basically it would have given … Continue reading →

The reason feminists need to stamp their feet about how men are not, not, NOT superior in any way to women is because they see value from a purely materialistic perspective, by wont of them also being liberal. Men are … Continue reading →

There is a whole big discussion on the Civil War going down in Vox Popoli. Why? Because I made an offhand comment where I complimented Lee by comparing him to Rommel, who was a good and honorable man on the … Continue reading →

I think that a lot of adults, and especially a lot of writers, just don’t “get” bullies. The worst bullies are not the big bruisers who steal lunch money, like Moe from “Calvin and Hobbes”. They’re not even the “popular … Continue reading →

Story time. This one has a point: In Ethics class we had to go up in groups and give presentations. Long story short, I ended up talking about religion. Being religious, I disagreed with my group and the majority of … Continue reading →

For those who have been living under a rock have never heard of it, “BioShock” is an extremely highly regarded first person shooter (FPS) video game. On Metacritic it is tied with “Half-Life 2” as the highest rated FPS of … Continue reading →

Poets are commonly spoken of as psychologically unreliable; and generally there is a vague association between wreathing laurels in your hair and sticking straws in it. Facts and history utterly contradict this view. Most of the very great poets have … Continue reading →

A girl looked at me in the middle of a heated discussion on free will and determinism and said, “Wow, you like to argue a lot.” I looked at her and replied “You’re just getting this NOW?” Nothing else to … Continue reading →