Steve Sailer is keeping track, just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

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You’d think that by now the Israelis would have refined the necessary techniques for dealing with terrorists.

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Democrats have principles except when then can profit by surrendering them.

Steve Sailer is always worth reading.

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Depends on your priorities, I suspect.

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No word on whether they help prevent heart attacks, like cats.

On the other hand, if a mechanical dog is sufficient to cure your lonliness, perhaps a less expensive solution, like a Pet Rock, would do as well.

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All your nightmares about Microsoft validated.

Your challenge: Find a Microsoft employee who’s a Republican. (Hey, if it were easy, anybody could do it, right?)

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In short, parents are correct to think that they can change their children. Their mistake is to suppose that the change will endure. Instead of thinking of kids as lumps of clay that parents “mold,” we should think of kids as plastic that flexes in response to pressure – and springs back to its original shape once the pressure goes away.

So I guess the solution is to press harder.

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Languages such as German, Spanish, Swedish, or Italian are also acceptable, but are considered to be poor substitutes (especially Spanish). At the time of writing, it is still considered expert-level white person behavior to have white children speaking Asian and African languages.

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If Obama shows up one day without a hand, well….

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 It’s a pretty good idea because when you have jokes that aren’t that great and music that isn’t that great, you can mix them together and create something that will entertain white people.

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You know who you are.

Up until this point, white people were consuming most of their water in the form of expensive bottles like Fiji, Aquafina and Dasanai. To this day, many white people continue to get their water in this fashion, and it is important to be aware about how your choice of water can say a lot about who you are.

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Huh. They actually are good for something. Who knew?

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We have the technology.

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On the internet, nobody knows you’re not a PhD. Many people don’t care. And sometimes it doesn’t matter.

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Progress is being made.

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Perhaps it will help solve the Demographic Winter problem.

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My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

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So much for the politics of identity.

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This is what happens when literature majors deal with computations requiring something beyond taking off their shoes.

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This may seem a bit technical but it’s a very interesting concept.

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Doesn’t pay to cross the union, apparently.

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This is truly amazing, since the Ohio gave it’s name to an entire class of boomers.

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In general, any proposed legislation that contains “Consumer Protection” and “Community Empowerment” in the title is a scam. In this case, it’s an attempt to buy votes by kicking phone companies, whom nobody likes anyway.

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Remind me why the government is paying for everybody’s health care. Food is just as important — why doesn’t it buy my food?

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The Washington Post is shocked, shocked I tell you, to find that bureaucrats don’t like sharing information with the schlubs they govern.

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Only non-Westerners, apparently. Of course, this is the New Yorker….

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You just have to have the Times Table pounded into your head over and over as a kid, but our education system is against “rote learning,” so school kids aren’t usually forced to chant them like in the good old days. But kids actually kind of like rote learning. (It’s adults who hate learning that way, and especially hate teaching that way.) Kids like singing the alphabet song, for instance. You’d think educators would find a times table rap that today’s children would like.

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Not to mention that your Friendly Neighborhood Fascists behind zoning regulations and housing codes won’t let you do this most places.

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Sign me up.

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And why not? He’s being paid.

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Now this is a scary guy.

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Note that the search for more competent spies has degenerated into just one more “Let’s enrich their lives” entitlement program.

No wonder our foreign policy sucks and our deficit is measured in trillions.

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It’s always amusing when people who don’t understand markets attempt to do things in what they think is a market-oriented way.

It’s like watching cargo-cult natives in operation.

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Wouldn’t surprise me.

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We have the technology.

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It would be funnier if there were a bunch of endangered-species birds sitting around laughing themselves sick. But one can’t have everything.

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We have the technology.

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And, then again, they might not. Economists do study some weird stuff.

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And about time, too.

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I was wondering when someone would get around to doing that.

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Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

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I suppose that, if you belong to the New York Times demographic and are accustomed to potty-mouths as comedians, this would be astonishing.

Inside Politics.

Inside the Beltway. 

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Some people just never leave the sixties behind.

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Just being polite, you understand.

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