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I friend of mine once told me he believes that out of everyone he knows, I’m the person most likely to get away with murder. Hmm. You should know by now that I like to think about things like that. So, I did. Before I get started, I want to
Two and a half years ago, I coined the term “glibtaq” (pronounced glib-tack). Glibtaq is simply an anagram of the term LGBTQIA. My reasoning for needing a new term was that they kept adding letters, seemingly at random, and expecting everyone to play along. And that’s just not a sustainable
I realized the other day that I’m my own worst enemy. I’m not alone. You’re probably your own worst enemy too. The reason is that our political system has no real process for airing grievances. Well. OK. We can air grievances, but there’s no simple process for undoing something stupid
How many women have to die before men are banned from competing against them in sports? I’m serious. How many women must die before this radical desire for inclusivity ends? Let’s see if we can figure out what that number is. Without a doubt, a woman is going to die
I’m sure most of you already know not to believe pretty much anything you see online. But, even the wariest of us can still occasionally trip up and, every once in a while, take something on faith. Today, I present three examples of why you should stop doing that. Here’s
Let me ask you a question. When does a whistleblower become a defendant? Let’s see if we can figure it out. Three years ago, I had a “discussion” with a “friend” of mine on Facebook. The topic was vote-by-mail fraud. His claim was that voting by mail was the most
I had two recent experiences I think are worth mentioning. Here’s the first: As I do about every couple of years, last week I strained my back. Typically, my chiropractor can fix me right up. But for reasons I won’t go into here, this time I had to look for