Pregnant Cornbread

Portland, Oregon
Occasional thoughts--some brilliant, some definitely not--about the world and the nation, written by a humble Oregonian.

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Really? Oklahoma City? Seriously, NBA? Oklahoma City?Yesterday brought the sad but predictable news that the Seattle Supersonics will be moving from Seattle, bustling urban metropolis of the Pacific Northwest, to Oklahoma City, a dusty cow town primarily known for being the place where Tim McVeigh blew up a building. Having visited Seattle, it's hard to imagine that an NBA team would want to leave that place--the city is gorgeous (although...
filed under: nba, pacific northwest
posted on Pregnant Cornbread in Portland - 7/4 - 12:49 AM - [4 clicks]
I'll just let the following article do the talking:Catcher Chris Snyder left Monday night's game after getting hit by a foul tip in the groin area. About an hour before Tuesday's game the Diamondbacks put him on the 15-day disabled list with a left testicular fracture. Um, excuse me? Fracture? You can fracture a testicle? (Shudder.)...
filed under: hadn, monday night
posted on Pregnant Cornbread in Portland - 7/2 - 12:05 PM
Radical redesign of milk jugs proves one thing: Americans are complete and utter moronsI imagine everyone has heard this news that plastic milk jugs are being redesigned into a more square shape in order to reduce the wasted space when packing a pallet full of them. This makes sense, will reduce fuel use transporting milk, etc. Sams Club, for instance, can now stack 224 jugs in a space that could formerly only hold 80. That's impressive. Of course, however, this is America, so we...
posted on Pregnant Cornbread in Portland - 7/1 - 11:49 PM - [3 clicks]
Remember that "war czar" that the White House hired some time back, ostensibly to direct the progress of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan? After the job was publicly turned down by everyone ranging from David Petraeus to Charlie Weiss, the White House finally located one Douglas E. Lute to take the position. Here's how it was described at the time:Mr. Bush selected Lt. Gen. Douglas E. Lute,...
posted on Pregnant Cornbread in Portland - 6/30 - 11:22 PM
I mean, really, this is so stupid. Nancy Pelosi, talking about Hillary's gracious return to Washington today, said this:“She has emerged from this campaign as the most respected political figure in America.“ Nancy. Hillary JUST LOST THE PRIMARIES TO BARACK OBAMA. By definition, she is not the most respected political figure, BECAUSE SHE JUST LOST. Are you serious with this...
filed under: breaking news, hillary, obama
posted on Pregnant Cornbread in Portland - 6/25 - 12:59 PM - [2 clicks]
'I am aware of all internet traditions'For those of you interested in catching the birth of an internet meme just days after it launches, get over to Lawyers, Guns and Money and witness the latest: "I am aware of all internet traditions," spoken by an uptight right wing commentator after an earlier comment of his was roundly mocked by the other commenters. Essentially, he claimed that a blockquote used by the original post was not...
posted on Pregnant Cornbread in Portland - 6/20 - 10:31 AM
John Hinckley's love life proves discouraging for single men everywhereLook, single men have it rough enough as it is. Their every waking moment, for the most part, is dedicated to attracting a partner. They groom themselves obsessively, they work themselves into a righteous lather trying to decipher coded messages in emails, IMs, phone calls, etc., and they worry themselves stupid wondering when the next phone call will arrive. With that in mind, imagine how...
posted on Pregnant Cornbread in Portland - 6/19 - 10:17 PM