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Over the years of its Dubious Achievement Awards, Esquire magazine offered any number of bizarre particulars, from the man who put together several tons of string into a huge ball (if he attaches a tin can to each end, he can call Bulgaria, the copy read) to a gent who killed himself by drilling seven holes into his own head (he was fine after the first six...). COMMUNITY VIEWPOINT: Investigation of Nye nepotism is sought There was an article in the Feb. 13 Pahrump Valley Times indicating Joni Eastley wants to support a pending bill to stop printing the county payroll/vendor list for public review. Letters to the Editor Jindal falls and can't get up Before going downhill fast, Bobby Jindal started badly in his nationally televised Republican response to President Obama the other evening. RINOs need to shape up or go their own way Congressional Republicans got their keisters kicked at the ballot box last November. They were depressed. Lethargic. Apathetic. There wasn't enough Xanax, Zoloft, Wellbutrin, Prozac and Paxil combined on Capital Hill to service everybody. All the sex and food we want WASHINGTON -- Put down that cheeseburger and listen up: If food has become what sex was a generation ago -- the intimidatingly intelligent Mary Eberstadt says it has -- then a cheeseburger is akin to adultery, or worse. |
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