You’ve probably already heard of Jesus Castillo (interviewed here): He’s the man who was recently denied an appeal by the Supremes after being convicted of selling a clearly marked adult comic book… to an adult. The key argument, apparently bought by jurors who knew nothing about contemporary comic book markets, was that all comics are […]
Entries from August 2003
Tragic Comics
August 13th, 2003 · Comments Off on Tragic Comics
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D’oh!
August 10th, 2003 · Comments Off on D’oh!
So, about 2 weeks ago, I had a complete lapse of sanity and agreed to take a pair of 8 month old cats from an acquaintance who was moving and had to find a new home for them. It took about 24 hours for it to occur to me that I have less than no […]
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Coulter Cult
August 6th, 2003 · Comments Off on Coulter Cult
Radley has a hilarious account of his journey into the lions den and an evening with MoDoCon.
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One, Two, Many John Lotts
August 6th, 2003 · Comments Off on One, Two, Many John Lotts
A new Web site appeared to let visitors send gun scholar John Lott their questions, but as CNS news reported, the site was a parody… a parody the original Lott characterizes, not entirely unreasonably, as identity theft. (Until the recent addition of a disclaimer, a casual browser might have mistaken it for authentic.) The site […]
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Denial of Service
August 4th, 2003 · Comments Off on Denial of Service
I’ve got a new piece on AmeriCorps up at Reason.
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