Clearly, I didn’t read the funnies on Sunday, as I was out in the Nevada desert. But I’m committed to the print cause, so me read ’em on Tuesday. Ergo, the temporary post-title change. Ta-da.
And, thank Jebus I did, because if I didn’t, how would I have ever seen …
— How the Boy Scouts kept “perversion files” on scout leaders who offered hands-on lessons in “bad touching.”
— How Marvel Comics tends to think it’s ok to subvert the creators-heirs’ claims to profitsharing.
— How it’s looking like banking reform, not healthcare reform, will end up being the class war spark. (My interpretation of Frank Rich’s column. And, if you haven’t noticed a trend by now, I got much respect for his researching-and-writing skillz.)
— How Emmitt Smith finally said something of note (to SLAM magazine, on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder): “He’s not a compassionate person at all from what I understand. And that makes me just want to pummel somebody.”
— And, finally, how Ke$ha is a woefully underestimated etiquette-advice dispenser. See comment on “Breaking Into Prince’s House” …
She never meant to cause him any sorrow, pain