Why National Health Insurance is Good

July 16th, 2009 One Comment

Somehow, somebody on Digg said something that was not stupid. In a reply to Glenn Beck proving once again he is out of his goddamned mind and making the movie Network all the more prophetic, intrepid Digger nanosec makes a great point:

Here’s an example, if there are 2 car washes, where one charges a nominal fee to get your car washed and the other charges $90,000, which one do you think is going to have a queue? If you remove the cheap one, then you’re going to have people driving around in dirty cars because they cannot afford to have their car washed.

Of course, the horror-stories about long lines in countries with national health insurance are mostly lobbyist scare tactics anyway.

Spent the Last Five Days Crying in Argentina

June 28th, 2009 No Comment

Noah and I put together a little music video inspired by South Carolina governor Mark Sanford’s “I spent the last five days crying in Argentina” speech.

You can also download the song if you want.

Murder on a Helicopter #9 – “Erratica”

April 23rd, 2009 No Comment

Murder on a Helicopter

The secret of who shot down Gwendolyn is indirectly revealed, and an old friend pays a new visit.

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Murder on a Helicopter #8 – “Another Date With Murder”

April 15th, 2009 No Comment

Murder on a Helicopter

Xaviera makes a stunning discovery, and Colonel Mustard is along for the ride.

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Formula For Mac Community Success

April 4th, 2009 No Comment

1. Mention John Gruber
2. Profit

Great Minds

April 3rd, 2009 No Comment

Will: by the way did you see Watchmen?
Wil: yeah
Wil: it was not good
Will: my thoughts exactly
Wil: but the opening sequence was great
Will: except the beginning was fantastic
Will: you fucker
Wil: bitch

The Exorcist III

March 31st, 2009 No Comment

Have you ever wondered what happens when it is late and you need to test out Final Draft? This is what happens: The Exorcist III.