A Texan Reads His Electric Bill As If Written by Faulkner
Humor, Texas, The South, William Faulkner

The Late Robert Nozick
Campus Disruptions, Columbia University, The Right Stuff

Many problems at Columbia would have been solved if professors spoke to their students the way Nozick did. https://t.co/EbFr4gsdyj
— Aaron Sibarium (@aaronsibarium) July 12, 2025
“The Dumbest Woman in the World”
Dos Equis, Humor, Parody, The Most Interesting Man in the World

Ad Running on TV in LA
Left-wing Insanity

Hahaha this is a real ad being run on TVs in Los Angeles
Watch "We're Not the Crazy Ones" pic.twitter.com/g5JxRkinc1
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) July 11, 2025
A Sad Day
Guns, Royal Navy, Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE)

In 1966, the Royal Navy buried a .303 Short Magazine Lee Enfield No. 4, in service since 1895, with full military honors at Bisley, England, to mark the end of the venerable rifle’s service. A piper played a lament while cartridges were scattered over the white ensign-draped coffin. The end of the long career of the SMLE resulted from its replacement by the L1A1 SLR as the standard service rifle. The British Army had replaced the SMLE in 1958.
The Fiesta of San Fermin Starts Today
Charles Bukowski, Ernest Hemingway, Pamplona, San Fermin Festival, Spain

Hemingway is remembered with a statue in Cafe Iruna in Pamplona.
“Hemingway feels it from the grave
every time the bulls run through the streets of
Pamplona
again
he sits up
the skeleton rattles
the skull wants a drink
the eyeholes want sunlight
the young bulls are beautiful,
Ernest
and you were
too
no matter
what they say
now. ”
~ Charles Bukowski
On 6th July begins the 14 day San Fermin Festival in Pamplona, Spain.
Attention, NYC & SF
Argentina, Javier Milei, Rent Control, The Free Market

Reading about Javier Milei — paragraphs like this should be internalized by every public policymaker in the west pic.twitter.com/wu9EJq5NXZ
— John Loeber (@johnloeber) July 6, 2025
The Late Roger Pinckney Had an Unusual NIMBY Approach
NIMBY, Roger Pinckney, Voodoo

Descendant of founding father Charles Pinckney, a US Constitution signer and two times (1804 and 1808) losing candidate for President, the late Roger Pinckney was a well-known sporting author and enthusiast of South Carolina Low Country culture.