Google the following first names (only) of bloggers: “Glenn,” “Tim,” “Jeff,” and, er, “Roger.”
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I took a different path to building a long-standing internet legacy.
Google “Siberian Crotch Hound” or “german short-hairs pointer” to see how well it worked!
Oh, and don’t forget the quotes.
Having been named after grandma Faustina, thank you, Grandma
This is the true, meritocratic measure of status in the modern world. I believe this now entitles you to call yourself Roger IV.
I’d rather not do that…
You may be spending too much time on the internet, Roger, but how come no one is discussing this critical report on the BBC:
And this is just coverage of the EU. Imagine what they would have found if they had studied a controversial subject like America or Israel!
Melanie Phillips wrote it up yesterday, but that is the first and the last I’ve seen of it:
I’ll pretend this isn’t OT since the T is “too much time on the internet”. The Dimplomad is quickly rising up my list of favorite blogosphere entertainments. I strongly recommend today’s effort, A Tim Blair Compassionate Head Tilt: “We’re Sorry”.
I used to enjoy the Boondocks… =(
Alcibiades,
Did I read the article correctly? Lemme recap:
The BBC hired some independent outfit to go away and discover if they were biased in favor of the EU. The independent outfit retruned and said, basically, “We have good news and bad news for you, BBC. The good news is that you are not intentionally biased. The bad news is that you are so profoundly stupid that everyone you deal with winds up hating you.”
Check out what one of the senators who voted against Dr. Rice has been up to re: diplomacy. (from Instapundit)
Sorry, but there’s another unsavory Franco, Franco. There once was something called “Franco Spaghettios” which were like the “bayonets and blood regime” of the canned food world.
If they still exist, I don’t want to know.
Knucklehead:
A couple of points. So often one hears the BBC assess itself by saying, since we are criticized from both Left and Right that means we are doing the job correctly. This report thoroughly debunks that pathetic excuse.
Heh.
I do find it interesting that the report borrows the Thornburgh language of “no intentional bias.” Seems like the bar has been raised incredibly high as to what now constitutes intentional bias ?or perhaps that’s a scourge reserved solely for conversatives and Israelies. We’ll see.
But be that as it may, what it seems to be saying is that liberal superciliousness so overwhelms the mental functions of these reporters and the entire BBC staff, that they are unable even to recognize the extent to which they hopelessly mired in liberal groupthink. Which more or less translates to: given the nature of things, they’re too stupid and have too little perspective on the world to understand just how biased and agenda-ized they are.
Really it’s like Rather and Mapes all over again.
If you only read one more thing on the web today, make it this.
Hey, Roger, check this out . . . there’s going to be 3 billboards up soon near Kodak Theater thanking Hollywood for playing a part during the election . . .
http://www.citizensunited.org/
You’re just bragging because you have a first name that isn’t also a common word…
(Roger that! –ed.)
Will, something tells me that Roger might be less sanguine if he lived in the UK.
Also interesting is searching by last name…
Tim is #4, right behind 10 Downing.
That would be FrancoAmerican. The main competitors to Chef Boy-ar-Dee. The products are still around, now under the Campbell label (same folks who produce the soups. Campbell also produces a line of canned chili.
I take it you had a bad Spaghettios experience one time.
Getting back to the topic.
Did a Kartoo for ‘roger’. No sign of a Roger L. Simon on the first page of the main map. Nor any Roger L. Simon in the topics. Roger Moore and Roger Zelazny, but no Roger Simon. Rog, you can feel humble again.
A Mooter produced one link that I could find. You need to check out the ‘roger’ cluster, followed by the ‘by’ cluster. “Roger L. Simon” being the first link on that page.
Now you have more ways to go ego surfing.
The products are still around.
Thanks, mythusmage, that’s good to know if I’m ever caught in a nuclear winter and all of the toothpaste has been eaten.