Bruce, You’re Dead to Me
Why it’s so strange right now, that the same Bruce Springsteen who could understand middle-class American life so well, has become a member of the smug elites.
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Category: In Memoriam
Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XIV – James Butler Hickok
Appearances Can Be Deceiving
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Consulting the Prophecy
I don’t know who used John Titor’s time machine last…but it now smells like either really good, or really bad cheese.
There are no windows on a time machine, people!
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Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XIII – Saburo Sakai
With last week’s presentation being an American hero of the Pacific War, it seemed appropriate this week to present a figure from the other side.
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Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XII – John Basilone
An adventurous lad, John dropped out of school at age fifteen and went to work as a caddy for a local country club until he was eighteen, when he began his military career.
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Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XI – Marcus Antonius
It was in the conquest of Gaul and its aftermath that Antony’s various talents came to the fore.
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Allamakee County Chronicles XVII – Doggone!
Someday, probably after I retire and hang up my traveling shoes, I’d like to have another gun dog.
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Profiles in Toxic Masculinity X – Jeff Cooper
Blessed be those who, in the face of death, think only about the front sight.
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Profiles in Toxic Masculinity IX – Ewart Scott Grogan
Ewart Grogan was not a man to cross.
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