Glibertarians | In Memoriam

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XV – “Jumpin’ Joe” Beryle

by Animal | Oct 4, 2021 | History, In Memoriam, Military | 170

Manly man jumps. Read about it here.

They Were All My Friends

by Ghostpatzer | Sep 11, 2021 | History, In Memoriam | 64

The rest of the commute is uneventful, and I arrive at the Fulton Street station at around 8:50 AM. As I’m walking up the steps to John Street, there is a big commotion on the street and people are coming DOWN the staircase in a panic. This being NYC, I figure some idiots did something stupid (again), no big deal, and I shoulder my way to street level. Looking west, I can now see what’s going on. There is a fire in my building, looks to be a bit below my office on the 103rd floor of WTC1.

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity (franchise edition*) – Charles H. Upham

by Raven Nation | Jul 21, 2021 | History, In Memoriam | 193

Kiwi badass. Just read, you will see.

Bruce, You’re Dead to Me

by C. Anacreon | Mar 4, 2021 | Entertainment, Health Care, Higher Education, In Memoriam, Music, Musings | 276

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.

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XIV – James Butler Hickok

by Animal | Dec 21, 2020 | History, In Memoriam | 248

Appearances Can Be Deceiving

Consulting the Prophecy

by mexican sharpshooter | Nov 14, 2020 | Beer, Entertainment, Food & Drink, In Memoriam | 252

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!

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XIII – Saburo Sakai

by Animal | Aug 31, 2020 | History, In Memoriam, Military | 142

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.

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XII – John Basilone

by Animal | Aug 24, 2020 | History, In Memoriam, Military | 168

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.