Disabled kids put ‘do’ in tae kwon do
Is this editor ignorant of martial arts, or is he or she saying the disabled children put the D’oh! in Tae kwon do? Because that isn’t pronounced like the verb do.
To be able to say "Noggle," you first must be able to say "Nah."
Disabled kids put ‘do’ in tae kwon do
Is this editor ignorant of martial arts, or is he or she saying the disabled children put the D’oh! in Tae kwon do? Because that isn’t pronounced like the verb do.
Francis Slay repeats call to join St. Louis County.
It’s 3am, and he’s promising to take the county back and forgive the county for letting the city dump it in the 1870s.
Keep calling, Slay. The Post-Dispatch will continue its breathless encouragement even as the two million plus county residents ignore your pleas to spend our tax money on your city residents.
Man charged with illegal dumping of debis
Who knew that the government now actually has laws about ending romances? On the other hand, what’s there to stop it now that “rule of law”, “contracts”, and “The Constitution” are void at the whim of the Elect(ed)?
Emergency workers rescue woman who fell through shoot, into water in Wellston:
Police and firefighters rescued a woman who fell into a shoot leading to a pool of water about 1 p.m. today at the old Wellston High School at Wells Drive and Evergreen Avenue.
Damn, those homophones are tricky.
Note to St. Louis Post-Dispatch staff: Homophones are not people who are afraid of gay people.
Most flooded homes will be raised
Them homophones are tricky. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Publicist: Ethan Hawke has married girlfriend
I’m not sure I’d have my publicist release this if I were Ethan Hawke.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch front page headline on Sunday put a positive spin on any potential recession or economic slowing:

That is: A recession would have a positive impact on the obesity epidemic in America! I mean, if you’re tightening your belt, you’re losing weight, am I right?
Apparently, the Post-Dispatch thought it over and didn’t want any positive spin on it at all, which is why the story is entitled As the economy slips, consumer face tough choices.
Still, a recession or, even better, a depression, would get Americans back down to sustenance level calories, which would no doubt prepare us for a post-Kyotoesque-treaty economy.
I’m not saying there’s a causal relationship here, but:
Police say crime dropped in city
If you can identify it as yours, drop by the police station and pick it up.
So first I post a grammar grappler at QA Hates You, now this. Someone would think I was a stickler. However….
Note to AP: A single entity, such as a band, is singular. Not Smashing Pumpkins Sue Virgin Records.
Try to keep up.
Southern Residents Asses Tornado Damage
(Link courtesy of William Squire.)
MoDOT: Roads safer, more money needed
Do you get the sense that if the roads were less safe, more money would be needed anyway?
Roads remain the same….more money needed!
Flying cars invented, more money needed to convert the roads to bike paths!
Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need roads? More money needed to subsidize production of organic garbage for the Mr. Fusion.
Come on, everybody play “Think Inside The Bureaucratic Box”!
Following the “coincidence” yesterday, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch identifies another suspicious bit of serendipity:

I’m beginning to see a sordid pattern in the behavior of our elected officials and their visits to the Midwest.
Police seek help in shooting of elderly woman
Doughnuts and coffee will be provided, though.
Birds of a feather, er, flock together:
