Paleo Retiree writes:
- Is central banking the cause, not the cure?
- Foseti shares some excellent life advice.
- Ditching veganism.
- Should sex and flirtation ever be acceptable as part of office life?
- Who tends to be a believer? Who tends to be an atheist?
- I love local news.
- Wyatt Earp’s common-law wife was Jewish.
- Do you “stack” your feet? If so: Uh-oh.
- Have the high immigration rates of the last decade made Britain a better or a worse place? More, from HBDChick.
- Steve Sailer wants to know if Tom Hanks’ kids deserve affirmative action.
- A nice intro to the thought and work of Christopher (“Culture of Narcissism,” “Revolt of the Elites”) Lasch.
Blowhard, Esq.
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Eddie Pensier
Enzo Nakamura
Epaminondas
Fabrizio del Wrongo
Fenster
Brundle Guy
Glynn Marshes
Paleo Retiree
Atypical Neurotic
Question Lady
Sax von Stroheim
Sir Barken Hyena
The Mistaken
Uncouth Reflections 
Sex and flirtation in the office? No, no, no. It almost NEVER works out. However, if you want to chase booty over in the company across the street…go for it!
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Not long ago I had some dealings with a 30-ish man who actually was autistic, albeit a very high-functioning one. For all the trendiness of autism it was the first time I’d ever really interacted with an autistic person. One thing I figured out very quickly is that if you have any doubt at all whether a person is autistic, he isn’t. Real autism is plainly and immediately obvious even if you can’t see whether the person’s feet are stacked.
This also means that most of the blogospheric nerds who can’t get poon tang actually aren’t autistic, even if they’ve self-diagnosed themselves.
Peter
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Sex and flirtation are fine at my office, as long as you run all potential sex acts and flirtatious gestures by a panel of dour feminists, retired nuns and drunken sportscasters (that last one’s to give you a fighting chance, fellas). If you can’t empanel a quorum from these categories, we’ll accept a panel of politically active lesbians, celibate schoolteachers with a history of sexual abuse, and bartenders with venereal disease, as long as you have a note from your doctor. Have at it, lads!
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Veganism is idiocy. I really think that anyone who does it for years and years has some basic psychological problems, like a need to join a cult. Also I think many of them lie about how good they feel. And I also think I’m a seriously cynical bastard.
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