“SOUTH PARK” is framing your choice for you, America. Do you want to slip into becoming a lazy, fat and backward-looking nation that forever clings to the warmth of fuzzy but uncritical memories ... or do you want Hillary Clinton?
Such are the options as painted in Wednesday night’s episode of “South Park,” titled “Fort Collins,” which continues the season’s arc that characterizes the presidential race as an unsavory choice between the “Giant Douche” and “Turd Sandwich. Read More...
In Scandinavia, he's known as a nisse or a tomte. He's the hard-working guardian of the family and the farm, but he can be a trickster if insulted or offended. You'll want to put this fellow in a place of honor. Sporting a long white beard, he wears a knitted red hat, pants with suspenders, and faux-fur-trimmed boots. 27" high. Imported. ncG1vNJzZmirmKS9b7zBrGWoqpdkpYWClXFpZ6Ckork%3D
Cheyenne is one of the country’s least centrally located state capitals. In Wyoming’s southeast corner, it’s 430 miles from my home in the state’s northwest corner. Cheyenne has an airport, but few commercial flights land there. It’s easiest to fly to Denver and drive two hours north on Interstate 25. Except, from the interstates — both I-25 and I-80 pass through Cheyenne — the city looks like Any Town, U.S.A. As you speed toward it at 75 or 80 mph (depending on the direction you’re coming from), billboards advertise hotel and restaurant chains, gas stations and truck stops. Read More...
