Monthly Archives: March 2003

I was driving down a major six-lane road in the Memphis area when I saw an advertisement on a truck for a mobile TV. For about $500, you can install a TV and DVD player in your car. Yeah, that’s … Continue reading →

Maybe we’ll see this in the future . . . . . if you don’t understand this, e-mail me. The Rev. Ned Yelps passed away. Last respects were paid to him by his members as he had led them for … Continue reading →

I think Jeff Miller hit the nail on the head. A Jesuit provincial plans to go on strike for a day to protest the war against Iraq if it begins. Let’s not forget that, aside from the idiodicy of the … Continue reading →

In this case, I think that it was good that an accident happened. Thumbs up to Mr. Lawler.

According to a NY Times article too sickening to link to and this post by Kevin Miller, couples now have one more road to take for a “romantic” trip to the Gehenna valley. I’m not presupposing knowledge of who goes … Continue reading →

I was going to find the actual words of “Reverend” Fred Phelps, but after reading this article, I tend to agree that to quote him would be to assist him in defamation of a good man, namely Mr. Rogers. Yes, … Continue reading →

I have to congratulate a priest whose weird statements are often featured on this blog. He got up in front of the high schoolers at Mass today and talked about gestures of reverence and the need to be conscious of … Continue reading →

I don’t even need to comment on this on the HMS Blog. Dr. Helwig gave a charitable response to the Mighty Barrister, and he responded in kind. Barrister did such a great job of responding that my comments would add … Continue reading →

Being the technophile that I am, I really like my new Tungsten T Palm Pilot. However, I have a question for those of you who have Palm Pilots. Does yours crash at about every other HotSync? Sometimes it takes me … Continue reading →

For the third consecutive year, I went to Mass before going to work on Ash Wednesday and wore the ashes to work. I was surprised to learn that my senior manager did the same thing, but she didn’t get as … Continue reading →