[Oscar in Batangas]

One of my greatest memories is, and always will be, your and Bill the Drill’s chapter-by-chapter study of “Atlas Shrugged”

I never told you at the time, but to me it was brilliant. I never knew what I was missing in the 60’s. (I thought that my classmates were lugging such a big book around just to look impressive!)

[Publius]

Buy our book. (See my tagline.) Btd and I need the royalties.

[Billthedrill]

Many thanks, and thanks for a great thread! And thank you, Jim, for this high experiment in human communications, because it isn't any less than that.

I came in from Drudge one fine day in '98 and never left. Before this Internet came along a free individual's ability to communicate with the public was limited to soapbox tirades and letters to the editor that never saw the light of day. This broke that, and the media gatekeepers have been shrieking in dismay ever since. I remember a time when the NY Times was the "paper of record" simply because it said so. They're still trying to stuff this genie back into the bottle, but he, and we, we aren't going. Eagles up!