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James Joyner | Monday, June 19, 2006 |
The daily linkfest. Today, with actual links!
- Ross Douthat notes that the actors portraying Superman are getting continually younger.
- Eugene Volokh notes that surveys on gay marriage don’t necessarily show what either side says they show.
- Steven Taylor ponders what bloggers might do if they weren’t wasting all their time blogging.
- Megan McArdle hearts Will Wilkinson.
- Steve Bainbridge ponders patriotism, the Dixie Chicks, and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Comments
Ross Douthat notes that the actors portraying Superman are getting continually younger.
Well, when the starting point is in the neighborhood of George Reeves...
Besides, I can remember when Superman, according to canon, was 29.
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