I've always loved that phrase. Much of the language that defines our country is amazingly elegant. This is one of those phrases. During the O.J. Simpson trial I had the misfortune of sharing an office with a guy who I......

I feel special, since the latest two blog two blog kerfuffles involved two people who have commented here, Deb Frisch and Glenn Greenwald. Given how few people comment here, I'm just pleased as punch that a couple of titans of......

The smell to me, as an (unfortunately) experienced sock-sniffer, is that the puppetmaster was trying to help Greenwald out, which was both unnecessary and foolish.

Heâ??s right up there with Joe Wilson and Jack Murtha now.

He sure is...under the category Lying Dickwads.

Greenwald drives you guys nuts. Man, has he got your collective goat. He's right up there with Joe Wilson and Jack Murtha now.

And, Who really CARES ?

If that's what jealous Brazilian lovers get up to these days, then standards have really slipped.

1. All of the local networks that house the web servers that Mr. Greenwald's defender posted on. Unlikely.

2. An ISP/network switch that was reliably on route between Mr. Greenwald's computer and all of those web servers. Does Mr. Greenwald have any friends at his ISP that secretly or otherwise use the Internet pretending to be him or his computer?

3. The local network that Greenwald's computer is on (or his computer). Though in this case, why bother?

I'd go with either the sock puppet or the defensive partner. Funny either way.

But yeah, Controller, I hear ya on the IP stuff, but "Occam" is a perfectly respectable spelling.

It smells like either the Green Knight socked his own puppets in some sort of frustration, or he pimped out his friends, his wives, his concubines, his pets, and/or his neighbors to stain the water clear for him. I don't buy Chloe hacking through from CTU. Christ! Think of all the more tantalizing hacks out there, closer to Everest!!

Following that logic, ancient romans are turning over in their graves every time you mutilate Latin with the debased slang you call "English".

Here's a news flash for ya - just about every word in the English language is a "misspelling" of some previous version, that's how so many of them start in one language like Latin, Greek or Old English and ultimately end up in Webster's through a process called "accepted usage" wherein the new spelling is (officially, your efforts notwithstanding) considered "correct".

So if you want to go down that road, be my guest, just remember by your own "logic" that you are "misspelling" virtually every non-capitalized word you type.