Beltway Traffic Jam
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Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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The daily linkfest:
- Mark Tapscott offers a plan for the survival of newspapers.
- Ace asks an interesting question about video games and the female orgasm.
- J.D. Henderson points out there is no such thing as “military policy.”
- Craig Henry goes after “stupid bloggers” for going after Jack Murtha.
- Joanne Jacobs explains heavy backpacks.
- Ogged wonders why people find Marilyn Monroe sexy.
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