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Joseph and Obamacare

April 26, 2010

The story of Joseph in the Book of Genesis is an unequivocal display of God’s sovereignty. Joseph was his father Jacob’s favorite child. Hey, it happens, right, parents? Naturally, Joseph’s many brothers were jealous. On top of that, Joseph told them about a dream he’d had, in which his sheaves of grain stood tall, while [...]

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No en Honduras

April 1, 2010

Not in Honduras, folks. It’s just jokes! Check the calendar. If I fooled you, raise your hand. Previous April Fools’ Day posts: LBC Shutting Down — to deal with water phobia – yep, some fell for it Outsourcers Anonymous Secrets – my best, I think

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Last Week At Michelle’s

March 29, 2010

Racial Preferences in Obamacare — Administration thinks hiring more black professionals will narrow racial health care disparities. Programs and institutions that use racial preferences will have funding priority over those that disregard race. Star Parker Running for Congress? — Is she or isn’t she? Ann Coulter Declares Herself Victim of Hate Crime — Serious or [...]

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Here’s to the New Decade!*

January 1, 2010

May the Lord richly bless you! Now everybody’s talking about this New decade Like you say the magic numbers Then just say goodbye to The stupid mistakes you made Oh my memory serves me far too well Post-dating is so lovely. I recommend you do it often. Hope you’re having a safe night. Rest easy, [...]

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Publishers Weekly’s Afro Picks Cover – Yuck

December 15, 2009

I’m working on a novel (third draft!) that falls in the Christian and paranormal genres, and one of the main characters is black. I don’t consider it an “African American” novel. If published (woo-hoo!), I want to see it in the Christian fiction section at Barnes and Noble, not the African American (cringe) fiction section. [...]

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Superhero Slayer of Perverts

December 2, 2009

Depressing post. Read at your own risk.

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Stuck in London, Need Cash

November 5, 2009

You’ve probably heard about this phishing scam on the news, or you may have fallen for it. A scammer sends an innocuous looking e-mail. You open it, click on a link, and the scammer steals your password. No attachment downloading required. The scammer pretends to be you and sends an e-mail to your contacts. You’re [...]

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Maine Voters Repeal Homosexual ‘Marriage’

November 4, 2009

I can’t believe it. The people of Maine came through. They rejected homosexual “marriage” in their state. But that doesn’t mean the fight’s over. There’s something about that “will of the people” jazz some politicians just don’t like. Fundamentally. For example, 54 percent of voting Californian’s barred their government from hiring, contracting, and admitting on [...]

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Marriage Before Children

November 3, 2009

Avoid poverty and overcome inequality by getting married before you have children. “Although immigration and trade are often blamed, a more important reason for our lack of progress against poverty and our growing inequality is a dramatic change in American family life. Almost 30 percent of children now live in single-parent families, up from 12 [...]

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Ninja 101

October 30, 2009

A girl’s got to protect herself. I’m brushing up on my ninja techniques. Busy weekend. I won’t rest easy, but I hope you will. (Image credit: My nine-year-old nephew, who was a baby only last week. How did he get to be nine? That means I’m…)

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Black, White, and Blue

July 28, 2009

You know, it takes a brave person to go against the grain, something I’ve witnessed first-hand since I began writing for publication. The pressure to conform is even greater if you’re a black person who believes white racism is the least of America’s concerns and certainly plays no significant role in the lives of blacks. [...]

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You Don’t Look A Day Over 232

July 4, 2009
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Loving the Interracial Marriage Distinction

June 23, 2009

Liberal bloggers are barking mad. Barack Obama, the savior-in-chief who said he was a “fierce advocate” of homosexuals, committed the unpardonable sin of rendering a decision in accordance with the law. Earlier this month, Obama’s Department of Justice (DOJ) moved to dismiss Smelt v. United States of America, a case filed by “married” homosexuals attempting [...]

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Do You Tatsu?

May 25, 2009

Oh. My. Goodness. That thing was intense (watch the video). If I’d known what I was getting myself into. Lock yourself in the seat, and they rotate you 90 degrees, with your body parallel to the ground (like you’re flying). And then boom. You’re off. Can’t ride ‘em like I used to. Good grief. (Photo [...]

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Opinion Daze

May 11, 2009

It’s not easy to read someone accusing you of being a self-hater, hater of black people, race traitor, a racist, anti-Catholic, a religious bigot, and a host of other things. But no one ever told me living this life would be easy. I started trying to publish my “controversial” opinions about seven years ago. After [...]

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