by Bill Cope --
November 18, 2009
FYI: Mountain Dew is not an essential food group
... to promote the well-being of me and you and all those
overly Rubenesque neighbors we end up behind at Jackson store counters,
praying to God the butt seams in their trousers don't split until
they're out of range.
by Bill Cope --
November 11, 2009
C'mon, let me be your huckleberry
I've been hearing the rumor for months. Supposedly, Val Kilmer has
been seen in Boise. And not in the "Where the hell is the road I take
to get out of here?" way, either.
by Bill Cope --
November 4, 2009
Then choked on a plastic Nemo
I have something to say to those people who may believe in global
warming but refuse to admit that the puny efforts of mankind could
possibly be responsible for it.
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by Mike Flinn --
November 18, 2009
by Mike Flinn --
November 11, 2009
by Mike Flinn --
November 4, 2009
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by Ted Rall --
November 18, 2009
Fort Hood a shocker ... why not U.S. war crimes?
When Americans get
killed, it's a big story. The lives of foreigners, on the other hand, are pretty much
worthless.
by Ted Rall --
November 11, 2009
Failure on H1N1 highlights a bigger crisis
A country with a strong, well-run government would order employers
to give all employees with flu-like symptoms paid time off from
work.
by Ted Rall --
November 4, 2009
President maintains 'right' to kill American citizens
Obama could
still personally order a government agency to murder you. That's not as weird as the fact that you probably don't care enough
to do anything.
Ted Rall archives »
November 4, 2009
"Ummmmmm, yeah. I had wayyyyyy too many enemas growing up in the
late '70s and early '80s ..."
October 21, 2009
I am Mormon, in no way does Beck represent our teachings and I think
it is very important to note that the reason his Mormonism isn't
brought up is because he doesn't bring it up on purpose.
October 14, 2009
"The
key to good art is not being 'good' but sucking boldly and
honestly."
Mail archives »
by Walt Minnick, Mike Crapo, Mike Simpson and Jim Risch --
October 21, 2009
Four out of four Idaho Congressmen say: post bills online before vote
Guest Opinions archives »
by Rachael Daigle --
November 18, 2009
Instead of talking about all the cool stuff people are doing
outdoors now, we took a breather this week in Rec to catch up with the
people who fetch us out of the wilderness when our outdoor adventures
become misadventures
by Rachael Daigle --
November 11, 2009
The inaugural wolf hunt is one of the most significant events of
2009 in Idaho, and Boise Weekly would be remiss not to cover the
story in some capacity.
by Rachael Daigle --
November 4, 2009
Now, as we head into November, I'm not sure if
winter is almost here or if it's almost over. Yep, it's going to be a
looong winter with that kind of attitude. Good thing I'll need a looong
winter to improve my wanting skills on the mountain.
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