I just found out from Ann Althouse (who linked Rachel's Online Guide to Dating), although I should have known from reading Bill Whittle's wonderful "Remnants" posts which Glenn Reynolds linked yesterday. I had mindlessly assumed that when Whittle put the Lucas link there that he was just being cute, and I'm so used to Rachel Lucas Not Existing Any More that I never clicked on it. Technically, this means I really can't say I actually learned about it from him, although I should have.
I'm just glad Rachel Lucas is back. I missed her, and I also missed Sunny and Digger.
And I'm delighted by the list of topics she's going to blog about. (As someone who writes about politics too much, I like her focus on entertainment only.)
posted by Eric on 05.22.07 at 02:47 PM
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Here is a bit I did in the comments on her dog post re: her inability to deal with killing animals:
Have you ever considered a job in a packing plant?
When I worked in one I enjoyed seeing pigs bleed to death. A real sight to behold. Unless one of the suckers is insufficiently stunned and starts thrashing. Then it is scramble for higher ground time.
And I must tell you that there is NOTHING like the taste of fresh killed meat.
Meat packing plants smell bad but chicken packing plants are the worst.
The Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiler
Don?t bang your head!
Here is a bit I did in the comments on her dog post re: her inability to deal with killing animals:
Have you ever considered a job in a packing plant?
When I worked in one I enjoyed seeing pigs bleed to death. A real sight to behold. Unless one of the suckers is insufficiently stunned and starts thrashing. Then it is scramble for higher ground time.
And I must tell you that there is NOTHING like the taste of fresh killed meat.
Meat packing plants smell bad but chicken packing plants are the worst.
Oh, yeah. I'm still a carnivore.