Bedroom Farce Review

K and I went to see Bedroom Farce last night playing at Theatre Three in Dallas. It’s written by Alan Ayckbourn, a celebrated contemporary British playwright. The Theatre Three staging is very well done and all actors seem to be well-cast. The story centers around 4 couples playing out pieces of the play in their bedrooms. The stage is set with three bedrooms where we begin to see how the lives of each couple are intertwined. The set is very well done in this staging but if you go, request seats in either the North or East sections as they have decidedly better views.

I’m not going to spoil the show but I definitely recommend going. The play is well written and acted. It runs through March 28th.


And The Rich Get Richer. . .

There is currently a movement underfoot in Congress to recompense investors in the Bernard Madoff and R. Allen Standford Ponzi scheme debacles. It is couched in the terms of people having lost their life’s savings being fairly represented and treated but is actually a disgusting reminder of how those in power control much of


Analyzing My Facebook Friends

Because I am weird (and because I only have 35 Facebook friends, making it possible to turn my weirdness into some data observations), I have spent the last 10 minutes analyzing how many friends my friends have. On average, they have 162.8857 friends (the person who is .8857th of a friend keeps showing up


Gun Porn

Something at least 2 of my 4 readers can agree on. This is one bad-ass looking gun.


Does Our Whininess Have No End?

Whole Foods is implementing a plan to give a bigger employee discount to employees that don’t smoke, have lower blood pressure and have a BMI under 30. Naturally, people are whining about discrimination. This includes one quote that I can’t possibly do justice to other than to reproduce it in full:
“Why are you


Fear The Boom And The Bust

When they start making rap songs about dead economists, I think it’s probably a sign of the apocalypse. Still, this one is excellent and instructive.


Baby Steps

This week, President Obama proposed regulatory changes that would limit big banks, implicitly those that received the guarantee of a government backstop during the crash last year, from investing for profits using their own hedge-funds or proprietary trading desks. This would be an excellent first step in reining in the power that the JP


Jon Stewart Tells Keith Olbermann What For

Keith Olbermann is a prick, that’s really all you can say. But Jon Stewart says it far better than I ever could.

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c


Every Day It’s Some New Broken Promise

Hitler parodies never ever ever get old. Change we can believe in and all.


Political Discourse Olberman Style

Man, the leftist elites are flipping out. It must be hard waking up to the realization that democracy involves “the people” and not “you telling the riff-raff what they ought to do”. Congratulations to Scott Brown this morning but more importantly, congratulations to the people of Massachusetts who went to the polls in