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Category Archives: apocalypse
Belated valentines for the broken-hearted
Swamp Rabbit was at my shack waiting to welcome me home from a long road trip that ended on the treacherous backstreets of York, PA. I drove through an intersection with a sudden slope and the car came down hard … Continue reading
‘Retiring’ dirty energy is easier said than done
From The Uninhabitable Earth, the 2019 nonfiction bestseller by David Wallace-Wells that explains how climate change will turn the future into an ongoing catastrophe if we don’t drastically reduce carbon emissions: We are… billions of dollars and thousands of breakthroughs … Continue reading
Save the planet in three easy steps
We were discussing the recently completed COP26. Too bad we couldn’t afford to be there, I told Swamp Rabbit. In the news reports, the Glasgow natives seemed more serious about fighting climate change than your typical gas-guzzling American, maybe because … Continue reading
Posted in apocalypse, climate change, environmentalism, humor, mainstream media
Tagged Bill McKibbon, blah blah blah, COP26, Greta Thunberg, save the planet
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Moral midgets like Manchin hold sway
“Lighten up, Odd Man,” Swamp Rabbit said as he stepped into my shack with a bottle of Wild Turkey. “You can’t call Joe Manchin a moral midget. What’s moral to him might not be moral to you, and vicey-versey.” “No … Continue reading
Posted in apocalypse, climate change, environmentalism, humor, mainstream media
Tagged blind trust, Build Back Better Act, Joe Manchin, West Virginia
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The ‘millionaires against a $15 minimum wage’ club
“There’s a lot of peeps don’t mind believing the end is near, so long as it ain’t too near. The Apocalypse is a comfort to them. The alternative is to walk around thinking we might be able to patch things … Continue reading
Coping with pollution in a post-postmodern world
I was driving fast and lamenting life’s unfairness. “There are 12-step groups for drunks and druggies, smokers, porn addicts, compulsive hand washers, you name it. But what about me? Hello, my name is Odd Man Out and I’m a climate … Continue reading
Disinfecting the disaffected
I wanted to raise a glass Wednesday to the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, but Swamp Rabbit only wanted to lament the ironies of the occasion: • The Earth Day anniversary calls for a big celebration, but it’s not happening … Continue reading
Trump fans don’t fear the reaper
Andy Borowitz is usually good for a laugh, even when he writes about the vindictive imbecile who’s in charge of making sure the country survives the worldwide plague: No one could have seen the coronavirus pandemic coming except for people … Continue reading
Dylan’s JFK song is dizzy, Miss Lizzie
Swamp Rabbit wanted to know what was the big deal about “Murder Most Foul,” the Bob Dylan song about the John F. Kennedy assassination that he wrote years ago but didn’t release until now, when the country’s mood is arguably … Continue reading
Posted in apocalypse, arts, history, humor, mainstream media
Tagged Bob Dylan, Dickey Betts, Etta James, Harold Lloyd, JFK assassination, Marilyn Monroe, Murder Most Foul, Stan Getz, Woodty Allen
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