Showing posts with label Blogroll Amnesty Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogroll Amnesty Day. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2016

So BAD it's good: Blogroll Amnesty Day 2016


Skippy the Bush Kangaroo reminds us: It's Blogroll Amnesty Day 2016!

Here are some very fine, excellent, huuuuge links—

Mad Kane, limericist

NTodd! (Dohiyi Mir)

Infidel753

Simply Left Behind (The Non-Rapturists' Guide to the Galaxy)

Pine View Farm

Sadly, No!!! (Re-emerging from the slough, please encourage this)

Vixen Strangely Makes Uncommon Sense

Sunday, February 1, 2015

Good, B.A.D., and ugly!

Image by Amnesty International France.
Oops, I almost forgot: Blogroll Amnesty Day!

Strangely Blogged (this blog kills fascists, if the new thing works, asks you to bear with her).

Big Bad Bald Bastard

Global Inequality (by Branko Milanovic: this is not actually very small in its own world, but nobody around here knows about it and it's pretty rich)

The New York Crank

Really Not Worth Archiving (by Samuel Johnson webmaster Frank Lynch)

Saturday, February 2, 2013

B.A.D. Karma

Update: Welcome, visitors!

It's Blogroll Amnesty Day, when bloggists everywhere and in memory of the great Jon Swift/Al Weisel are encouraged, via Skippy the Bush Kangaroo, to link to somebody our readers (if any) might not otherwise think of linking to.
From Zen Comix.
We're supposed to link to blogs smaller than our own, and we're not supposed to make crass jokes about how there are no blogs smaller than our own, which makes it a bit of a challenge for me. NO, I mean because I don't actually know whether they are or not, so if you're a friend of rectification who believes that your blog is smaller please be assured that I thought you were going to link to me but I'm not disappointed at all. Really, I don't mind.

Everything I really read is already on the blogroll anyway. The following are the cream of an afternoon spent looking for new stuff.

The Non Sequitur

The Hasbara Buster

Dohiyi Mir

Idées reçues: vérités notoires d'aujourd'hui et d'hier

Shut up David Brooks
Gustave Flaubert, via G0ne Fishin9.