Comments on: Quote Of The Day (Part Deux) http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/2009/01/03/quote-of-the-day-part-deux/ Thu, 14 May 2009 16:10:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: GregInFla http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/2009/01/03/quote-of-the-day-part-deux/#comment-3616 GregInFla Sat, 03 Jan 2009 20:46:02 +0000 http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/?p=843#comment-3616 I listened to Mark Steyn yesteday, and to Dr. Williams on Wednesday, as they filled in for Rush. I would not miss hearing either of these gentlemen. IIRC, Rush has spoken about the number of pages, charting the numbers from the Carter years thru GWB. I am not a Rush 24/7 member (yet), and I cannot find a story on the public side of his website. I listened to Mark Steyn yesteday, and to Dr. Williams on Wednesday, as they filled in for Rush. I would not miss hearing either of these gentlemen. IIRC, Rush has spoken about the number of pages, charting the numbers from the Carter years thru GWB. I am not a Rush 24/7 member (yet), and I cannot find a story on the public side of his website.

]]> By: Kowalski http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/2009/01/03/quote-of-the-day-part-deux/#comment-3614 Kowalski Sat, 03 Jan 2009 20:06:05 +0000 http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/?p=843#comment-3614 So I hope they don't come to blows over who decided to cite the number of pages in the Federal Register in their columns and on the air. I had a conversation last week with a friend in New Jersey, a guy who has been a lawyer there for more than 30 years, and listening to him describe the metastasis of the law in Jersey was really frightening: they just keep adding paragraphs to the chapters, chapters to the books, and books to the volumes. So I hope they don’t come to blows over who decided to cite the number of pages in the Federal Register in their columns and on the air.

I had a conversation last week with a friend in New Jersey, a guy who has been a lawyer there for more than 30 years, and listening to him describe the metastasis of the law in Jersey was really frightening: they just keep adding paragraphs to the chapters, chapters to the books, and books to the volumes.

]]> By: Kowalski http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/2009/01/03/quote-of-the-day-part-deux/#comment-3613 Kowalski Sat, 03 Jan 2009 19:58:12 +0000 http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/?p=843#comment-3613 Steyn segued from the number of pages in the Federal Register to an elliptic discussion of whether or not he was working with uranium as a writer, talking about how one of his staffers had to fill out a federal form, if anyone was listening yesterday. I don't remember whether or not he credited Kimball for the observation. Steyn segued from the number of pages in the Federal Register to an elliptic discussion of whether or not he was working with uranium as a writer, talking about how one of his staffers had to fill out a federal form, if anyone was listening yesterday. I don’t remember whether or not he credited Kimball for the observation.

]]> By: Kowalski http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/2009/01/03/quote-of-the-day-part-deux/#comment-3612 Kowalski Sat, 03 Jan 2009 19:56:04 +0000 http://www.redstate.com/pejman_yousefzadeh/?p=843#comment-3612 Mark Steyn was talking about the same thing yesterday, filling in for Rush on Open Line Friday. Who is misattributing what observation to whom? ;) Steyn sounded like he was referencing those 69.428 pages as part of the show, but did he crib it from Kimball's column the day before? The drama...! Actually, it's one of those numbers that should be spread around, even if Steyn missed crediting Kimball for the idea. Mark Steyn was talking about the same thing yesterday, filling in for Rush on Open Line Friday.

Who is misattributing what observation to whom? ;)

Steyn sounded like he was referencing those 69.428 pages as part of the show, but did he crib it from Kimball’s column the day before?

The drama…!

Actually, it’s one of those numbers that should be spread around, even if Steyn missed crediting Kimball for the idea.

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