Life-unlike android Algore decides to prove how smart he is by throwing around the term “zeitgeist”. Kim du Toit shows Al how it’s really done.

“Buy Nothing Day” worked about as well as anything idiotarians do.

Steyn has a new column about dumb, dumber, and Chretien.

When Professors Attack, coming up next on Sick, Sad World.

The Belgians are getting tough on Islamists. Interesting.

Tim Blair disassembles a bizzaro-world column.

Kenyans say “We love America! Go away al Queda!“. Hmmmmm.

Mark Steyn has the culturally sensitive version of Miss World. Also, his new National Post column mows down Chretien.

Ahhh, the tolerant lefties of Minnesota.

LGF: Inspectors in Leather.

Meryl Yourish thinks al-Queda is pretty much dead.

Shellshocking presents things you can only say at Thanksgiving. Heh heh heh.

Scott Koenig has photographic evidence that Osama is dead (drink alert).

Misha double-header(tm): Robert Fisk has a new column. You already know what happens next. Plus, the New York Times bemoans our relationship with Canada. Riiiiiiiiight.

Steven Chapman has a great post on Buy Nothing Day. (That link may not be correct due to usual Blogger breakage, if so go here and look for “Today is apparently ‘Buy Nothing Day’”).

Don’t believe everything you read in the Guardian.

A “feminist scholar” has written that the world only needs to be 10% male. The Blogfather collects replies from Eugene Volokh and Megan McArdle.

Hamas is apparently launching an “e-Jihad” against Jewish sites. I’m sure Charles Johnson is shaking in his boots.

Scrappleface makes fun of al-Gore. I know that’s not hard. Just go read it and laugh.

SEPARATED AT BIRTH? Bill Cimino has found Alan Colmes’ body double.

Despite impressive last-minute “campaigning” by al-Queda, Sharon will retain control of Likud (and Israel).

A couple of quickie template changes: Megan McArdle’s “Live from the WTC” is now “Asymmetrical Information” since the WTC cleanup is complete and she’s moved on to a new job. Also she’s got a very sharp new design and all the economics goodness you expect. Plus, I’ve added Mark Steyn.com to the “recommended” section. It’s not a blog, but I’m putting it there anyway because I can.

UPDATE: Steyn’s latest column is up. It’s about the House of Sod, with a 007 theme.

MarkSteyn.com is finally up! Enjoy his review of Michael Moore’s Bowling for Colombine.

A losing battle: PETA vs John Madden.

LGF: Salman Rushdie sticks his tongue out at Islamists.