Mark Steyn brings news from gun-free England.

Old and busted.

New hotness.

Sorry Packer fans. Mwahahahahaha.

Heck, Mike is on fire, with a list of reasons gun control is a good thing (no, really).

Mike Hendrix just wants to make sure his facts are straight. Who can blame him?

UPDATE: he’s made a second list just to make totally sure.

Misha takes on CAIR-induced censorship. Heh heh.

The first Idiotarian of the Year Award has been presented. GREAT job by Cox and Forkum drawing it! Wait for the image to load, it’s well worth it.

Dave Barry has a great Year in Review for 2002.

IMAO has invented RoboDonk, the future of jackassery.

It’s NFL playoff time, so I’ve put some large talented gentlemen (who’ll be in the playoffs next year, Gadget…) in the logo image temporarily (sorry modem users, it’s twice as large as it used to be, I couldn’t help it).

Steyn also discovers the world’s top 10 songs. They aren’t quite what you’d expect though.

Mark Steyn outs himself as the last square conservative.

Yes, there really was a Burger King back in the 70s. Lileks (who else) has the info.

Misha and his readers take on the Sharia rape story in typically understated fashion. Not.

Plus, why Al Michaels is cool.

Rodger Schultz has some suggestions for things that suck.

Kim du Toit’s New Year’s resolution doubles as a handy checklist of idiotarians. Cool.

UPDATE: Kim also wants to make sure everyone’s terminology is straight.

J. Bowen cracks the code Donks use to “prove” that conservatives and Republicans are racist.

Spoons has New Year’s Resolutions he thinks other bloggers should make, including Emperor Misha I, Lileks, Bill Quick, and many others.

FAIR is angry at the news media for not being nice to murderous Communist dictator Robert Mugabe. The Media Minder isn’t impressed.

Steven Chapman introduces a new technology with which to Fisk the bleatings of the EUnuchs.

The Corner brings more news from gun-free Britian.

LGF: Sharia is bad for women and other living things. Even French ones.

The city of New York wants to ban toy guns. Rudy, come back, all is forgiven!

Juan Gato predicts reactions to Bush’s new economic plan. The line about Michael Moore is a full blown triple drink alert.

Glenn Reynolds and Eugene Volokh claim that conservatives beat up on lawyers too much and that the majority of the public likes trial lawyers just fine. Bill Quick begs to differ and has a poll to back him up.