Much That Is Hidden

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I love the end of the week (because you know I've been blogging my little fingers off). Here's a few to help you review:

• Cheezy serves up his experience so far with the audio version of The Ancestor's Tale by Richard Dawkins.

• The profusely-titled Bradley S. Rocket at Sadly, No deconstructs some silly think-tanking by the American Enterprise Institute.
  

• Loverly Lucy at Falling On A Bruise gets it going over the disappearance of little Madeline McCann in Portugal.

• Nat sets the Wayback Machine for the Summer of Love.
  

• The nostalgia continues as D-Cup gets all Bob Seger for the music of 1983-84.
  

As always, be sure to delve into the comments. I got nothin', though I'm pondering the general meme tag of the latter. Until then GO READ SOMEONE ELSE'S BLOG ! !
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Labels: Friday Five

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Here is this week's linky love for some of my favorite, thinking, prolific, hilarious, talented and/or otherwise worth reading bloggers:

• Joe the Troll settles back into his old digs with a fully-cocked indictment from Under The Bridge

• Archer offers five musings on the construction of arguments at Lawyerworldland

• Paula gets everybody worked up over porn at Ultraviolet

• D-Cup prepares for a summer trip at Politits

• Jeff Kos serves up a plate of ire for his smoker co-workers at Boiled Dinner
  

And while I generally don't give a crap about blogrolls, as a bonus (this week only) you get two new additions to the MTIH roster:

• The generally acerbic Dr. Zen gives parents a tear and a smile at yeah whatever

• Stretch out your giggle box - just go read any of Derek's posts at 1 2 3 I Love You

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Labels: Friday Five