Today the reconciliation bill passed the Senate and headed back to the House. If it passes there, it’s a done deal, but that’s not a given, and we’re not helpless. The following is taken from the inestimable Jess Craven: TAKE[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The story is called “A Portrait of the Lobotomist as a Young Man,” and I think it’s fair to call it menacing. Read it and let me know if you agree!
Walter was highly narcissistic in the colloquial sense, and possibly also had narcissistic personality disorder, though I’m not in a position to say one way or the other, but he was also highly intelligent. I’m sure he would recognize that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Oh, Egas Moniz. (No, not that Egas Moniz, the neurosurgeon.) I have feelings about Egas Moniz. Yes, he did things that were wildly unethical by modern sensibilities, and it’s not like he was doing them like five hundred years ago,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It never fails. I can deal OK with the other gross stuff, and there’s always plenty of gross stuff in a lobotomy book, but when they get around to describing cisternal spinal taps it’s good night Irene.
What do you mean you don’t remember the thing about how Walter Freeman stole a guy’s cock ring?
Let’s start the new year the right way, with a neurotic Czech German and everyone’s favorite lobotomist. (Unless you’re Portuguese, then Egas Moniz is your favorite lobotomist.)
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And she really loved him, which is the sad thing. It’s always sad when someone loves a narcissist.
MeCAF went good! I’m working on making Jonah available to you, yes you, through this very website.
Click to buy my illustrated version of the book of Jonah! I’m super proud of it.