The Return of Captain Irony

So back in February I wrote an entry that I feel established a new identity for me as Captain Irony. The column, in response to comments from the new attorney general regarding what he saw as a reluctance by whites to discuss matters of race, opined that any honest endeavors to do so were invariably met by shouts of racism and calls for economic sanctions and boycotts.

The blog entry was met by shouts of racism and calls for economic sanctions and boycotts.

Thus was Captain Irony born!

It gets better.

Glasgow Comic Art Convention, Part 1

digresssmlOriginally published April 10, 1992

MARCH 12: My plane is an hour and a half late getting into London’s Heathrow Airport, where I’m to make my connection to my flight to Glasgow. The reason given by American Airlines for the delay is a rather unique one: We’re told that because of prevailing tailwinds, our plane–had it left on time–would have arrived at Heathrow almost an hour early. Therefore (we were told) the order to wait came from London air traffic control.

POTATO MOON, Part 4, by Sana Keith

potato_moonJakob cautiously crept forward and came to the steps of Sullen Manor. As Jakob reached to open its towering doors, his mind overcame with second thoughts. Perhaps it was a mistake to come. After all who was to say Bela was even home. Or maybe she was on the couch making time with Edwood, could Jakob bear the sight of his beloved embraced in passion with his rival. Yet still, what if she was home shaving her legs, clipping her toenails, or some other ghastly sight one shouldn’t see if one hoped to keep the image of that impossible perfect ideal one has of their true love.