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Morning decisions
Posted at 8:44 AM on March 5, 2008
by Bob Collins
(4 Comments)
Let's see: Garrison Keillor selling one mansion to buy another or the first sighting of the Hexopus?
Keillor. Hexopus. Keillor. Hexopus. (coin flip)
Other stories ranking higher than the current reading on the Keillor-O-Meter:
*Feds move against NCAA pools in government offices.
*Hogs battle beetles in apple orchard
*Moses was high, researcher claims
Comments (4)
Good choice.
But are they legs or tentacles?
I see the coin flip came up different for the NY Times.
Thanks for an article that quotes Katherine Kersten, Bob... :)
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