The Grand Inquisitor

2015 posts
The Grand Inquisitor is plotting against you.

A Daytrip to New York’s Fishkill Farms

New York City has pretty much everything a modern consumer could possibly want, and you can get almost all of delivered right to your apartment. However, you can’t get everything in the city. Fresh air, quiet, and nature are in short supply. Fortunately, you can get all of those things, plus delicious fruit and gorgeous produce only an hour and a half from New York City at Fishkill Farms in East Fishkill. Continue reading

Your Tea Party USA Rally Live Blog

Welcome fellow patriotic Americans. This is your Tea Party Rally live blog. The rally is taking place in Indianola, Iowa. It really must suck to live in Iowa during election season. Anyway, Queen Grifter Sarah Palin is expected to speak and there will be plenty of incoherent speeches and horrible entertainment in the mean time. So pull up your scooter and turn on CSPAN. Continue reading

Ten Truly Horrible Facebook Pages

Facebook is ubiquitous. Even your grammy has had an account for two years and the site has become a standard staple in any marketing plan. Of course, it is this widespread use that makes Facebook so damn handy. You can find a FaceBook page for any interest or group, no matter how obscure.

However, this also means that there are some sick fucks and general jack asses who also populate the Facebook universe. Stupidity, bigotry, bad taste; Facebook has it all. I am going to spare you the chore of searching for it yourself, and give you a sampling of some of the worst Facebook has to offer. Continue reading

“Pill Mill” Doctor Sues Family of Overdose Victim

A Nevada physician accused of over-prescribing pain killers has went on the attack against litigious patients and is suing the family of an overdose victim who was under his care. In a report for ProPublica, reporter Marshall Allen details a lawsuit filed by Dr. Kevin Buckwalter from Henderson, Nevada against the parents of one of his patients for filing an action against him after their daughter’s death. The lawsuit is unusual, and it represents a departure from the usual strategies that doctors take in the face of malpractice lawsuits. Continue reading