Okie Bloggin', Take 10

Just a look at some of our favorite Oklahome-grown bloggers these days ...

Dustbury's estimable Charles Hill has some thoughts on the wacky street name where you live.

At 3:40 a.m., our friend mcarp is just saying no to drama.

Okiedoke's Mike considers the tasty slop of lawmaking.

Our pal the Token Liberal, an Okie despite his claims to the contrary, does a bit of sleuthing about the recent UK mega-robbery.

When is it uncool to jump on the anti-immigration bandwagon? As The Left End of the Dial's James points out, when neo-Nazis join the party.

Play One on TV's Joe Goodwin regrets some things he didn't take advantage of in the Seventies (and, surprisingly, Farrah Fawcett isn't one of them).

Existential Ramble's too-smart-for-his-own-good LiteraryTech has an enlightening post about a rather simple way to counter homophobia.

Speaking of homophobia, Independent Christian Voice has an excellent must-read essay on the subject, specifically what Scripture actually has to say about it.

Rule, Brittaniea! gets her groove back (Oh, and don't let all that crap about Korea throw you -- she's still an Okie).

Leila M. of Sister Scorpion is racking up major success with weight loss -- and a little bit o' credit goes to Iggy Pop.

Life and Deatherage looks at who's really full o' shit.

Okie Funk's Doc Kurt Hochenauer can't believe his eyes: The conservative editorial writers over at The Oklahoman have joined the chorus of folks kicking the you-know-what out of intelligent design.

Pants Confidential's Dr. Pants, one of our mostest favorite sociopaths, lets us in on his desperate need for affirmation. Buck up, amigo!

Ontogeny examines why sex with someone beats masturbation (all hail my clever pun).

LilRed of the always reliable Lip Schtck puts the screws to that racist a-hole Bryant Gumbel.

A big congratulations to fellow Okie blogger and daddy Sean Gleeson. He and Pheobe just welcomed child No. 5, Beatrice.

The Mainstream Baptist's Bruce Prescott has an interesting take on the uproar surrounding the Danish cartoons of you-know-who.

The Practical Progressive assesses the Medicare Drug Coverage Act, only to discover it is misnamed. Betcha can't guess what it should be called.

The Martini Project digs women. Give that man a martini!

Oklahomily deciphers Osama bin Laden's latest threat/promise/warning/taunt.

At l'espirt d'escalier, they're tossing way single malt scotch. Let's observe a moment of silence, please.

Dave of Stufffff just turned 39, and he is none too thrilled.

Oh, and a shout out to a few other faves, particularly The Daily Bitch, BatesLine, The Incurable Insomniac and Cam Edwards (another non-Okie Okie).