slaverings

And then, just as I have despaired of any sense of common decency emerging from this tragedy, at last (some of) the public rebels against the hysterical slaverings of the media:

Archive 2007-09-01 Stephen Tall 2007

And then, just as I have despaired of any sense of common decency emerging from this tragedy, at last (some of) the public rebels against the hysterical slaverings of the media:

Voyeurism populi Stephen Tall 2007

Conan could sense the great slaverings jaws, the tufted tails lashing tawny sides.

Conan Howard, Robert E. & De Camp, L. Sprague & Carter, Lin 1966

So, if you think "Geekiness" and "Sexiness" (granted highly subjective as categories) need to be reclaimed from the terrain of air gymnastics and the disturbing slaverings of fan-boy culture, then by all means, write some purple prose to your favorite geeks on March 24th as well.

Shameless Magazine: latest blog entries 2009

Instead of the Germany of thought and spirit one saw suddenly a brutal, stupid community of interested persons, greedy for power, who gave themselves out as that Germany whose very opposite they were; who, unable to point to any achievements, any thought of their own, prided themselves on an imaginary race-unity which their very appearance contradicted; who had no ideas beyond rancour; the slaverings of league-oratory and subordination, and who with these properties, which they were pleased to call _Kultur_, undertook to bring blessing to the world.

The New Society Walther Rathenau 1894

Except that, the slaverings of college boys and the carping of other women on the tour aside, Kournikova really can play tennis: She’s seeded 12th here, in a reasonably deep field.

U.S. Open 2000: Giant Ladies Take Queens 2006