Tag Archives: Archie Byron

“Truth crushed to earth will rise again”

By Mark | October 7, 2018

I’m reminded today of something that Martin Luther King Jr. wrote in the February 8, 1958 issue of the Baptist magazine Missions. “Those of us who call the name of Jesus Christ find something in the center of our faith which forever reminds us that God is on the side of truth and justice,” Dr. […]

Posted in Civil Liberties, Mark's Life, Observations, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Atlanta, Brett Kavanaugh, Buttermilk Bottom, Caesar, civil rights, concentration camps, Donald Trump, evil, Jesus Christ, justice, Martin Luther King Jr., MLK, moral arc, Nazi, Ned Cartlidge, nonviolence, Theodore Parker, truth, William Cullen Bryant, Wöbbelin | 71 Comments

Are any of you good at dream interpretation? I need some help.

By Mark | November 5, 2013

I had a very odd dream last night, and I’d like to have some help making sense of it. I was in a theater at Greenfield Village, which, to my knowledge, does not exist in real life. I was seated in the front row, to the right of the stage, with my friends Dan and […]

Posted in Mark's Life, Uncategorized | Also tagged astroturf, Bob Seger, Dan Richardson, Dave Miller, dream interpretation, dreams, folk art, Greenfield Village, Henry Ford, Henry Ford Museum, Mark's penis, Ned Cartledge, pants, penises, Pete Seger, Seth Rogan, small penis, Steve Earle, underwear | 24 Comments

Remembering Martin Luther King

By Mark | January 18, 2010

I think it’s been about three years since I swore off the terror porn of Fox’s 24, but here I am, on Martin Luther King Day of all days, thinking about crawling back for more. I’m ashamed, but I guess it could be worse. I mean, it’s not real torture, right? Before I slink off […]