More Miscellaneous.

PETA's nutball founder of the nutball organization, Ingrid Newkirk, gets a puff piece written about her disguising the fact she is an extremist opposed to all human use of animals, i.e., animal domestication, which if known to the public would put PETA and other animal rights organizations out of business.

Miscellaneous.

Is Dayton, Nevada, location of many scenes in the 1960 film The Misfits, ready to become a full-fledged city?
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Naturally PETA and Newkirk are in favor of killing pets; they are OPPOSED to the domestication of animals because they see it is "exploitative."

Nobody should give a dime to these freaks.
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The NYT finally has an obit of Louis Wolfson, who died Sunday.

His second wife, Patrice Jacobs Wolfson, is 70, according to USA People Search.
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You can bet your ass that tiger was taunted, no matter what the victims' lawyer says.

By the way, a small vigil was held for Tatiana.
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A snake was lucky to be alive after eating golf balls.
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Jeane Dixon is alive and well through Pat Robertson.
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Miscellaneous.

PETA co-founder Ingrid Newkirk is on MySpace looking for new converts to her anti-animal cause.

Make no mistake about it. Despite displaying pictures on her webpage showing her with a puppy and writing books about "companion animals," she and her group are totally opposed to animal domestication because it is "exploitative." If the truth were known about the group, and most members aren't even aware of the "ethical" underpinnings of their agenda, PETA and Newkirk would be regarded as the crackpots they are.

They don't give a rat's ass about animals ("slur" intended).
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