Gavin Chait Terry Jones: Monty Python star dies aged 77 Cat White NOOOOOOOO! Now there was a Scrogue.
S&R Honors: Terry Jones
Moscow Mitch and the American empire
It all started as innocent fun… Lisa Wright I’ve been quiet lately for the good of the mental health of the group and I feel like I have earned a bonus in […]
Time to die: On the passing of Roy Batty and Rutger Hauer
We at S&R were moved to comment on the death of the esteemed actor Rutger Hauer.
Is there consciousness above and beyond dualism?
Another rambling conversation on religion and mysticism from the staff… wintersmith: Can somebody help uncloud my thinking? And apologies in advance – words are really failing me. This is the most incoherent […]
Scholars & Rogues Honors Our 100th Scrogue: Leonardo Da Vinci
Writers, artists, journalists, educators, historians, scientists, engineers … and dreamers of every stripe – all have reason to revere the legacy of the archetypal Renaissance Man. S&R is proud to honor Leonardo […]
Why today’s music sucks #getoffmylawn
An S&R staff conversation on the “Loudness Wars,” low rez, headphones, streaming services and more: it’s all about fidelity. Lex Regardless of whether you think the content of modern music sucks, from […]
Where’s your inspiration?
What inspires you? People? Art? Writing? Crafts? Pretzel bread pudding?? The staff discusses… ::UPDATED:: Lex A friend on Instagram asked this a while ago and it got me thinking. I also feel […]
Digital photography: how many actual iterations are there for a processed an image?
Each processing package has many options. Each slider has many stops. Each can be used in conjunction with any and all possible settings on every other filter. So every image you produce […]
Speaker for the Dead: what is the truth of John McCain’s legacy?
Was John McCain a gutsy take-no-shit “maverick”? An honorable man of principle overrun by a corrupt system? Or a genuinely horrible human being? Ye shall know them by their fruits. – Matthew 7:16 […]
Are states’ rights a tool for tyranny?
I’m Originally designed as a hedge against centralized power, recent adventures in states’ rights make it seem like just the opposite. UPDATED Doc I’ve been thinking sporadically about the old conservative article of […]
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