OK ha ha.
When I say Chanukah update, I don't mean Steyn's got a whole Chanukah update (still waiting for that Chanukah track...ahem...)
I just mean: here's MY fabulous, sweeping update ON Steyn which is occurring DURING Chanukah.
And the funny thing is, this Chanukah, I, the big major Jew on campus, just did the most goyische thing I have ever done.
Wait for it...I went curling!
For real!
Yes, I have the photo evidence and yes, I fell flat on my tuchus (documented) the first time I swooshed down the "sheet", but then, believe it or not-I scored a point, with the "stone". See, I'm an expert now. I also confess that I thought it was a really silly, even stupid sport, but I learned it takes quite a bit of coordination and stamina to play. Was great fun.
ANYWAY, back to Mark Steyn...
"It's Kim's World, We Just Live in It"
Do listen to both the audio clips in the post.
The Oakley interview was great, John Oakley really is a very skilled and engaging interviewer and of course, he lets Mark Steyn speak...IMPORTANT!
I especially liked the free speech bits on the Schnurmacher show (which included some excellent sound bites and a most excellent dig at "Official Jews", seriously outstanding).
The transcript from the weekly Hewitt spot is here.
Here is Steyn talking to Brian Lilley with an update about his musical career, and while I can't see him giving up the day job just yet, I actually could picture him filling up a small or even not so small club in say, TORONTO or Montreal for an evening of song.
Now that would be a blast.
Actually, come to think of it, that would probably make a wickedly fun fundraising evening for the lawsuit-just thinking out loud here. I for one, would certainly pay quite a few shekels to see Mark Steyn Live-The Musical or Mark Steyn Live-The Jazz Sessions.
The possibilities are endless! Dizzying!
Please note also that Steyn indicates that covers of The Who and the Sex Pistols are forthcoming...
Can't wait for those tracks!
Sartorial P.S:
Loving the vest action.
Layers...good strategy for Montreal.
