Articles
June
20th 2010
The Art Of Manliness
Must-Read Article For Fedora Chronicles Readers: "How to Build Your Wardrobe: Part III-Men’s Hats, Watches, and Other Accessories" By Antonio: "In How to Build Your Wardrobe Part I we discussed why a man’s clothing is important, broke men up into groups, and listed the clothing they need. In How to Build Your Wardrobe Part II we gave you 5 general wardrobe building guidelines and expanded on the clothing checklists. Now in How to Build your Wardrobe Part III, we’ll discuss hats, watches, and other accessories that add to a man’s presentation..." Please check out "The Art Of Manliness" site and read the rest of this page, and please be sure to bookmark this site for future articles.
Columns And Rants
"Disasters In Blackface: by Digital Publius (Hassan Nurullah)!" Saturday, June 19, 2010 "Let us conceptually examine the political left and right with the idea of discovering and understanding what these terms ultimately represent. The BP oil disaster provides a unique opportunity to embark on a philosophical, perhaps even spiritual exercise, as it has shed light on, in my humble opinion, rather remarkable things." Read More...
Response To Barack Obama: The Fedora Chronicles Rants - June 17th, 2010: Eric 'Renderking' Fisk critiques Barack Obama's Oval Office speech about the BP Gulf Of Mexico Disaster...
"Conceit of the American Left," Jason Cousineau - June 16th, 2010: Jason Cousineau discusses The Red Sox boycott of The Arizona Diamondbacks
You Know My Name, Congressman Bob Etheridge - June 15th, 2010: Eric 'Renderking' Fisk vents about small minded tyranny and the congressman from North Carolina... is this behavior we can come to expect from politicians?
"North East Cook-Out: An Atrocious Excuse For A Barbeque," Eric Renderking Fisk - June 4th, 2010
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Power Equipment." "The Arlen Specter Moment," by Eric Renderking Fisk - May 20th, 2010. "I was reminded of the moment this past summer when I knew that his political career was over in August of 2009 [Continued]
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The Electric Speakeasy Thread Of The Day: "Memories
of your dad..." For this special day, I hope you'll take
the time to answer these special questions: Any new special thoughts our
memories of you dad? What has your dad done to help you become a better
person? Has your father or grandfather brought you into the retrocentric
fold through movies, his own personal style, or actions?
What made your dad unique? If not your dad, do you have a special male role
model you would like to celebrate?
I look forward to your answers!
"Thirty Years Later: How Come There Hasn’t Been A Movie As Good As The Empire Strikes Back Yet?" Eric Renderking Fisk - May 23rd, 2010" Thirty years ago I was 10 going on 11 and the world was abuzz with the follow-up to George Lucas’ original Star Wars. As a fan of the genre in general and the first motion picture specifically, I was in heaven with reminders everywhere from magazines, posters and television commercials. Even the local paper had a story about the significance of the sequel to what was then the highest grossing film of all time. In the months of May, June, July and most of August, this film owned the hearts and minds of children and adults. George Lucas had captured the imagination of an entire nation, if not the world. Again. [Continued...]
Flicks To Hold You Over: "The Day The Earth Stood Still." - This dialog still gives me goose bumps whether or not it's read or spoken out-loud. The words are just as powerful today as when they were first spoken on the set and the motion picture was released. We are given a choice, "join us and live in peace, or pursue your present course and face obliteration." The end of the motion picture is both dire and hopeful at the same time. And at the time when "The Day The Earth Stood Still," there was a very real possibility that we would face our own destruction, not by aliens wishing to force their own pacifism on us for their own good, but by an atomic holocaust by our own hand." [Continued]
Be sure to check out our articles that were published during the month of May...
