The Daily Skunk

Republican or Democrat is a common question we are faced with asking ourselves in the majority. The issues that either party deem to be their own are simply bystandard when you look at the big picture. The real question we need to be asking ourselves is the government doing it’s job? It seems to me [...]

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The title says it all, I’m fishing for a good debate. I have felt left out so far with all of the interaction between our writers and readers. So, to guarantee some comment generation I’m going political. It will be fairly obvious, fairly quickly that I don’t know much about politics… even better [...]

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A reader pointed out several areas in which I should have been more lucid. I will address those and other issues in Ethanol v 3.0. I completely agree that alternative fuel sources must be developed now, not in 40 years. However, I will again argue that anyone who thinks ethanol is an [...]

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TDS has reached the top spot on google for the keyword “daily skunk” search!
Impressive for such a competitive keyword.
The world of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is crazy, people do that stuff for a living, just help people try to move up in the rankings. Of course I’m not at all serious about daily skunk [...]

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I would like to address the kind of website I (I being me, the main brain behind the skunks conception) had in mind, the purpose of the skunk - if you will.
The skunk is meant to be a source of intelligent thought process, preferably original thought, or original thought that is derived from some other [...]

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That question was posed by the character of Kim Jong Il in Parker and Stone’s Team America: World Police. On the surface, it seems a fairly innocuous question; however, in light of the fact that the movie is a parody, some truth must be the origin of the mockery. I argue that popular culture is [...]

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The United States is in desperate need of an alternative liquid fuel source because oil is expected to be very limited in 40-50 years given current consumption rates (Youngquist and Duncan 2003).  Researchers have sought to develop alternative liquid fuel sources for years, primarily ethanol and biodiesel.  Many researchers have published papers on the efficiency [...]

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