Today: At the Tap's 'Top 10 in 2006'

Over-alliterative is not a word in At the Tap's dictionary.

Now, this blog is all about enjoying symmetry and recognizing milestones.

And waffles. We're all about waffles, too. But that's a digression.

This makes At the Tap's 200th post. In honor of that, and in honor of the year gone by, we're going to take Grumps' conceit and submit a retrospective of favorite posts for the year.

(Apparently we're also all about stealing ideas, but we prefer to call it 'leveraging best practices'.)

To Grumps, who can either take credit or responsibility for getting me blogging in the first place.

At the Tap's Top 10 in 2006:

1. Back in April, I got a little mad and ranted about why I'm glad I'm out of style.
2. I wondered what the Cutting Crew was really saying in their single (I Just) Died In Your Arms.
3. Then there's the President's new 'tough on terror' initiative: the STAR Court.
4. My first public service post: You Might Be a Postmodernist If...
5. Back in August, Superman was arrested on immigration charges...
6. Also note: in this day and age, satire is getting much harder.
7. At The Tap noted the high journalistic standards of that 'other paper', the WSJ.
8. Wal-Mart develops its newest brand extension: Sam's Church. Any questions?
9. Peacekeepers for Texas. Whoulda thunkit?
10. And, to round out my favs: Voter Psychology 101.