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Archive for July, 2009

I can’t take one more slimy, sleazy political figure getting caught with his pants around his ankles[1] and resigning from public office. I just can’t stomach this type of “breaking news” again. I’m not sure what irritates me the most: that public servants are clearly abusing their false sense of power to get laid, that [...]

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I was thinking about the dwindling number of visits this blog is receiving, and though I never really thought anyone would read this, I kind of hoped that my most viewed post would not be of a since taken down video (not my doing) from the first week of Conan’s Tonight Show takeover. But as [...]

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I saw a story today on a morning “news” program about the new wave of survivalists that has sprung up in response to the current state of the economy.  Now I love a good conspiracy theory as much as the next person (actually probably more so).  Among my favorites are Apollo Moon Landing hoaxes, the [...]

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A Spin on Frost

I don’t really get poetry.  It’s not that I don’t like it, I just don’t understand most of it.  I don’t properly appreciate it no matter how hard any of my former English teachers and professors tried to teach it.  I can say that I like a lot of song lyrics, as well as death [...]

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I love Toothpaste for Dinner.   The tagline is: “The most addictive comic on the web,” and in addition to the long gone Mall Monkeys, I have to agree.  Especially because they like to mock hipsters.  A classic: I actually do like the Decemberists and still find this hilarious.  Though my all time favorite will forever [...]

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I don’t have a BlackBerry, an iPhone, or any of the knockoffs.  I don’t have an iPod.  I rarely download music or movies.  I don’t use my cell phone very often because I hardly keep any minutes on it.  I have never even owned a video camera, and I’m pretty sure that I wouldn’t be [...]

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My mother is single-handedly trying to reintroduce the two-dollar bill into circulation.[1] I find this to be an admirable goal and do my part to aid this mission as well.  Most people have stopped using cash (unfortunately I usually don’t have any on me), but now that you can hardly find anything for less than [...]

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Sorry for the Aerosmith reference.  The Sears Tower now has a glass enclosure (“The Ledge”) suspended from its 103rd floor skydeck.  You can go out onto this observation deck and look out at the city of Chicago through an inch and a half of glass, suspended 1353 feet above Wacker Dr. I want to go [...]

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