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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Sorry, But I Will Likely NOT Be Seeing “Cowboys & Aliens”
Cowboys & Aliens makes my head hurt. Just because of its very existence, a migrane starts to form deep in my brain. I’m sure some of my friends will think I’m elitist on this, but I have no intention of … Continue reading
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I Don’t Get What Is The Big Deal About The IKEA Opening In Colorado: It’s A Furniture Store, Not A Way Of Life
Okay, I’m just going to say at the start that I really don’t get what the big deal is about the IKEA opening in Centennial, Colorado. I really don’t. It’s a furniture store. That’s it. It is not a way … Continue reading
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Tagged camping out for ikea opening, centennial colorado, Don Robertson, ikea, ikea bland furniture, ikea charity, ikea costumes, ikea furniture, ikea log, ikea opening, ikea opening centennial, ikea opening colorado, ikea ownership, people are freaks, people are fucking crazy, the Alan Parsons Project, the greatest thing since sliced bread, woodstock
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David Wu – I Defended You Over The Tiger Suit Thing, But I’m Not Sticking By You Regarding Unwanted Sexual Advances
I defended David Wu when there was all the hubbub because he sent out pictures of himself dressed in a tiger suit, but I’m not sticking by him on the allegations that he made unwanted sexual advances. I thought he might … Continue reading
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Tagged david wu, david wu mental health, david wu oregon, david wu resigns, david wu scandal, david wu teenage girl, david wu tiger suit, i'm not defending david wu anymore, Oregon Dem David Wu resigns amid sex allegation, people who like to wear tiger suits and maybe send out random pictures of themselves in the tiger suits, PWLTWTSAMSORPOTITTS, sexual misconduct with minor, unwanted sexual advance, unwanted sexual encounter, wu
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Chinese Scientists Do The Impossible, They Prove Time Travel Impossible
Now, I may be speaking out of my ass here, I often do, but I took a bit of umbrage (just a smidgen) at this article announcing that Chinese scientists have proved time travel impossible. Now, I am no physicist … Continue reading
Happy One Year Birthday To My Blog!
As of today I have been posting on this blog for one year. Happy one year blogging anniversary! Well, sort of at least. I started the blog on July 25, 2010, but I didn’t start posting every day until July … Continue reading
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Tagged arrested for blog, blog anniversary, blog hits, blog police visit, blogging for one year
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Ruth Fowler And I Just Don’t See Eye To Eye On “The Tiger’s Wife” Or MFA Programs
Like a lot of people, I got a bit charged up when I read Ruth Fowler’s review of Téa Obreht’s The Tiger’s Wife in The Huffington Post. Frankly, I’d never read Fowler or Obreht at that point, but other than saying … Continue reading
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Tagged literary war, mfa program, No Man's Land, orange prize, ruth fowler, Téa Obreht, The Tiger's Wife
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