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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Entry 253: Run-On Sentence
I’m beginning to think one of the required courses for law school is “Common Sense Erasure 101.” From the lowliest ambulance chaser, to judges, to lawmakers, it sometimes seems as though these people believe the answer to 1 + 1 … Continue reading
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Tagged 000 years, and your little dog too, Ariel Castro, Channel 13, Cleveland kidnapings, General Zod, Hot Tamale Train, Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air, life plus 1, Mary Murphy, PBS, So You Think You Can Dance, The Phantom Zone, The Wizard of Oz, Wicked Witch
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Entry 252: The Porcelain Prince
I am holding in my hands right now the Official Announcement of the arrival of the Prince of Cambridge. It has a beautiful color photograph of the new Prince, eyes closed, angelic in his Christening gown. And I’m thrilled to … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashton-Drake, Buckingham Palace, Commemorative Baby Doll, Fiorenza Biancheri, George Alexander Louis, His Royal Highness Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge, His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge, New York Post, New York Yankees MLB Licensed Baby Doll Collection, Prince of Cambridge, Queen Victoria, royal baby
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Entry 251: Please Don’t Feed the Dinosaurs
When our daughter Casey was growing up, we’d frequently take her to the Bronx Zoo because, well, it was a great way to kill the time between naps. It was also fun and educational, like when we came upon some … Continue reading
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Tagged Bronx Zoo, cama, Children’s Zoo, Coney Island Aquarium, Country Bear Jamboree, GEICO Gekko, Jurassic Park, liger, Michael Crichton, Steven Spielberg, the Trix Rabbit, Tony the Tiger, Toucan Sam, Walt Disney World, Westworld, Wildlife Conservation Society, zebroids
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Entry 250: Is It Warm in Here or Is It Just the World Ending?
According to a recent article in Rolling Stone, rising global temperatures are going to put Florida under water by the end of this century. But, unfortunately, climate change is also going to cause some bad things to happen. Apparently, global … Continue reading
Entry 249: This is Where We Send Our Old Jewish People?
It’s not often that I can express an opinion that comes down in favor of genocide, so I’m really excited about this post. Can anyone provide me with a good reason why the existence of the state of Florida is … Continue reading
Entry 248: A Head of the Game
Well, I just came across an article about an Italian neuroscientist named Dr. Sergio Canavero who claims we now have the technology to do human head transplants. To be more accurate, I didn’t exactly come across this article; my wife … Continue reading
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Tagged Dick Cheney, Donald Trump, Dr. Sergio Canavero, head transplant, polyethylene glycol
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Entry 247: New Plate Special
In my last post, I wrote about how the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is concerned about the possibility of terrorists hacking into the computer systems of our automobiles. You’d think then, wouldn’t you, that our governments wouldn’t go out … Continue reading
Entry 246: Terror on the Highways
Welcome to another episode of “In Case Things Weren’t Already Scary Enough,” where we tell you about new things that should have you cowering in a corner. In today’s installment, just in time for the season in which millions of … Continue reading
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Tagged BMW Assist, computers in cars, David Hasselhoff, hackable cars, Jay Rockefeller, K.I.T.T., Knight Rider, MyFord Touch, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, NHTSA, ONSTAR, The Department of Agriculture, University of California-San Diego, University of Washington, Wile E. Coyote, Yugo
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Entry 245: Give Me the New Dan Brown Book and a Half a Pound of Swiss Cheese
So Amazon is about to start selling groceries. It’s been testing the service, called Amazon Fresh, in Seattle, and people there seem to like it, so they’re rolling it out to other cities. I should point out that Seattle is … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon Fresh, Amazon groceries, eHarmony, Jeff Bezos, Kindle
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