Instead of wandering around fruitlessly at the Yahoo site, looking for a way to get back to Yahoo Classic email, it finally dawned on me that I might be able to actually write to the folks at Yahoo and request … Continue reading →
Transcendental.
Continue reading →Perplexed about the Cain sexual harassment charges? Well, be perplexed no more; clarity is here: Something or someone got into some cab somewhere at some time in the late 1990s and went back to Herman Cains’ home, apartment, condo, mansion, … Continue reading →
It do. (Make sure you follow the link above, or you won’t get the point of this post.)
Continue reading →[NOTE: The following is a slightly edited version of an old post.] This year I noticed that, when kids came to the door for Halloween, they seemed to grab the little packets of candy corn first. That doesn’t surprise me, … Continue reading →
…about replica watches?
Continue reading →Nurture it is. [NOTE: Busy day; will post more later.]
Continue reading →[NOTE: I thought it might be a good time to republish this. I’ve revised it a bit, since in its original manifestation the references were to Bush as the object of the trash talk. But other than that, it’s still … Continue reading →
…NIMBY: “They are defecating on our doorsteps,” said Catherine Hughes, who lives one block from Zuccotti Park, according to the New York Post. “A lot of people are very frustrated. A lot of people are concerned about the safety of … Continue reading →
Probably not all that much, according to this WaPo/Pew poll. Large percentages of respondents answered “no opinion/other” when questioned as to whether they had a positive or negative opinion of Cain, Perry, and Romney. That makes a lot of sense … Continue reading →
And the moral of the story is: give your book a name that has more than one word in it.
Continue reading →Why did they wave bye-bye? Used to be that one of the most noticeable aspects of the commercial flying experience was the really spectacular good looks of those uniformed young women who demonstrated the oxygen masks and exit routes, and … Continue reading →