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Ghost Story
I don't know much about any "spiritual" holidays so I can't add anything to this awesome blog. My GF turns 53 tomorrow. I've already started the Day of the Dead jokes this year ;-D— November 1, 2009 9:02 a.m.
Wee for a Wii -- Weeee! for attorneys
You bring up a good enough topic that merits debate,crissy. I myself have never had a problem calling a female a douchebag because a douchebag seems non-gender biased. Woman call men dicks. Men call women bitches but douchebag could mean either men or women. Growing up in Chicago in the early to mid 90's,douchebag was the word to use while describing an a**hole. Not so much a male or female a$$hole but just an a$$hole in general. The word fell out of favor with the rest of the world but just came back in style as of the last few years. I really like the word douchebag. It's all encompassing if you ask me.— November 1, 2009 8:35 a.m.
And You Will Know Me By The Trail Of Dead
http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Die-Hard.html Look for #204 on this script.— October 31, 2009 4:38 p.m.
And You Will Know Me By The Trail Of Dead
You'd be a winna! Get the lady a prize! ;-D Actually, he does say, "I'll take it under advisement. Hit it again!",when John tells him to pull back. This was right after the computer expert yells out, "...and the quarterback is toast!".— October 31, 2009 4:34 p.m.
Who Killed Richard Swink?
It's normal for everyone.— October 31, 2009 4:30 p.m.
Episode I: The Combs Wars
JAS & son could be card carrying members of NAMBLA as far as the Reader is concerned. As long as it doesan't have s*** to do with the price of tea in China, the Reader won't bite any of the hands that feed them. I think the Reader is and has been so successful because of this trade off. Conventional wisdom says, "I'm the boss. I pay your salary." Sandy Eggo wisdom says, "You may be my boss and pay my salary, but good luck having a magazine each week without guys like me." It's a trade off. Plain and simple. The Reader doesn't give two s***s what sites they're a member of because the ad revenue STILLS comes in. Business 101 my friend. It's the American way.— October 31, 2009 12:21 p.m.
And You Will Know Me By The Trail Of Dead
I'll take it under advisement. "Hit it again!" *bonus points if you can tell me what movie that little bit of dialogue is from*— October 31, 2009 10:18 a.m.
I Lost My Fingers Last Week and Couldn't Write
Happy Halloween nan! Don't worry. It'll warm up later today. Supposed to be mighty nice out later.— October 31, 2009 10:14 a.m.
Death of PR
"Spector’s biggest splash came in May 2007, when UCSD paid Al Gore $100,000 to give a lecture on global warming at the school and threw a lavish VIP-only party in his honor at Scripps Aquarium. Gore’s contract banned contact with the media. “There will be no press opportunities or availabilities, i.e., press conferences or statements, etc.,” it said. “Vice President Gore will accept no interview requests.” Liberal elitism at it's finest. And these people are prouder than the NBC peacock!— October 31, 2009 10:09 a.m.
An Almost Existential Love And Valuing
I collect lovers. Although,in fairness,I've stopped at my current one for now. Afterall,SHE'S the one with a ring on her finger....not me. ;-P— October 31, 2009 1:58 a.m.