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Furious George -- Chimps Gone Wild!
There's just something about single women and companion animals. I've noticed it in several of my friends and relatives. The animal(s) invariably become surrogate mates (without the consummation part, Josh - I know you or somebody is going to go there) to the point where I don't want to be around them...it's just too neurotic. Oh, by the way, chimps, snakes, chickens, or any other non domestic animal (ie cat, dog), is not, not, not a companion animal.— February 21, 2009 3:04 a.m.
How to sell pest control in San Diego
Cami: loved your writing. You have that Hemingwayesque way (especially his early work) of drawing the reader into your world as a participant/co-conspirator. Don't feel bad about the lack of sales abiltiy. I had a socio-psych professor in college remark that sales people tend to test high for sociopathy. I realize that the implication for that is negative (do I owe you a dollar?), and that seems to be how Dr Crabbe intended it, but not necessarily, as this guy points out: http://ezinearticles.com/?Do-Salesmen-Have-Sociop… Did my share of phone sales, door-to-door, car sales, ect, and I pretty much sucked at it. Best of luck to you.— February 15, 2009 5:25 a.m.
Python Parents Arrested
ricky: that's just so wrong on so many levels...funny as hell, but wrong.— February 13, 2009 10:50 p.m.
Have you ever been stabbed by a pencil?
I'm over 50, which means I was stabbed in the knee cap over 40 years ago, but I can still see the mark. Don't remember how I got stabbed, but I'm blaming my sister. :o)— February 8, 2009 4:47 a.m.
Michael Phelps -- 8 Gold Medals, 2 Drug Busts
The local radio station's DJ, Smokin' Joe (appropriate, no?) says that he was a DJ in that little South Carolina town, and the Man, he don't play. Let's see...do I still remember how to do html? Don't laugh (I'm not - I miss San Diego every single day) this is a rural area about an hour or so south of Washington DC: http://www.977therocket.com/page.php?page_id=12135 Note Joe's favorite team (mine as well): San Diego Chargers— February 7, 2009 6:07 a.m.
What's Your Sign?
C'mon, Josh, surely you had at least a bonehead stats class at San Diego Party State...er, I mean SDSU. You know, the one that doesn't get too heavy into math, but does get into stuff like "correlation is not causation," and statistical significance. They're looking for trends, even patterns that are statistically significant. And yes, you are correct: if they're allowed to discriminate in hiring, there's not much to prevent them from discriminating in who they provide service to.— February 7, 2009 3:20 a.m.
Crazy Celebs -- The Christian Bale/Etta James edition
Bzzzt! Wrong, ricky! We care because these same types of hollyweird whack jobs are having a tremendous (mostly negative) influence on our culture. Josh: can't believe you actually said "... as the kids would say." You're getting old, dude.— February 7, 2009 3:11 a.m.
There Was a Young Lady That Lived in a Shoe...
My only opinion on the whole thing is that I, like many people, am at least on the edge of aggravation. There's a trend, a pattern, even, that says that there is a direct relationship between the number of children in a "family," the greater or lesser degree of affluence. Studies have borne out that more affluent people tend to have fewer children. Here's the point: less affluent people, who tend to have more children, also tend to depend on the rest of us to foot the bill for those children.— February 5, 2009 3:54 a.m.
San Diego's changing its dive bars
I never went to the Office because the women were there...I went to drink and shoot the s***.— February 5, 2009 3:41 a.m.
Deion Disses L.T.
Jealousy can be such an ugly thing, towlie. Like Underdog, Josh is humble, yet lovable.— February 4, 2009 2:40 a.m.