Monthly Archives: April 2008
Mafoo LOLs
Ya know, I periodically subscribe to silly feeds in my RSS reader (Google Reader, get on it!!), ya know the kind of faddy (is that a word? fadish?) blogs that light up the blogEsphere for a few days at a … Continue reading
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The Democratic Debate Part 2
Wow, the sound-bite hunting and gaffe-baiting is so blatant and shameless that I actually felt sorry for Hillary! Lay off, Gibson! Every question is asking for a promise. They don’t owe these asshats anything. P.S. Someone needs to get Obama … Continue reading
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The Democratic Debate
Ugh… These are the WORST debate questions I have ever heard. Flag pins, William Ayers, etc. Come on. They keep asking them to make promises, as if they owe George Stefanopolis and Charlie Gibson anything. They both look tired though. … Continue reading
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CNN is like the worst "news" source. Ever.
Now, y’all know I’m a fan of bad CNN headlines. Well here’s a blog that not only collects them, but illustrates them as well! CNN is like the worst “news” source. Ever. April 15 2008 – Pit bulls kill cancer … Continue reading
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Rehearsals for The Little Death
We’ve started rehearsals for The Little Death, my erotic Christian pop musical.Here we are at the Icehaus:That’s Melly there playing piano and singing, and Pete in the back playing some floor glock.
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Obama apologizes over the use of a highly offensive word
Heavens! How did Obama let this one slip? Ok, seriously? They’re riding him over use of the word ‘bitter‘?? The level of debate is so shockingly juvenile. Hillary Clinton has shown herself to be a person I simply do not … Continue reading
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Gretchen Snedeker 1983-2008
Wow, really terrible news: Gretchen M. Snedeker packed a lot into her short life. At 24, she was already the principal French horn player in two orchestras, had earned her master’s degree from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, … Continue reading
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Some sanity in the midst of hysteria
From Why I let my 9-year-old ride the subway alone: “How would you have felt if he didn’t come home?” a New Jersey mom of four, Vicki Garfinkle, asked. Guess what, Ms. Garfinkle: I’d have been devastated. But would that … Continue reading
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