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12/4/2007 Never Forgive. Never Forget.How anyone can be rewarded for deserting Brooklyn for the West Coast is beyond me. 11/27/2007 If Supermarket Tabloids Covered the Presidential Campaign... the candidates would be promising automatic restraining orders to any woman married to someone named "Peterson." 9/23/2005 A Glut of CredulityI got the following hoax (the April 2002 version) emailed to me by a relative earlier today, with the comment "Friends and Family, What the h----, It's worth a try." No, it's not worth a try. It's obvious to anyone who takes more than a microsecond to think about it that it's a hoax and forwarding it along just pollutes your friends' mailboxes with junk. And if you have any doubts, take a second to search any of several reputable email hoax web sites and see if it appears. 9/20/2005 Men Who Cannot Be TrustedIf you see a man exhibiting any of the following behaviors, keep him far away from your female friends and relatives:
4/10/2005 Beware of Flag-Bearing LatviansRobert Klein made a similar observation thirty years ago about the national anthem on his album Mind Over Matter. What exactly is the point of affixing an American flag sticker to your car? Is it a memory aid for others who might be driving or walking along and have forgotten what country they're in? ("Where are we, Denmark?" Oh, there's the American flag on the back of a car! Thanks!") Or is it the driver's way of saying to everyone, "I am more patriotic than you, and here's the proof."? Another explanation is that there's a conspiracy of Latvians* who are plotting to take over the United States and turn it into a new Latvian homeland. The American flags are a secret signal to each other so that when the takeover begins, they know who they can trust. Not to denigrate the symbolism of the American flag, but I do agree with the aphorism that "he who wraps himself in the flag is probably covering up something."
* - Disclaimer: I have nothing against Latvians. In fact, I've met several Latvians in the past and generally found them to be lovely people. I just needed to pick an unlikely nationality and "Latvian" is funnier than "Monaconian." If you are offended by this, I sincerely apologize, and suggest you substitute the nationality of your choice, such as Albanian.** ** - Second Disclaimer: I have nothing against Albanians either. In fact, I've also met several Albanians in the past and found them to be lovely people.
12/10/2004 On "Who Owns My Blog Content?"In his discussion of this topic, MC conveniently ignores the following section of the MSN Terms of Use:
It's in there. Really. Look it up. |
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