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“I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train.” —Oscar Wilde
Throwback Thursday: 2007
“I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train.” —Oscar Wilde
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That woman in Jaws who yells “Twenty-four hours is like three weeks!” has irked me since I was 7 years old. Or by her math, 45 years old. -
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Ya know, if I had like, $7000, my whole entire life would be different. I wonder what it was like centuries ago when there were patrons... -
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This stupid AI trend is going around that presents these idiots with an image of "what you would have looked like in the 80s." Tho... -
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There has been some talk in recent weeks about blogging--whether it's still relevant, who is doing it, and what is the best platform. We... -
Jaws is my favorite movie, but to be frank, I hated the book. I don't like Peter Benchley's writing at all, may he rest in peace. Th... -
One of my buddies confided that he can't stand it when his other single friends goad him into going "tom-catting around" on ... -
A Short Primer for the Spiritually Conflicted If your thousands-of-years-old religion's definition of "dec... -
Well. The Olympics are on TV again. It's Day One. That means it's the 12th anniversary of my wholly unexpected, life-altering and re... -
Long ago in a galaxy we 40-somethings refer to as "childhood," we built a cherry Kool-Aid world with rad high tech toys like ... -
Self-Portrait The first time I went into the mental hospital was in early 2014. I'd been fired from my job at the end of Nove... -
When I typed "Acosta..." into Google, the auto-fill came up with "...family." That means I'm not the only one who we... -
You guys. I accidentally found a really cool radio station. Google "Big 103 Boston" to stream it (or click the link at the bottom)... -
Google, why hast thou forsaken us? So it's pretty well known that Google has not been devoting that much dev time to Blogger in recent y...
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Alms For The Poor?
This is in case you appreciate any of this. $10 is all, don't go nuts with it.
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