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Monthly Archives: November 2010
What Kind Of Deli Food Are You?
“It’s a quiz on Facebook. I’m a hoagie. You enjoy a little fat in your ham and some boloney in your spam. You are greasy and filthy and long to be devoured. You love mayonnaise with jalapeno peppers but not while you’re watching the World Series.” Continue reading
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Big Rock Show
“So, how many people can you bring?”
“I don’t know. Maybe ten.”
“That’s not enough; you need to bring twenty people. I have bills to pay. I have narcotics to accumulate.”
“Hey, does anyone ask Bruce Springsteen how many people he can bring?”
“No, because Bruce brings twenty thousand.”
“Oh, right—I forgot. I’ll call a few more friends.”
“You do that.” Continue reading
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HI, I’M BACK
Guess what? My blogging days aren’t over. Apparently, I can’t resist the urge to write stuff nobody reads. The internet is all about “niches.” Blogs tend to do well when they have a certain little slot they fit into, like … Continue reading