Monthly Archives: March 2006

Man Sells Wife’s Box on Ebay

What do you do if your 30 inch cock won’t fit in your wife’s box? Sell it on Ebay. Definitely not work safe but funny all the same.

Writing Has Been Slow

This is a combination of a busy life (went to Houston for a soccer tourney last week, busted up my ankle and have been in no mood to sit at the computer this week) and lack of motivation. However, with the weather warming up, it will surely be time to garden blog soon. How exciting

Iron Chef and Evolution

As you sit drinking your coffee this morning, consider how Iron Chef is like evolution. Pretty interesting stuff. Hat tip: Winds of Change

More Than Two Political Parties

Often, I hear talk in the US about the dismal state of the two-party system in our political arena. Many times, the people talking the most about it think we would be better off with more than two, sometimes many more than two. While I believe that there may be some benefit to multiple parties

Google Finance

Google Finance definitely kicks ass. Once upon a time, this kind of information was only available to connected insiders. Now, it’s freely available on the web. This is one of the greatest revolutions of the web, that everyone has access to broad areas of knowledge to enable greater autonomy in decision making, not just in

Absurdity as Truth

I don”t believe I have an absurd claim that I believe. I think this is probably a sign that I don”t believe in enough things to have any of them be absurd. What absurd claim do you believe in?

Selfish Athletes

I know you think it’s redundant but with Alfonso Soriano, it’s worth mentioning. The man got more money in arbitration, $10 million, than any player before him and he’s now refusing to switch positions for the Washington Nationals who already have an All-Star at second base. At what point, when you play a team game,

Quite Possibly the Funniest Thing Ever

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Vegetarianism Is Good For The Bowels (And the Cows!)

In this day and age of increasing obesity, poor health and genuine concern for our environment, I”m constantly surprised that more people aren”t turning to vegetarianism as a way to address these issues. Given our evolutionary history, it seems to me that vegetarianism is more likely to be advantageous to our physical well-being and something

Ben Stein on High Oil and Gas Prices

It’s always worth reading what Stein has to say on topics such as these. As is the often the case in matters such as these, it’s always more comfortable to go after an easy target especially if that easy target is a big, rich oil company. Politicians, in their constant search for the good soundbite,