Archive for the ‘Nonsense’
Hillary &!*$%# Clinton?
Way back when, I was a skinny high school track athlete and Hillary Clinton was a freshly minted First Lady. I remember how she made news when she announced that she was, going forward, to be known as Hillary Rodham Clinton. Whoop-dee-doo! I think she much more quietly dropped the Rodham, right? Anyway, my old track coach [...]
Improv Everywhere
You may have seen these guys before — they’re a troupe known as Improv Everywhere that does improvisational randomness at fun public places. Some of their previous mischievous projects included: Installing a bathroom attendant in the Times Square McDonalds, invading Best Buy with hundreds of volunteers dressed in blue polo shirts and khakis (standard Best [...]
Ping
Man, it’s been so quiet around here — you could hear a pin drop. Well, between traveling and getting a sick, everything outside of work has really taken a back seat.
Can’t wait for the weekend for some time to relax, catch up, run some personal errands, and get back to my life.
Super Duper Powers
Is this the real Axis of Evil?
The Power of Persuasion
Several years ago, when my friend “Vandelay Industries” was still working in my office, we shared a cube wall for a while. I don’t know how we got any work done, because the days were filled with conversations, cracks, and office pranks. One day, I happened to make a comment about Hilary [...]
The Ducks
After listening to this week’s episode of This American Life on my iPod this morning, I can’t bear to see the AFLAC duck without bursting into laughter. I can’t bear to see any duck for that matter.
If you have 20 minutes, I’d highly recommend listening to Act I of this past week’s episode about [...]
Where the hell are the singing cats?
I never knew much about the musical Cats. I remember how it took Broadway by storm when I was a little kid and soon enough the Boston and Providence theater scenes each welcomed various Cats productions. As a kid, it seemed strange to me, but so did all musicals. As I grew up, I came [...]
