Archive for May, 2004

The Rundown

As you have probably seen, I changed things around a bit. I reverted to my first WordPress skin (after upgrading to version 1.2 final) and created a splash page and poetry section, all with similar visual schemes. During all this, of course, I’ve been very lax in writing blogs.
I’ve settled into my new [...]

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To the east side

My office moved today. It wasn’t my choice: I rather liked my previous office, deep within the bowels of the Academic and Information Support Services building, across from the datacenter (servers), and next to the chopshop of sorts, where the various desktops are assembled or worked upon.
Because of some new hirings, [...]

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John Kerry Is A Douchebag, but I’m Voting For Him Anyway

John Kerry Is A Douchebag, but I’m Voting For Him Anyway

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In the news today…

Same sex couples start marrying in Massachussetts. Back when this issue was fairly fresh, I had a decent amount of commentary (Gavin Newsom for President!) on it. The legislature can’t even do anything about it until 2006, but I’m nervous as to the power of conservatives. All the more reason to get [...]

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Memories….


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The tip of the Berg

I saw the video of Nick Berg being decapitated. I’m generally fairly immune to digust (I’ve seen my share of snuff), but even without sound (it’s apparently more disturbing with), it managed to knock a little wind out of me.
Sure, it’s grainy, to the point where one can’t even distinguish blood from the floor [...]

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The King of Pop


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Addendum

What really gets me is the people who are proud of being plowed. “Dude, I was so wasted last night” and then they laugh as though it was the coolest thing in the world.
Saying “Dude, I was so wasted last night” is like saying “Dude, my dick is so small…”

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Jaeger 101

I was talking to my old friend Nick last night, about a myriad of things (we haven’t talked in a while), one of which was a bunch of people he knew (I wouldn’t go so far as to call them all his “friends”) and how miserably they failed at college, if they even went to [...]

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