Posts from January, 2004
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Jan1Otis Campbell for the 21st Century
I don’t think I have been more shocked by an internet phenomen as I have with the suddent fame of– I can’t believe I am typing this– Henry Earl. You’ve probably been introduced to Henry from another blog, the Jimmy Kimmel show, or his highly anticipated appearances on Fark. If not, you must first [...]
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Jan0Don’t Quit Your Day Job
It’s really strange to think that I had no full-time job from November 2002 to September 2003. I remember a friend’s stern warning: “Enjoy it while it lasts.” But looking for work was a steady time job. And even a short trip meant the possibility of missing a phone call or email from a [...]
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Jan0Quote of the Day
The only way I can explain it is that my brain sees before my eyes. I seem to have two visions ? one is normal, the other I call medical vision. I can see inside the human body but not through it. If someone held something behind their back I wouldn?t see it. Natasha [...]
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Jan1I Need Some Ribs
Remarks by the President to the Press Pool Nothin’ Fancy Cafe Roswell, New Mexico THE PRESIDENT: I need some ribs. Q Mr. President, how are you? THE PRESIDENT: I’m hungry and I’m going to order some ribs. Q What would you like? THE PRESIDENT: Whatever you think I’d like. Q Sir, on homeland security, critics would say you [...]
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Jan1Guest Post: Zach in Tokyo
When he’s not riding fold-up bikes, investigating sky communities, or watching Japanese-dubbed episodes of The Simpsons, my friend Zach has been documenting his experiences in Tokyo. Well, I imagine he is doing a lot of other things too, like taking care of business for his employer, eating sushi (Did I hear something about cow tongue [...]
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