Monthly Archives: October 2004

One week ago I flew up to Wisconsin for a wedding. It wasn’t just any wedding, however — this was the one with the Groom wearing a kilt. And a sword on his back. And a big knife. The fact … Continue reading →

Why does anyone eat peaches in heavy syrup? Extra light syrup is more refreshing, and it’s like 5/8 the calories. In honor of Brian Riggins, who may be the only person who reads this blog besides my wife and I, … Continue reading →

I also saw the cuss-tacular Team America: World Police this week, and I can’t decided if it was great or just good. It’s a comedy, and what’s the first rule of comedy, kids? That’s right, comedy must be funny. And … Continue reading →

Yeah so I’ve not been feeling well since I came back from my last weekend trip to Wisconsin. That’s why I haven’t been posting. I’m still sick but have so much to write about. I’ll now probably forget something, it’s … Continue reading →

Got a lot of stuff to tell and no time to tell it. The Pack is Back, though.

Mark Cuban isn’t dumb. I like what he says about outsourcing, which is that it only really hurts the US economy if the labor savings aren’t re-invested in the company. (And he proposes not allowing selling of stock or corporate … Continue reading →

The economy of the next 4 years will be critical to our future success as a USA. How we react to the single most important economic issue we have — outsourcing — will to a large extent determine how all … Continue reading →

I’ve got some Hot Opinions: Why listen to country when there are so many other forms of music available? It’s not like we live in a third world craphole here. Nobody’s holding a gun to your head, so stop it. … Continue reading →

Well, we have a guest contributor for this post. I don’t know if he’s going to work out. His name is Clueless Man, and he’s easily confused. Here’s his take, in capsule form, on Kill Bill vol. 1: “Dull, dull, … Continue reading →

I don’t see any way this election is going to go without controversy, or end in any other place than the Supreme Court again. The race is too close and we aren’t anywhere near having our voting crap together yet. … Continue reading →