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Monthly Archives: March 2004
Living in an Amish Paradise
So, Sunday evening I was trimming my gotee and I got a little crazy around the upper lip area. All my efforts to fix it did nothing more than add a few nicks and cause me to end up shaving … Continue reading
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The Question that Drives Me
. . .is when TM:Revolutions is coming out on DVD. I dropped by IMDb today and finally got my answer: Tuesday after next. April 6th, 2004 is the official release date. I’ll be buying it, for one because I’m the … Continue reading
Posted in Pop culture
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Give Him the Heave Ho!
Something I’ve been thinking about for a while is that Bush should dump Cheney. Politically, he’s been nothing but a liability from the start. His terse relationship with the press makes Bush look bad. I was disappointed with Bush’s choice … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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I’m Uncle Archie’s Man
Sigh, another late night. It has been a long week and it doesn’t end yet, I’ve got to be back in tomorrow. Sorry I haven’t been keeping up much with the old blog here, looks like there is some good … Continue reading
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Abominations
Spamming blog comments should be a capital offense. In my humble opinion. I try to run a nice, decent forum here about topics that I care about, not an advertising site. I recently found that this site comes up on … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany
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Da Babysitter
So last Tuesday, my wife was volunteering at the local CPC doing some training with a woman who is going to be a counselor. I was supposed to be home in time for her to leave the kids with me, … Continue reading
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Go Andree!
Andree Seu (frequent contributor to World Magazine) penned this bit of satire last week. She sums up pretty nicely my primary non-religious objection to homosexual marriage. (For my version of this question, see the comment thread in this post.) In … Continue reading
Posted in Pop culture
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Blogrolling II
Apparently I didn’t read the fine print. I think that in order for the blogrolling links to work properly all the blogs on my blogroll need to tell blogrolling.com that they have updated. Nuts. Back to the drawing board, I … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany
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My Vote in November
Baldauff had a post about why he will vote the way he does this November. That being said, the real inspiration for this post was a conversation I just had with my dad. We started out talking about disc golf, … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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Blogrolling
Thanks to Tom for the link. I set up my blogroll through blogrolling.com, and now the most recently updated blog on my blogroll will be at the top. Todd, I set up what you told me to. I’m still not … Continue reading
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