All this stuff, will be going up on Ebay in the not too distant future (like tomorrow). If you can convince me to send it to you directly, I might just do that.
Monthly Archives: November 2009
How Much a "But" Can Change Meaning
I’m amazed, sometimes, at the subtlety of language. For example, from this morning’s AJC: Bells Ferry Road near Canton has reopened after a water main break. Officials had originally said the road would be closed throughout the morning commute but later said the road had not been damaged. It was reopened shortly after 6 a.m. …
Sunday Amusement
“Loofa! Loofa!”
Back, Ironman, Training 2010
My back is much better. Thanks everyone who’s been keeping up. Ironman is past and gone. Too bad I couldn’t do it. I will keep that in my back pocket for some other year. I am even as we speak (not that we’re speaking) putting together my training calendar for 2010. It begins today with …
The Black Cat Alleycat Race
I participated in The Black Cat last night. It was an Alleycat race, which are unsanctioned bicycle races usually involving checkpoints or point gathering. Last night was a checkpoint race. At the start, we got a set of points to go to as defined by address or intersection. The objective was to register at each …
It's Awesome
I concur with zefrank, “wait for the awesome”.
A 10 Year Old Understands America
Will Phillips has come to the correct conclusion about America . Quoting from the article: At the end of our interview, I ask young Will a question that might be a civics test nightmare for your average 10-year-old. Will’s answer, though, is good enough – simple enough, true enough – to give me a little …
Rock Awesome Time Travel!
This is a test of the emergency Blackberry posting system. This is only a test. :end Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
Internet and Other Surveys
I hate surveys. I hate them because you cannot trust them. Why can you not trust them? Because generally you only see the “results” through the lens of the medium that is reporting them. Be it Fox News or CNN or the Obama Administration or (I’m not trying to pick on politics here) Habitat for …