 Do you think that in 1902, someone made a comment that showed his age, and someone else retorted with "Welcome to the 20th Century, George"?
Or did it take 80 years for that joke to catch on like I see in Hollywood movies. Because frankly, the former would have been much more impressive, not to mention timelier.
Do you think that in 1902, someone made a comment that showed his age, and someone else retorted with "Welcome to the 20th Century, George"?
Or did it take 80 years for that joke to catch on like I see in Hollywood movies. Because frankly, the former would have been much more impressive, not to mention timelier. January 30, 2009
Welcome to the 20th Century
 Do you think that in 1902, someone made a comment that showed his age, and someone else retorted with "Welcome to the 20th Century, George"?
Or did it take 80 years for that joke to catch on like I see in Hollywood movies. Because frankly, the former would have been much more impressive, not to mention timelier.
Do you think that in 1902, someone made a comment that showed his age, and someone else retorted with "Welcome to the 20th Century, George"?
Or did it take 80 years for that joke to catch on like I see in Hollywood movies. Because frankly, the former would have been much more impressive, not to mention timelier. January 29, 2009
BetAgainstYou.com
January 28, 2009
Group-Sing
January 27, 2009
Why Every President Sucks
 (a continuation)
#13. Millard Fillmore
Always the political pragmatist, Millard Fillmore took office after the death of his predecessor, Zachary Taylor, and quickly ushered in the Compromise of 1850. While the goal of the act was to settle the slave controversy, the Fugitive Slave Act contained in the bill which provided the federal government with legal claim to send freed slaves back to their Southern masters, did nothing of the sort and only stoked flames on the fire of secession.
(a continuation)
#13. Millard Fillmore
Always the political pragmatist, Millard Fillmore took office after the death of his predecessor, Zachary Taylor, and quickly ushered in the Compromise of 1850. While the goal of the act was to settle the slave controversy, the Fugitive Slave Act contained in the bill which provided the federal government with legal claim to send freed slaves back to their Southern masters, did nothing of the sort and only stoked flames on the fire of secession. January 26, 2009
Dream Sequences are a Cop-out

Unless the viewer is aware that they are witnessing a dream sequence ahead of time, it's just pointless trickery.
Please abandon the dream sequence, Hollywood!
Now, you know what's coming. This is where you give me an example of a successful dream sequence to prove me wrong...Steve?
January 24, 2009
Bad News and Good News
 I was recently laid off.
Marketing is not the safest job to have during these down economic times. And I paid the price for having it.
I was laid off during my two week study of "faith" on the blog. You can decide for yourself whether that was a sovereign act or simply sleigh track logic that makes me see it as more than mere coincidence.
A couple weeks later, after getting some perspective, I am excited about the future. Especially for news I just found out today!
My sister-in-law is finishing up her last semester of graphic design school and has decided, for her senior project, to create my book idea, "Why Every President Sucked: America's Endless Pursuit for a Divine Man."
If you have been reading this blog for a while, you are probably aware of this series in progress. So, thanks to her, this project will become a fully-designed coffee table book soon, and I am excited about what possibilities that might produce.
While it is often hard to see the light in the storm, I reach out anyway.
I was recently laid off.
Marketing is not the safest job to have during these down economic times. And I paid the price for having it.
I was laid off during my two week study of "faith" on the blog. You can decide for yourself whether that was a sovereign act or simply sleigh track logic that makes me see it as more than mere coincidence.
A couple weeks later, after getting some perspective, I am excited about the future. Especially for news I just found out today!
My sister-in-law is finishing up her last semester of graphic design school and has decided, for her senior project, to create my book idea, "Why Every President Sucked: America's Endless Pursuit for a Divine Man."
If you have been reading this blog for a while, you are probably aware of this series in progress. So, thanks to her, this project will become a fully-designed coffee table book soon, and I am excited about what possibilities that might produce.
While it is often hard to see the light in the storm, I reach out anyway. January 22, 2009
“A Cry For Help”
 I don't think that term ever really applies when people give it out as the reason for an unsuccessful suicide.
I think the truth is more likely that the person hates life, but they're still afraid of dying.
I don't think that term ever really applies when people give it out as the reason for an unsuccessful suicide.
I think the truth is more likely that the person hates life, but they're still afraid of dying.  
	    	