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Monthly Archives: July 2004
Damn, that man can woo a crowd
We just got done watching the Democratic National Convention: Night of the Elder Statesmen. Al Gore spoke, and both Tiffany and I wondered why he didn't pull this speaking style out when he was campaigning for President. So much went … Continue reading
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Next (next) iPod?
I started writing/thinking about this post before Apple released their latest iPod (I believe they refer to it as iPod with Click Wheel, other people call it the 4G iPod). Now that they are out, I have to admit, I … Continue reading
Why Bush will lose
I have a new index by which to measure Bush's chances of winning in the Fall. Bumper stickers. Call it the Index of Bumper Coverage. I live in Omaha, Nebraska. And yet, I see more bumper stickers declaring that Bush … Continue reading
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Flipping a toothpaste tube
Go forth and procure yourself a toothpaste tube. Full is better. Hold it in one hand, name side up, cap pointing away from you. Flip it end over end so it makes one revolution, and catch it. The tube will … Continue reading
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