Monthly Archives: March 2010

We’ve Gone to Five Pockets

When are men’s shirts going to get more pockets? I have a decent selection of button-down shirts, none of which have more than two pockets on the front. Some even have no pockets. I know, it’s absurd. How do you … Continue reading

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My Tournament Beard – Day 5

To do my part in helping Syracuse advance through March Madness this year I am growing a Tournament Beard. What’s a Tournament Beard? Well, it’s sort of like an NHL Playoff Beard, only probably a lot less smelly, and I … Continue reading

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Ask the Bathroom Guy

Dear Bathroom Guy, I recently realized that I am conducting most of my business meetings in the bathroom — at the sink, at the urinals, over the stall wall — so I decided to just finally bite the bullet and … Continue reading

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Mayim Bialik and Me

If you are Mayim Bialik, or you know her, or you know someone that knows her, then you need to pass on this very important message: We were separated at birth. We are nearly identical twins. I have proof: Here … Continue reading

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Filet-o-Fish, You’re Gonna Need to Try Harder

Man, am I easily influenced by food commercials. I could be passed out on the couch after cramming myself full of Thanksgiving dinner; a McDonald’s commercial could come on advertising a special just-for-Thanksgiving Stuffed Turkey Cranberry Shake and you bet … Continue reading

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Billy Oceanwaving

I think the world would be a happier place if, instead of  Rickrolling, we had started Billy Oceanwaving. Tweet

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I’m a Such a Good Paster!

I’ve been told a lot of last names come from the occupation held by a family member way back when (e.g. Carpenter, Miller, Taylor, Cook, Bloodletter, etc.). Well, I ran across the last name of “Goodpaster” today. Even for the … Continue reading

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