Monthly Archives: May 2010

Set my soul on fire

How I was unaware of this version of “Viva Las Vegas” until quite recently (well, actually, yesterday to be exact) is a bit of a mystery to me. But I have since found it, have fallen in love with it … Continue reading

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As it turns out

I’m not the only person who has problems with “The Bridge.” This guy goes into some greater length about the background to the series, and its problems, then viciously dissects a particularly egregious example that prompted me to start writing … Continue reading

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I watched so you didn't have to

The “I Spent More Time Thinking About This Than The Guys Who Made It” Review of “The Bridge” Back in the late 1990s and the early part of 2000s, I had a part time job as a TV critic. It … Continue reading

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Filthy pornography!

This is just absolutely hard core, depraved, and totally disguisting porn. We’re talking ought-to-be-illegal degrees of filth here. Don’t click that link unless you’re willing to deal with what’s on the other side.

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Research Idea Number 21

Why haven’t refractory problems been bred out of populations? What is the prevalence of refractory errors in other animal species? How would you measure this?

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Encoding humor

I read this article about RCMP members flying commercially to serve as air marshals shortly after it was published last month, but somehow managed to miss what the actual URL was. And then I laughed, very hard. I think you … Continue reading

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Pleading the Second

I’m not sure I understand the issues at work here: “I think you’re going too far here,” said Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina at a hearing of the Senate Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday. He was speaking in opposition … Continue reading

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