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Ok, I’m a pen-flipper. I like playing with my pen all day at work, twirling it around like a little 10-year-old girl (or 15-year-old gay man) twirls a little baton. Its stupid, but addicting. But I ain’t got shit on the guys in this video. Holy shit. Some pretty bad […]

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Barbara Brotman has a column on her daughters belly-button piercing experience over at the Trib.
I must say Barbara, for a reporter you obviously did not really do a whole lot of research into piercings. I, obviously, am a piercing novice, my wife on the other hand is not. From her, and Scott at […]

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When I started to write this I thought, there are not many instances where the articles on ESPN.com are going to bring a tear to my eye. But then I started thinking about how many sports moments have been so intensely emotional that you have trouble doing the manblink (my definition btw).
Today, my gut […]

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I can thank John Scalzi’s Whatever post about a book by his friend.
I read Peeps over the weekend and must say it is a thoroughly enjoyable book. It was written in a very conversational style that lent itself to a being a very very fast read. The book was particularly interesting in the […]

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The Trib has a little write-up on the sudoku phenomenon. The Trib mentioned the pay site sudoku.com, but personally I prefer to play at websudoku.com, as it is free. It also has a timer and can show you how you rank against other people on the same difficulty level puzzle. uber addicting!

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An Isreali couple was arrested for kissing at their wedding in India a while back. Of course they were rather disrespectful to the place they chose for their wedding. I wonder if people were sending them flowers

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Tonight, at 8pm is the season premiere of Lost! I’m quite excited, as I know many people are. Tonight we should have some questions answered about the hatch, the raft, and meet new people!
If you want to catch up on the show Amazon.com has the Lost DVD and Companion Books. Give those […]

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When I ride the train I thoroughly enjoy people-watching. Its actually a favorite pastime of mine. I like to just sit there and observe, or in this mornings case, stand there, and observe. I like to see peoples body language, where their eyes are looking, comparing their actual voice, to the voice […]

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The first couple of pictures are from Antioch Family Church:

Alex Heard of Outside Magazine, fitting a little girl with a shirt.

Justin Walters, helping a man find a Dri-Fit shirt.

Justin Walters, again, this time with a woman, helping her choose children’s sandals.

Kevin Fedarko of Outside Magazine, helping a little girl find the right size shirt.

Group shot. […]

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Justin has a pretty good roundup of the Baton Rouge trip. Its pretty detailed, and with the exception of the River Center, I was with him about the whole time.
I also got some pictures from Dale and Company in my email this morning. I’ll hopefully find some time today to get them posted.

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