So, today biggercity.com decided to feature this blog. I feel a bit guilty not because of the attention, but because i haven't written anything lately that could be counted as showing "a talent for analyzing and defining the chub and bear community. His writing is among the most insightful you'll find on the ins and outs of being a chaser, combined ( Read more... )

"Check it out now, you see, now your Louisiana booty, it gets its renowned buoyancy from its heavy seafood diet, while your Alabama booty, it's characterized by its density. You're talking about a quarter-bouncing ping. And as for your Mississippi booty, it's been an ongoing debate, but consensus say that the Indian genetic contribution gives us ( Read more... )

Here is a story. A midwestern girl down on her luck moves to the big city to follow her dreams. She finds a down on her luck older woman running a down on their luck show. Along the way, she meets the piano player, who is still waiting for his big break. There is the conniving star, who is holding it together just barely, the money troubles, and ( Read more... )

I decided to write a comment on EW's Popwatch blog about "Mike & Molly" - you can read about the hoopla here... - namely a writer at Marie Claire felt that it was disgusting that fat people make out on television and they shouldn't do that ( Read more... )

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It took some time to figure out what to say about such things; the issue can be so big, and there are so many rationales for saying nothing at all. The internet is great at learning about possible reasons. About learning that solutions that seem obvious become complicated when you look at them a certain way. But in my experience the personal is ( Read more... )

Why was i thinking about this? I was thinking about questions people don't ask - about why sports is so valuable, and hence sports figures make so much money, and then i started thinking about Market-driven value and ( Read more... )

Already almost two years ago. I wrote this on the day of the election, remembering Obama's New Hampshire speech.

The concession speech that conceded nothing. i can not stop thinking about this speech today. I can see it around me, Whitman's small still voice vibrating in the very air. He admitted defeat in New Hampshire, congratulated Hillary, and ( Read more... )

Ginsburg says that in his own brief, Bopp admitted that "you cannot tell anything about the signer's belief from the mere signature." It may signal support for the proposition or merely support for letting the people decide or a desire to get away from the signature collector. Bopp replies that "With all due respect, we do not say the third. We did ( Read more... )

SO, Glee took a turn today. I don't really care if you think it's for the better or worse, because that's subjective. Let's talk about the turn ( Read more... )