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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- All right class, I know you're eager to clean out your lockers, but summer vacation doesn't begin until you've all received your end of term grades.
Let's start with our star student. PlayStation 2, come to the head of the class.
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You see, you *think* this is an entry from Chris, but it's not. I'm his evil twin - Bad Dirk. -
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Ah Katharine... I'm so sorry to raise your hopes, as you're about the only person who reads this thing - well, ever. (Hell, my wife doesn't even read it.) But this is not a new post to my blog. It's a test for a work project. The next two or three will be as well. But hey, look at it this way, at least I blog a bit more than lexmaniac! -
Brushes with celebrity: Vol 10
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Brushes with celebrity: Vol 9 and 9.5
Been a while. I was starting to think my whirlwind life was growing stagnant ( Read more... ) -
Brushes with celebrity: Vol 8
Ok, as mentioned previously, celebs onstage cannot be counted as brushes. But celebs in the general area can ( Read more... ) -
Brushes with celebrity - Vol. 6: Gone Hollywood!
Holy smokes I'm late updating this one. I blame the holidays and a special on Corona at the neighborhood liquor store ( Read more... ) -
Brushes with celebrity - Vol. 5
A quickie today. Was headed upstairs for lunch when I noticed the tall guy standing next to me in the elevator banks had a familiar voice. I glanced over and realized it was Craig T. Nelson, formerly of "Coach" and currently of "The Incredibles". A bigger guy in person than he seems on TV - and he seems pretty big on TV. Can't say as I was ever a ( Read more... ) -
Brushes with celebrity - Vol. 4
The end of a long day... I drag myself out of my chair, restart my computers, grab my bag and walk to the elevator. I get in, push "G" and mentally brace myself for the commuting hell that is the New York subway, which will soon be followed by the greater hell that is NJ Transit. We get to the lobby. The doors open. And before I have a chance to ( Read more... )