it's over now. it's even facebook official ( Read more... )

i'm back! and now for this important message.


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Really? You really want a copy of my diploma or transcript? You probably still have my files from the last go-round. Here's the thing, I tried to get Registrar to walk a copy across the floor to your office to verify that I did indeed graduate from my alma mater. They laughed at the absurdity and reported that such a ridiculous request was ( Read more... )

Tomorrow I leave work early for th' lunchtime birthday margarita at Bombers! Followed by dinner at Red Lobster with me grandma, then to the Biergarten for the free* 2-liter birthday boot! It's also Becky's birthday too ( Read more... )

one of those new years resolutions that i made for myself was to pay off my old credit cards before going back to school. the idea was to get a part-time job doing front-desk work for jackson screwit (former home of the arbor hill payday loan) through tax season. but then they laid off all their seasonal help & certainly weren't hiring anyone ( Read more... )

How about from here on out we let the Catholics have their "matrimony" and the Muslims have their "zawaj" and the Hindus have their "vivaha" and the Jews have their "nissuin" so their precious man-and-woman bonding continues on as heterosexually sacred as ever before. Then to make it legally recognizable they can go to the courthouse and/or county ( Read more... )

that's all i gotta say today :)

The interior of the old St. Anthony's church (now home to the Grand Street Community Arts Center) was a sort of Roman-Empire-in-reverse élan. One could be forgiven for thinking the Catholics had lost and the pagans had taken over. The scene was gorgeous: crumbling plaster walls, debris in hidden pockets and corners, mighty green marble columns ( ( Read more... )

I'm the sweaty shirt-half-unbuttoned bearded guy gettin' freaky behind everyone's favorite taller-than-everyone-else man wearing turquoise fishnet gloves, the internationally infamous & esteemed Carl Hungus.

(ahahaha i forgot to embed the video the first time)

This kid was electrifying his town. Literally.Unable to attend school, he kept up his education by using a local library. Fascinated by science, his life changed one day when he picked up a tattered textbook and saw a picture of a windmill. Mr Kamkwamba told the BBC News website: "I was very interested when I saw the windmill could make electricity ( Read more... )