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Seabiscuit

Posted on January 31, 2004

Mary and I rarely go to the movies these days. I hate going to a crowded theater with people who talk during the film or make incessant noises as they... Continue Reading

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The Passion of Christ

Mel Gibson Speaks

Posted on January 30, 2004

I've been following the coverage of Mel Gibson's upcoming film, "The Passion of Christ", with great anticipation. Unfortunately, Mel is being castigated by some people for being anti-semitic in his... Continue Reading

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This is my life

Where in the world have I been?

Posted on January 29, 2004

Found this great site as a result of visiting Joel Blain's blog. Thanks Joel! MyWorld66 has a great tool that allows you to input the countries and/or states you have... Continue Reading

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Investing

A Good Penny Stock Investment?

Posted on January 28, 2004

I don't play with penny stocks much, but I've got my eye on a company with great potential. Point Group Holdings (Symbol PGHI) recently acquired VeeGeez.com, an online video game... Continue Reading

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Weird and Wacky

That really chaps his hide

Posted on January 27, 2004

Careful! Cellphones can be hazardous to your health! Especially explosive phones... KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- A Malaysian man was shaken and scalded Tuesday after his mobile phone exploded beside him... Continue Reading

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Current Events

All Your Big Macs Are Belong To Us

Posted on January 25, 2004

Did you know that a fast-food diet is bad for your body? Seriously. Morgan Spurlock decided a documentary of him eating nothing but McDonalds for 30 days would make a... Continue Reading

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Current Events

Best Day/Worst Day

Posted on January 24, 2004

Carl D. Atwood, a 73-year old man from Indiana, won $57,000 on a lottery TV show. He taped the program for later broadcast and headed home. On his way to... Continue Reading

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Current Events

The Democratic Presidential hopefuls

Posted on January 22, 2004

The Democratic Party is in sad, sad shape. They have moved way to the left and are completely out of touch with mainstream America. However, with the exception of the... Continue Reading

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Online Expeditions

Stumble Upon

Posted on January 21, 2004

I "stumbled upon" StumbleUpon.com yesterday and have added their free toolbar to my Internet Explorer. A fantastic concept, the StumbleUpon toolbar allows you to easily rate sites and leave comments... Continue Reading

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Online Expeditions

Ping Pong, Matrix Style

Posted on January 20, 2004

I must be bored. Did a little random surfing this morning and found this gem. It is a 2-minute video of what appears to be a foreign talent show. The... Continue Reading

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Online Expeditions

And on the eighth day, God created Legos

Posted on January 20, 2004

Incredibly creative is the phrase I use to describe a site that I found today. It is called "The Brick Testament" and it will amuse and inspire you. The Reverend... Continue Reading

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Note to self

Cheap Inkjet cartridges

Posted on January 19, 2004

I get sick and tired of buying inkjet cartridges. What a scam. I have four printers and I think I replaced something like eight cartridges over the last month. Finally... Continue Reading

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Online Expeditions

Links that don't stink

Posted on January 17, 2004

Doing some surfing just for fun? Check out these links: Urban Legends Reference Page - Check here to see if that email virus is a scam Yorkiephiles - A celebration... Continue Reading

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Current Events

I actually won something

Posted on January 16, 2004

I was listening to talk radio this morning on the way to work and the host began discussing a story that I had heard about on the Glenn Beck Program... Continue Reading

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Current Events

This is a RIOT!

Posted on January 15, 2004

Ladies and gentlemen, we now have proof beyond a shadow of a doubt that God exists, and that He has an incredible sense of humor! This story from the Drudge... Continue Reading

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Fun and Games

Coke or Pepsi?

Posted on January 14, 2004

I used to drink soda like crazy ("pop" for those of you in the north). I quit pouring liquid sugar down my throat several years ago (I opt for solid... Continue Reading

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This is my life

Me and my sidekick

Posted on January 13, 2004

I have been wanting to get my hands on a PDA/phone that would allow me to have wireless access to the web and email. The technology is finally at a... Continue Reading

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Current Events

Groundhog Day

Posted on January 12, 2004

Groundhog Day? Not the movie, the holiday. (Thought I WILL be talking about the movie as I continue my series on The 15 Best Movies Ever). Why talk about ">Groundhog... Continue Reading

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Online Expeditions

Linky Dinky

Posted on January 11, 2004

A few interesting links for casual viewing... Spongebob Arena - All things spongy, yellow and funny GoldNCrackle Bread - A surprisingly tasty treat! The Amazing Send Me a Dollar Web... Continue Reading

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The 15 Best Movies Ever

#11 - Magnolia

Posted on January 10, 2004

I have love. I just don't know where to put it. What can we forgive? It's been a couple weeks since my last review in the series titled, The 15... Continue Reading

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Weird and Wacky

Too fat for a Whopper?

Posted on January 09, 2004

Seems like this is the week for wacky stories. Imagine pulling into a Burger King drive-through window and being told, "You are too fat to order a Whopper. Please pull... Continue Reading

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Weird and Wacky

Stubbed toe - $30,000

Posted on January 08, 2004

Another great Walmart story brought to you courtesy of the "whats-in-it-for-me" crowd... A Mt. Pleasant Township couple wants Wal-Mart to pay for foot and toe injuries they claim were caused... Continue Reading

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Weird and Wacky

This guy needs a lobotomy

Posted on January 07, 2004

Pinch me. I must be dreaming. As if suing McDonalds for hot coffee isn't bad enough, check out this story... Cable TV made a West Bend man addicted to TV... Continue Reading

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This is my life

I'm not a nerd

Posted on January 07, 2004

Even though I have been into computers since I was fourteen, I am pleased to say that I have never been a "nerd". 30.952380952380952% of me is a huge nerd... Continue Reading

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This is my life

Tivo or not Tivo? No brainer!

Posted on January 06, 2004

When I look back on the past few years of technological advancements, several computer-driven products cause me to wax eloquently. My iPaq 3835 has been a trusty PDA for almost... Continue Reading

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Current Events

Bush vs. Hitler, Part II

Posted on January 05, 2004

Oops, they did it again. Once again, MoveOn.org has posted a commercial spot created by one of its members depicting George W. Bush and Adolph Hitler as cut from the... Continue Reading

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Current Events

The Truth about Radical Democrats

Posted on January 04, 2004

It is my belief that the large majority of voting democrats have little to no idea what the radical wing of the party really stands for. The party that for... Continue Reading

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Online Expeditions

Links for the Weekend

Posted on January 03, 2004

Here are a handful of links for your surfing pleasure: Free Online Lookups - very cool stuff - find out which of your neighbors donated to a federal election campaign... Continue Reading

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A picture is worth 1000 words

Posted on January 02, 2004

I just LOVE that this clown is going to be the Democrat nominee for President! Bush is going to cream him. And they poked fun at Bush for appearing in... Continue Reading

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Current Events

Happy New Year!

Posted on January 01, 2004

Well, here we are in 2004. So far, it feels a lot like 2003. We had a great time with friends tonight. In fact, the last guests just left for... Continue Reading

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