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Catch 22 on Cloud 9
11.06.2009

In an attempt to be decent, I've resisted posting this for nearly 4 months, but some guys are simply begging to be heard. . .


posted at 9:23 PM by Kevin

11.03.2009

Always carry cats pointed away from you.


posted at 11:36 PM by Kevin

"Gosh", said Suzy. "How did you know it was the rancher all along?"
"Simple, Suzy", thundered Giant Boy Detective, his freakishly loud voice echoing off the walls of the old mine. "Cow patties don't sparkle - that was gold dust on his boots!"


posted at 4:20 PM by Kevin

11.02.2009

That Dr. Phil is a piece of work. Would it kill him to mesmerize somebuddy once in a while?! Hell, I'm the one paying his damn salary - I should get a vote.


posted at 4:10 PM by Kevin

10.28.2009

"Presenting When You Marry, a 1962 textbook", complete with methodological courtship graphs and warnings about varying colors of offspring.

Holy shit.


posted at 3:02 PM by Kevin

10.21.2009

Best flag ever.


posted at 2:19 PM by Kevin

10.16.2009

Some things are simply timeless, as though they always Were and ever Will Be.


posted at 3:56 PM by Kevin

10.14.2009

Here's how I do things:

1) Always wash your hands first

2) Make sure there's no broken glass lying around

3) Have fun with it!

Also, reading.
And no drugs, except if you have them and it's OK.


posted at 12:21 AM by Kevin

10.07.2009

Spock ride be some kinda smoove.


posted at 3:11 PM by Kevin

10.02.2009

Heh - I just called the bitch on TV a bitch. I said "Don't do it, Bitch!"

You missed it.


posted at 11:12 PM by Kevin

9.25.2009

It seems there's a good bit of controversy over my new show "Ape Talk". Yes, it's for apes, but we don't talk about apes. That would be rude.


posted at 11:15 PM by Kevin

9.24.2009

Certainly Chris Berman understands that he could lead a full, happy life without a larynx. . .?


posted at 10:29 PM by Kevin

9.23.2009

Store launches underpants for left-handed men.

Well, it's about goddamned time.


posted at 3:00 PM by Kevin

9.16.2009

Not many people are aware that "Video are killing in spite of the fact that radio star" was the first video shown on the MTV.


posted at 9:53 PM by Kevin

9.12.2009

If we learned anything from the old cartoons, it's that Alice the Goon loves Popeye. She would say "I love Popeye" over and over in that nasal, unintelligible goon-speak of hers, sounding not unlike the unseen adults on Charlie Brown shows.

Studies have shown that one of the healthiest things you can be doing is to repeat "I love Popeye, I love Popeye" as often as possible, imitating not the voice of Alice the Goon, but the reliable, objective timbre of your favorite news anchor. You can do this while relaxing at home, getting in your reps at the gym, or during brief pauses in company meetings when no one else is speaking.


posted at 8:10 PM by Kevin

9.11.2009

Boy, it stings to find out that I'm bitter against God =(
But thank heavens that good Christian witness was kind enough to open my eyes =D
If only I had a wholesome Chick tract to tell me what I should do =\


posted at 2:20 PM by Kevin

9.08.2009

Kick my ass the day my own photo takes up half my homepage.


posted at 11:34 AM by Kevin

9.02.2009

Remember in "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" how at the end, the apes revolted and took over? If I had been in charge of some of those apes, that never would have happened. I'd have been tough, but fair.


posted at 4:03 AM by Kevin

8.31.2009

I'm sure we've all heard this a few dozen times, haven't we?


posted at 3:58 PM by Kevin

8.29.2009

"Finally, all the fictional bands and singers from TV and movies listed in one convenient, scarily obsessive place."


posted at 11:27 PM by Kevin

8.26.2009

It's awful seeing guys conducting their disgusting "fantasy football" draft in a public place, as if all those NFL players are just pieces of meat to be haggled over.

Also, I admire and respect how restaurant men's rooms often have a newspaper posted above the urinals. Except it's always the front page - never the want ads.


posted at 8:47 PM by Kevin

8.23.2009

I hope I don't forget to be absolutely enchanting.


posted at 10:19 PM by Kevin

8.20.2009

As recently as a hundred years ago, people were clamoring for a yogurt that would regulate their bowels, yet their earnest hopes went unrealized. Today, you and I are truly, truly blessed to live in such a golden age as this.


posted at 1:40 PM by Kevin

8.16.2009

It's time for another trip through the Hall Of Douchebags.


posted at 12:15 AM by Kevin

8.15.2009

It really works. My hiccups went away once I got scared they'd never leave.


posted at 5:58 PM by Kevin

8.11.2009

Tonight's Dale Gribble Special:

The PROMIS Of DAYLIGHT And The ORACLE 8i

"To most Americans, the financial malaise gripping this country is completely unrelated to the world's 'Pandemic Flu' ­ but those who feel this way are simply naïve and un-informed. The truth is, the world's 'Power Elite' have engineered both conditions as part of their computer-driven model for their ultimate centralization of power. Make no mistake, nothing concerning the economic meltdown and the lab-created flu pandemic is 'natural' ­ it is completely and totally happening by DESIGN."


posted at 3:15 AM by Kevin

8.08.2009

"No, daughter - Malachi 4. Not Malachor V."


posted at 11:18 PM by Kevin

8.06.2009

Pics and videos taken with infra-red surveillance gear by a crop circle enthusiast in Wiltshire County last month.


posted at 4:59 PM by Kevin

When someone claims "PRINCE WILLIAMS IS THE ANTI-CHRIST", you can bet the farm that they know what they're talking about. Case Closed.


posted at 3:14 PM by Kevin

8.05.2009

How many internet forum members does it take to change a lightbulb?

1- to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has been changed
14- to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the light bulb could have been changed differently
7- to caution about the dangers of changing light bulbs
1- to move it to the Lighting section
2- to argue then move it to the Electricals section
7- to point out spelling/grammar errors in posts about changing light bulbs
5- to flame the spell checkers
3- to correct spelling/grammar flames
6- to argue over whether it's "lightbulb" or "light bulb" ... another 6 to condemn those 6 as stupid
2- industry professionals to inform the group that the proper term is "lamp"
15- know-it-alls who claim they were in the industry, and that "light bulb" is perfectly correct
19- to post that this forum is not about light bulbs and to please take this discussion to a lightbulb forum
11- to defend the posting to this forum saying that we all use light bulbs and therefore the posts are relevant to this forum
36- to debate which method of changing light bulbs is superior, where to buy the best light bulbs, what brand of light bulbs work best for this technique and what brands are faulty
7- to post URL's where one can see examples of different light bulbs
4- to post that the URL's were posted incorrectly and then post the corrected URL's
3- to post about links they found from the URL's that are relevant to this group which makes light bulbs relevant to this group
13- to link all posts to date, quote them in their entirety including all headers and signatures, and add "Me too"
5- to post to the group that they will no longer post because they cannot handle the light bulb controversy
4- to say "didn't we go through this already a short time ago?"
13- to say "do a Google search on light bulbs before posting questions about light bulbs"
17 - to say they have the best brand lightbulb and accuse the rest of being fanboys
1- forum lurker to respond to the original post 6 months from now and start it all over again.


posted at 1:45 PM by Kevin

7.31.2009

Last night I dreamed that the old Monty Python feature "Storage Jars" was actually about storage batteries. It was slightly more informative, though less amusing.


posted at 1:39 AM by Kevin

7.29.2009

Body Language Lesson #16b: You can always tell when a man is dismayed - look for him to try scratching his back with his pipe.
(Mr. Presley's wardrobe courtesy of the My Three Sons collection.)


posted at 2:56 PM by Kevin

7.25.2009

Man those wiki moderators can be pretty darned uptight.


posted at 2:29 AM by Kevin

7.24.2009

If you see me on the 8pm news, it's because someone who looks like me may or may not have illegitimately accompanied my nephew's girlfriend into an R-rated movie without staying to view it with them. (According to the employee at the box office, said movie was entitled "The Orphanage".)
I've got to lay low, so this may be my last post for a while.


posted at 10:08 PM by Kevin

7.18.2009

I'm waiting for them to come out with a friends network for alcoholics, called Shitfacebook.


posted at 5:54 PM by Kevin

Only coupler more days 'til Teenage Nephews ship in from up yonder. Then we can clean up this dang town proper!


posted at 5:37 PM by Kevin

7.10.2009

Wow - I might would've actually voted, had I been aware that one of the candidates had two left hands.


posted at 3:17 PM by Kevin

7.08.2009

Remember: when someone says "You're welcome", always say "Thank You".


posted at 6:43 PM by Kevin

7.07.2009

Here's the rundown on the revamped state of things in Gotham City resulting from last year's Batman R.I.P. story.


posted at 2:51 PM by Kevin

6.29.2009

Once back in 1970, DC Comics featured a fascinating reader survey, so they'd "know who you are and what you think is groovy".


posted at 8:17 PM by Kevin

6.26.2009

A new crop glyph showed up last weekend at England's infamous Milk Hill site.


posted at 1:08 AM by Kevin

6.25.2009

You can't beat this with a stick:

<< MuadDib, i say this with sincerity and do not intend to sound mean or rude, but perhaps you need to study the bible more. sit down, read the scriptures, cry out to god and commune with the divine in seclusion and solitude. it seems you are in dire need of completing a thorough and substantial spiritual endeavor with god and his holy scriptures >>

It's uncanny, because I was born again just yesterday and have never, ever done any of those things =D


posted at 2:25 PM by Kevin

6.23.2009

NASCAR Bombing of the Moon may create conflict with ET's, UFO's.

Jebus H, what is it with rednecks and explosions?!


posted at 3:13 PM by Kevin

6.20.2009

My hero.


posted at 11:21 PM by Kevin

6.15.2009

"The original Captain America is finally coming back."

I, for one, am shocked. Shocked and stunned.


posted at 4:20 PM by Kevin

6.14.2009

You know how when you're at Wal-Mart and you notice yourself on the TV monitor, so you decide to act out a clever idea for a sitcom, in which you'll say "Oh no you don't!" and your kid is supposed to fall into water, but you can't get her to play along? Any suggestions?


posted at 12:22 AM by Kevin

6.04.2009

Why there's different rules for some people, I do not know. On the one hand, you have a diligent, dedicated company manager, on call essentially 24/7, who once in a while fails to be sterling-goddamn-perfect on the phone with some of the lower level employees, mostly due to the high pressure and high volume of her workload, combined with the inefficiency of said employees upon whom she relies for important data.
And yet these same people, whom she's always having to chase down for time-sensitive reports, can whine to the owner that the manager was "short" with them on the phone, and the owner is suddenly in the manager's face demanding better teamwork and positive communication skills from her. Nevermind that the owner, too, has been complaining about the same inept peons for weeks and months yet for some reason refuses to clean house and hire someone reliable.

Beats me. Sometimes you just can't win. If you're good, you need to be *better*. But if you're a useless baby, you get naptime and a lolipop and a free paycheck for showing up.


posted at 1:43 AM by Kevin

6.02.2009

Microsoft Word dares to tell me that "indefinity" isn't a word, but "indefiniteness" is. That sucks. I'm going with indefinity.


posted at 4:27 AM by Kevin

6.01.2009

Who-a dinnit ever love Father Guido Sarducci?


posted at 8:20 PM by Kevin

5.24.2009

From News of the Weird:

"John Angeline was charged with fatally running over gas station attendant Haeng Soon Yang in Mossy Rock, Wash., in April after she tried to stop him from leaving without paying for $34 in fuel. Angeline, captured nearby, explained to police that he had run over the woman because she looked like she was about to 'cast a spell' on him. [KOMO-TV (Seattle), 4-7-09]"


posted at 3:18 PM by Kevin

5.20.2009

Interesting article here discusses the Large Hadron Collider at Cern in light of ancient religious premises. Includes a mayan drawing of the serpent god Quetzalcoatl emerging from an 8-spoked symbol which may or may not look like the LHC.


posted at 2:44 AM by Kevin

5.16.2009

It's kind of tempting to try and get back into shape to play hockey again, just so I can shout "OW!" every time I make a save.


posted at 9:39 PM by Kevin

5.13.2009

disturbingauctions.com


posted at 2:59 PM by Kevin

5.07.2009

Physicists Prove That Vampires Could Not Exist.

Shyeah, right. These eggheads need to stick to their nucular radiation and magnets and leave proving-stuff-about-vampires to the rest of us.


posted at 3:15 PM by Kevin

5.04.2009

I'm gonna be filthy vile rich when I create a new line of action figures called Boyfriends of the Old West. Each cowbeau has a spring-loaded arm triggered by a button on his back for realistic quick-draw action. Come evening, replace the gun in his hand with flowers.


posted at 12:48 PM by Kevin

4.30.2009

American journalists trained to ignore paranormal

(Includes a delightful account of "a very drunk President and Mrs. Ford".)


posted at 4:29 PM by Kevin

4.29.2009

The 5 Most Underrated Simpsons Characters

It's good to find others who hold such appreciation for that one Arnie Pye comeback.


posted at 8:37 PM by Kevin

4.26.2009

Dear diary,
I sometimes end up with church people on the internet calling me an "asshole" without my even trying. You would hope that people who get outraged over some nobody preaching mildly against the grain would notice that their responses are so very incongruent with their religious claims, to the point that it might open their eyes. Perhaps not.
Anyway, your lunch is ready.


posted at 10:37 PM by Kevin

It's probably still a good idea to tell mad scientists they'll never get away with it even if deep down inside you kind of suspect they will.


posted at 6:36 PM by Kevin

4.22.2009

Wade Phillips Excited About Upcoming NFL Giraffe


posted at 1:24 PM by Kevin

4.08.2009

Jacuzzis aren't as weird as they sound. It's just a fancy word for "walk-in toilet".


posted at 3:28 PM by Kevin

4.07.2009

Is it me, or has Klimpy's Porkloaf Platter gotten smaller?


posted at 12:46 AM by Kevin

4.05.2009

Nothing whets the imagination like Perry Mason comics translated into German.


posted at 4:45 AM by Kevin

3.31.2009

Terrell Owens Career Highlights


posted at 12:21 PM by Kevin

3.29.2009

Part 2 features multiple disgusting displays of fondness (so be sure to crank the volume). I'll go ahead and spoil the ending for you: the daughter casts a spell by naming every food in the house, which summons the voice of her mother as a disembodied astral construct.


posted at 10:27 AM by Kevin

For all my various homegirls. . .
Look for your mom to have this special talk with you when you turn 30 like the daughter in the film.


posted at 2:10 AM by Kevin

3.28.2009

Lol - I forgot about this one. . .

Quote of the week from back in January:

"Asshole you know nothing of Yeshua."

(Directed at me regarding a point I was making about our need to abandon churchy, self-righteous bullshit and be real.)


posted at 2:59 AM by Kevin

3.27.2009

"Please allow me to share with you how 'The Secret' changed my life and in a very real and substantive way allowed me to overcome a severe crisis in my personal life. . ."

Best book review ever.


posted at 7:49 PM by Kevin

3.26.2009

I have no initial reason not to feel somewhat optimistic about this ambitious new Three Stooges project.


posted at 1:48 AM by Kevin

3.24.2009

Beware The Phantom!


posted at 4:38 PM by Kevin

3.21.2009

Only *deluxe* tools like me are lame enough to wait in line for 25 minutes with their kid at midnight to buy some kind of shiny round thing.


posted at 12:57 AM by Kevin

3.17.2009

Based on this preview art, I can only assume the new X-Men story arc features Gary Busey taking over as Wolverine.


posted at 11:57 AM by Kevin

3.16.2009

Who can blame Jay Cutler for wanting to be traded to another team? They hurt his feelings when he was mentioned as trade-bait during the past few weeks, because he didn't want to be traded. So now he does, and I'm totally in his corner on this. I don't think those guys in Denver's front office know what they're doing. . .weren't they paying attention when Cutler claimed he has the strongest arm in the league?!
Sometimes a 25-year-old just has to roll up his sleeves and whine for anyone to take him serious. God bless you, Jay - you're one of the good ones.


posted at 1:03 PM by Kevin

3.15.2009

Controversial article about the controversy surrounding the alleged use of the name of Jesus Christ to terminate alleged alien abduction episodes.

(Now with 20% more Controversy*)

*allegedly


posted at 2:04 PM by Kevin

3.14.2009

For two months now, I've had Homeboy's copy of Watchmen sitting on my shelf pleading with me to read it before seeing the movie. And I'm a-gonna. I swear.


posted at 11:08 AM by Kevin

3.11.2009

Quote of the day. . .

"Moon was full last night"

"Well, in the USA it was full, but I'm in Europe."


posted at 7:32 PM by Kevin

This is about what it boils down to, but mainstream church-bots are dead-set on defending their warped, poisoned version of the Father at all cost (because examining apparent contradictions is a serious no-no).


posted at 6:08 PM by Kevin

3.08.2009

"Illinois State Police say the pastor gunned down at a church in a St. Louis suburb used a Bible to deflect the first of four rounds fired during his Sunday sermon."

That's pretty amazing - most people just use it to deflect honest questions or logic.


posted at 5:12 PM by Kevin

3.07.2009

Life is too short to be seeing Brendan Fraser movies.


posted at 9:30 PM by Kevin

3.03.2009

Also, don't bother turning their orange plasma header graphic 90° counterclockwise, because it doesn't look anything like the torso of a woman.


posted at 5:46 PM by Kevin

I can't believe they'd give away a quote this valuable for free!


posted at 3:57 PM by Kevin

Yeah. Wow.


posted at 3:33 PM by Kevin

Some people are so fascinating, you simply cannot look away.


posted at 12:41 PM by Kevin

2.28.2009

You know you're on the cutting edge when they're only just now advertising the butter you've always liked.


posted at 4:31 PM by Kevin

2.26.2009

I think I'm gonna market Practice Yahtzee. It'll be just like regular Yahtzee, except it doesn't count.


posted at 5:57 PM by Kevin

2.25.2009

New joke: The manager of a high-volume business in a high-stress industry set up her Outlook email preferences to display a light blue background on her company emails. This was four years ago. So today, the pompous, high-maintenance company owner angrily calls her and demands that she change that background to white, saying "You are wasting all my blue ink!"

That one definitely belongs on a Bazooka Joe wrapper.


posted at 5:14 PM by Kevin

2.24.2009

It's sad how much dust the TV collects just sitting there. It's been forever since we took it outside and played catch with it.


posted at 9:59 PM by Kevin

2.23.2009

Deep within man's primal instincts lies the impulse to calculate how much money he's saved by going a year without a haircut. Those visits to one's grooming technician every 5 weeks can add up, but a complication arises when you realize there are other factors to be considered, such as an increase in shampoo consumption. So forget it.


posted at 1:46 PM by Kevin

2.18.2009

I stumbled across this old transcription of a bible study by Vernon "David Koresh" Howell. Quite interesting - it's pretty obvious where he's going by the end of the script, alluding to his belief that he himself personally is named in scripture as God's ultimate prophet (which he conveniently changed his own name to. What are the odds?)

The bit where they're trying to guess how far it is to Israel is somehow hysterical.


[Keywords: HFS, delusional sickoid]


posted at 2:30 AM by Kevin

2.17.2009

Not many music videos are labeled as The Best Music Video Ever Made, but this one may actually be deserving.


posted at 8:07 PM by Kevin

2.15.2009

Nobody ever shoots me or stabs me :(


posted at 10:18 PM by Kevin

2.13.2009

If there was a foreign guy on your oil rig named Quam, and you worked on an oil rig, you should probably try to be a little nicer to him than that burly guy Dan is. Dan isn't even the foreman - he's just a big insecure jerk. Who gives a damn what his girlfriend looks like.


posted at 9:51 PM by Kevin

2.11.2009

Since when are the Cub Scouts allowed to file a counter-suit?! I didn't expect it to get this ugly.


posted at 12:12 PM by Kevin

2.10.2009

Texas' favorite English teacher remains in Poland.
His blog entries are the best.


posted at 1:00 PM by Kevin

2.02.2009

Quite a Super Bowl, no? And boy, did I eat! Is there *anything* that goes better with football than rye toast-points and unflavored broth?


posted at 11:08 AM by Kevin

1.31.2009

"It took just two to three hours for timid grasshoppers in a lab to morph into gregarious locusts after they were injected with serotonin."

So that's their game: SSRI's for bugs. I've been a mere test subject all this time. Sons of bitches.


posted at 3:23 PM by Kevin

1.29.2009

UK doctor admits 'cello scrotum' hoax.

I knew it! Because there's no such thing as a "scrotum"!


posted at 3:27 PM by Kevin

1.25.2009

If there was a movie called "Fangs of the Mummy II", you think it would have the same guy who starred in the first one? They could have re-did his contract, or maybe he moved on to a different project. It happens.


posted at 3:28 PM by Kevin

1.19.2009

I'm pretty certain that Steve Martin is being blackmailed.


posted at 4:30 AM by Kevin

1.10.2009

So when my life partner took me to some bistro called the Texas Land and Cattle Steakhouse, I didn't know exactly what kind of decor to expect. . .maybe a lot of pastels, or plaid? Definitely not more steer horns and branding irons than I ever knew existed! Well, they can just take their little Texas theme and walk it straight back to wherever they came from.


posted at 8:58 PM by Kevin

I thought the football only had to break the plane of the 8 yard-line. . .?!


posted at 4:54 PM by Kevin

12.29.2008

See? It's all good.


posted at 6:38 PM by Kevin

How It Works .... The Computer is exemplary of my greatest literary ambitions.


posted at 11:11 AM by Kevin

12.27.2008

They's stupid down over at the Kroger's. They got pistachios on the shelf with a label says "$2.99", but they been ringin' up at "2 for $3". Plus, there's a freaking coupon on 'em.
Buncha MO-rons. Yeah, I'll take their snacks for practically free.


posted at 10:50 PM by Kevin

12.23.2008

Poor Casper. . .no matter what he tries, he's always intangible.


posted at 10:09 PM by Kevin

12.19.2008

This guy just called me a "delusional fuck tard" over something sarcastic I said (about someone else) which he took serious.

If the sting doesn't go away soon, I'm gonna have to make a collage of myself just to feel better.


posted at 3:00 PM by Kevin

12.14.2008

So my kid's making a sandwich, and I tell her "Mustard is a colloid", and she doesn't seem to care!
WTF?!


posted at 1:59 PM by Kevin

If you go to the movies to see Doubt, and they show the trailer for Revolutionary Road, be sure at some point to exclaim really loudly about the amazing quality of CGI these days.


posted at 3:17 AM by Kevin

12.12.2008

One subject they don't preach on enough is that Jesus ate Honeycomb (Luke 24). . .

"I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life, and I want a BIG cereal!"


posted at 3:48 PM by Kevin

12.11.2008

Jerry Jones Probably Thinking About Signing Michael Vick.


posted at 2:17 PM by Kevin

12.09.2008

Making an F-16 from a cereal box, some Scotch tape, and a penny


posted at 12:15 AM by Kevin

12.08.2008

They say I'm supposed to get snow tomorrow, but right now, I have about 70°.
They may think they know me, but they don't.


posted at 5:34 PM by Kevin

12.07.2008

No matter what your favorite show is, the best episode is always that one where McKenzie's partner gets killed 2 days before his retirement, sparking a vendetta that leads to all-out war in the streets.


posted at 9:30 AM by Kevin

11.24.2008

Vacation is the thing. They have TV here, and we watched the Dolphins game in Spanish, and a Disney movie ("Henry Potter and the Fist of Mylanta", I think).

Also, I never would have guessed that the locals' favorite saying is "Sir, this is NOT a nude beach!"


posted at 9:08 PM by Kevin

11.21.2008

Anybody like Goth/Industrial?



posted at 2:29 AM by Kevin

11.14.2008

If we American drivers would just hang up our stupid cell phones and concentrate on flossing, our teeth would be so much healthier.


posted at 8:50 AM by Kevin

Then there was that time Emmanuel said that Raul wasn't a real Mexican. Raul didn't seem to care, so maybe it was true.


posted at 6:14 AM by Kevin

11.11.2008

I'm totally in the zone.

(That isn't dangerous, is it?)


posted at 4:34 PM by Kevin

11.10.2008

So it seems that as of 2 weeks ago, AOL canned all their members' homepages, with little notice. I'll be sifting through the wreckage here & there to see what I want to bother rebuilding. For now, the fine people at Bravenet have agreed to host my Archives, so the world doesn't have to struggle along without my touching sentiments from days gone by. Re-uploadifying music will prolly be next, but who knows.


posted at 2:19 PM by Kevin

11.08.2008

A childhood friend of mine was murdered by an intruder back in 1992. Apparently, his fiancé's dad was a pastor, and featured the incident in a book he wrote.


posted at 4:30 AM by Kevin

11.07.2008

If you're sending an email to some guy, you can sarcastically call him "Sire" instead of "Sir", and claim it was a mere typo if they get bent out of shape over it.

Life just gets better and better.


posted at 11:47 AM by Kevin

11.04.2008

So I read on TV that these election guys are having some kind of race, and they were questioning whether younger voters would have the patience to stick around and vote if the lines are long, which could effect the outcome. But they musta forgot that today's yuppies have all their fancy iPhones and e-machines and A-Rods, and prolly don't mind waiting around like they would have in the old days.

As for me, I'm not even gonna try to go out in this. 75°F doesn't sound bad, but imagine the windchill.


posted at 5:42 PM by Kevin

11.01.2008

From the year 1964: Devo is self-replicating!

Clearly the Smart Patrol has access to devolutionary time-travel, and preceded themselves in some sort of temporal decay loop.


posted at 11:46 PM by Kevin

10.28.2008

Quote of the Week:

"Maybe mentally, but not stomachly."


posted at 1:45 PM by Kevin

10.26.2008

There's an update with pics of the upcoming Star Trek prequel.
Doesn't look horrible, I guess.

(Like it matters.)


posted at 1:40 AM by Kevin

10.25.2008

Mike Alstott's number 40 jersey was retired by the Buccaneers last week.
This play from 1997 is generally recognized as exemplifying his career.


posted at 6:50 PM by Kevin

10.20.2008

Heroes was pretty good tonight. Suresh said the phrase "my father's research" for the first time in forever.


posted at 11:09 PM by Kevin

10.12.2008

Man, that lady on that one commercial was so busted. They KNEW it was a Glade Plug-In™!


posted at 1:57 AM by Kevin

10.11.2008

The self-help bestseller of yesteryear.


posted at 3:53 PM by Kevin

10.06.2008

Don't let anyone try to tell you that Mary Lou's outburst here isn't perfectly healthy.


posted at 12:56 AM by Kevin

10.05.2008

Site o' the Week:
men who look like old lesbians


posted at 1:26 PM by Kevin

10.03.2008

I still haven't watched last night's VP debate, but I'm going to post this anyway.


posted at 5:55 PM by Kevin

9.29.2008

Both of our cats have whatever it's called when your owner can't trick you into climbing into the freezer.


posted at 6:28 PM by Kevin

9.26.2008

"Disney has just confirmed to IESB that Depp in fact is officially signed on to play TONTO in the Lone Ranger film"

Tonto's going to be utterly precious!


posted at 3:58 PM by Kevin

9.20.2008

"But Aquaman, you cannot marry a woman without gills - you're from two different worlds!"


posted at 3:46 AM by Kevin

9.16.2008

Kat Deluna booed after singing National Anthem.
Whoever the hell she is, it was awful. Fortunately, there's a video provided.


posted at 10:55 PM by Kevin

9.12.2008

Tonya Harding shot JFK.

Because she's Lee Harvey Oswald reincarnated. It's on the internet, so I figure it's true.


posted at 12:51 PM by Kevin

9.08.2008

Blog: A life of alien abduction


posted at 4:59 PM by Kevin

9.07.2008

This one is a pretty original premise, as you rarely see vampires taking on rough terrain.


posted at 3:45 PM by Kevin

9.02.2008

So this evening I watched the replay of the Super Bowl from seven months ago. I didn't mention it at the time, but I was totally baffled by the Patriots' decision to forego a not-unreasonable 48- or 50-yard field goal attempt and instead try to gain 13 yards on 4th down. But now, I question even more their previous play on 3rd and 7 from the Giants' 25. . .in a low scoring game, you simply cannot afford to lose yardage in that area of the field, yet Tom Brady was sacked for 6 yards. Whatever Brady was looking for that play, he should have been fully prepared to throw the ball away and preserve a chance at a 42 yard kick. The best call there would have been a QB sneak, but I'm not some fancy city feller on the TV, so bear in mind I may not know what I'm talking about.


posted at 11:41 PM by Kevin

9.01.2008

Here's an interesting article on linguistic declension which I ran across while looking up the plural form of "apparatus".


posted at 4:19 AM by Kevin

8.31.2008

"When you Got it - Flaunt it"

Who wouldn't cling desperately to Edward?!


posted at 5:27 PM by Kevin

8.27.2008

This depiction is completely true-to-life. Only the old west's toughest, meanest gunslingers wore polka-dot Wonder Bread™ bandanas and high-heeled boots.


posted at 4:58 PM by Kevin

8.25.2008

I have re-recorded What I'm Saying. The initial version was anemic. The new improved version is like that dog food you add water to and it makes its own gravy.


posted at 2:35 AM by Kevin

8.24.2008

"I am not a two-timer!"

Of course you are. How could that many rancid frumps be wrong?

(Next issue: Ensnared by DR. COLOSSUS!)


posted at 12:11 AM by Kevin

8.15.2008

Alas. . .this one got past me.


posted at 11:20 AM by Kevin

From Where Do We Get The Word "Church"?

"Kirke or Circe was the daughter of the Sun god, who was famous for taming wild animals for her circus. But get ready for this: Circe is pictured holding a golden cup in her hand mixed with wine and drugs, by which she controlled the kings of the world. Now where have we heard that before?"


posted at 12:43 AM by Kevin

8.12.2008

What's so "awful" about creating an unstoppable army of space-age muscle men? Just 'cuz I thought of it first?!


posted at 7:38 PM by Kevin

8.10.2008



posted at 8:32 PM by Kevin

If you was Deputy, and you seen rustlers camped just t'other side of Coyote Ridge, would you tell the Sheriff, or try to head 'em off y'own self?
It's for this. . .friend I have.


posted at 3:54 AM by Kevin

8.04.2008

Three or four years ago, [Adult Swim] wanted that everybody should send them a minute or so of original music to play during their bumps. I sent them this thing. I rarely watch anymore, so I dunno if'n they ever played it.


posted at 9:23 PM by Kevin

8.03.2008

So I'm reading a book that's considered mildly controversial within christendom, and just came to the statement "The Lord spoke to me one day and told me that religions are just play-pens to keep us from trouble until we mature enough to climb over the bars and follow our Father".

That's good stuff, yo.


posted at 2:11 AM by Kevin

7.27.2008

Random pic of one *badass* hombré.


posted at 2:02 PM by Kevin

7.25.2008

It's Friday night, kids - and you all know what that means. . .


posted at 10:03 PM by Kevin

7.21.2008

Apparently they're trying modernize Archie comics. Notice that like his girlfriend, the captain of the high school sports team has clearly treated himself to a facelift, yet he neglects his gamma-powered eyebrows.


posted at 1:17 PM by Kevin

7.20.2008



Go ahead - click on it.


posted at 8:42 PM by Kevin

7.18.2008

Gummi lighthouses.


posted at 3:43 PM by Kevin

7.13.2008

"From ancient times, pagans had used the 'T' cross image, the initial letter of Tammuz, as a protector and an amulet. This symbol spread to the nations and took on various forms. The fallen church MIXED these superstitious uses of crosses with the cross of Christ.".

I guess Maeby knew what she was talking about after all.


posted at 11:44 AM by Kevin

7.11.2008

When I was the Customer Service Lead, I tried at one point to encourage my employees to engage in maximum utilization of all of our available resources to solve problems, a concept I liked to call "Maxilization". Sadly, the idea didn't catch on. My attempts to get people to think for themselves a little and grow beyond the need for babysitting always failed. All I wanted was to be able to compile the boss' special reports without having to stop and field questions like "Kebin, what do this customer want?" (when the answer is clearly "Um, I wouldn't know. How about you ask him.")

Someday, maxilization will be indispensible to the business world, and then you'll all come crawling back. But I'll be out on a boat somewhere. In a luxurious fur coat.


posted at 3:01 PM by Kevin

7.10.2008

How Stuff Works: The Joker


posted at 3:00 PM by Kevin

7.06.2008

HOLD ONTO YOUR HATS: An Interview you don't want to miss

I was hoping it would be Lance Bass, but it's actually an "insider Physicist" talking about aliens, secret technological advances, and compound rips in time/space.
Fine, then.


posted at 12:41 AM by Kevin

6.30.2008

Apparently, some guy named Lex Gabinia was pivotal in leading to the rise of Julius Caesar and her reign as dictator over Rome.


posted at 3:15 PM by Kevin

6.29.2008

I'm seeing a tremendous possibility for online performance art with World Of Warcraft. Anything from giving your character a little kid name like Billy Peterson, and going around asking random players where babies come from, to naming yourself Multi-Level Mage and asking everybody "HELLO FRIEND! ARE YOUR TEETH AS WHITE AS THEY COULD BE?"
I bet it would be really satisfying to announce to the WoW community, "I'm not ready for my co-workers to hear this, but I want you all to know that I AM OFFICIALLY GAY. It feels so great to finally open up about my true feelings!"

Making people uncomfortable is more appealing to me than the route my daughter has chosen, which involves informing the hardcore nerds of Azeroth that it isn't real.


posted at 11:41 PM by Kevin

6.27.2008

Several years ago, there was a commercial showing that Zima gets grass clippings off of you and onto some other people.

Did they ever figure out what caused that?


posted at 10:13 AM by Kevin

6.26.2008

Ladies and gentlemen, The Ray Wall Band.

Tongue-in-cheek camp, or not, I can't endorse any of this.


posted at 2:21 PM by Kevin

6.22.2008

Top 100 Fundie Quotes

Wow. Do these people dismay anybody besides me?


posted at 12:51 PM by Kevin

6.21.2008

So while watching the worst Shrek movie ever this evening, I realized that the new Hulk looks quite a bit like he did in the comics when Rob Liefeld drew him. I've been searching online for images that would confirm this for me, and while I don't have anything yet, I did find this interesting discussion of Liefeld's artwork.


posted at 9:37 PM by Kevin

It's good when you know your neighbor's got your back.



(Captain America's secret identity was never all that secret, anyway.)


posted at 2:54 PM by Kevin

6.17.2008

EVERY TIME I TRY TO FLIP CHANNELS TO SEE IF GARY COLEMAN AND ANN B. DAVIS HAVE GOTTEN THEMSELVES HANDCUFFED TOGETHER, BUT THERE'S NO KEY! AND THEN DICK VAN DYKE HAS TO PERFORM AN EMERGENCY AUTOPSY TO GET THEM APART, JUST IN TIME FOR THE BIG RECITAL. AMEN.


posted at 12:34 PM by Kevin

6.16.2008

So I'm reading online about some of the aspects of the Morrowind world I haven't yet experimented with, and am told that the game has the following bug: "If you are also a Werewolf and catch Vampirism you will turn into a werewolf with a vampire head. Apart from the optical nuisance, there are several errors in Attribute calculations."

"Optical nuisance"?! Sounds more like potentially one of the greatest obscure gaming experiences ever sought after. I think my Blackula is gonna head north for a bad case of Sanies Lupinus.


posted at 5:15 PM by Kevin

6.13.2008

Fourteen years ago, O.J. Simpson's double murder charges dominated the news during the week my daughter was born. To this day, I get the warm-fuzzies every time I see the Juice in handcuffs.


posted at 10:09 AM by Kevin

6.09.2008



EARTHLINGS: Gaze upon your new Super Bowl. Fear it.

I've been eyeing its construction, since I pass by every so often, and not once have I ever seen any of the players helping. How typical.


posted at 6:03 PM by Kevin

So, New Harbingers of Pith received a message from a BigTime Entertainment agent, saying we'd fit in fine at the gig he's putting together for 93.3 FM ("The Bone"). Sadly, I had to tell him that it's just me, and there is no band. Or concert. Or radio station. (Although, I didn't have the heart to inform him that he's not really a booking agent, but actually an Iraq veteran with PTSD).


posted at 2:55 AM by Kevin

6.03.2008



I just about had an accident the first time I saw this. What do you see? I see a political statement. It's quite obvious what kind of resident this apartment complex welcomes: BLACK people. Black couples with one child and no faces, to be exact. Not white people, brown people, green people, or anybody of *any* appearance other than jet black. Not even black people with zero children, or several children, or any singles.

Etc.

Is there anything more satisfying than Disgust? Seriously, if more people would over-react, we could change the world.


posted at 3:19 PM by Kevin

5.30.2008

"Entertainment is used to indoctrinate or spread disinformation."



posted at 4:59 PM by Kevin

For a few weeks now, we've been letting our cat come and go as she pleases. At times, we won't see her until the next day, prompting Wife to joke that perhaps there's some other family that takes her in at night. It's not funny to me, though, so I'm sure you'll agree that this leaves me no alternative but to write "FUCK YOU" on her flea collar.


posted at 4:11 PM by Kevin

5.24.2008

I thought George Bush got made the election guy this time. Why do they keep changing it?


posted at 6:28 AM by Kevin

5.21.2008

I feel grief in my bosom for anyone who hasn't bought a new vacuum cleaner in the past 15 years. Our old Dirt Devil gave out yesterday, so we replaced it this evening with a less expensive machine. Let me tell you that for the past 45 minutes, cleaning the floors has been a delight, which is a word I don't just toss around anymore. Those of you who have an extra $50 or $75 lying around are encouraged to go out and treat yourself to a new Eureka or Hoover. Truly, my friend, you and I are living in the Golden Age of sustained suction technology.


posted at 11:23 PM by Kevin

5.11.2008

If any of you have racist grandparents, you might consider indulging their backwoods ignorance by signing them up for some inbred redneck white supremacist newsletter. It'll make them feel special :)


posted at 2:51 AM by Kevin

5.09.2008

Well, those Waxahachie brothers really know their Speed Racer. From the fact that Trixie automatically knew how to pilot a helicopter and had the means to obtain one, to the exquisite xylophone work throughout the score, this film had everything it should've. Even a cameo by Peter Hernandez, who first imported and voiced Speed back in the 60s.
My only serious problem was the disregard for the fact that upon entering a race he was forbidden to drive, Speed didn't use his real name - he entered under the inconspicuous persona of "Happy Doodle". This kind of oversight is unacceptable.

I enjoyed the movie, and never ever wish to see it again.


posted at 10:40 PM by Kevin

5.07.2008

So me an' da boyz have entered a VH1-sponsored contest in hopes of somehow appearing onstage wth Yes. There's no open voting, but keep your phalanges crossed that I get a fair shake. The whole concept of "music videos" is @#$%, and accordingly my entries feature mostly still photos. . .I simply have no desire to embarrass myself like these folks:

"Haunting Me"

"Earth Love"


Real Boy-hood, here I come.
New Harbingers Of Pith


posted at 6:30 PM by Kevin

5.06.2008

I keep hearing this song "Believe" by some band called The Bravery, since apparently the Dallas Stars have adopted it as their theme during the playoffs. I have to say, swiping a Lenny Kravitz song and naming it after another Lenny Kravitz song is a pretty resourceful method of songwriting.


posted at 10:12 PM by Kevin

5.04.2008

"Iron Man" is good. A high-tech update on the Black Sabbath rock opera, it's the classic story of a boy who could not love, until befriended by a magical puppet, etc.


posted at 3:00 AM by Kevin

4.30.2008

So it looks like in the new Hulk movie, the Abomination doesn't have those big pointy aquatic-looking ears.

Why do those Hollywood bastards keep ruining my life?!


posted at 9:06 PM by Kevin

4.26.2008

Do forgive my variety of speech, but I must avouch that this gentleman is prone to behaving rather like a jack's ass.


posted at 4:19 PM by Kevin

4.21.2008

Unless I read this wrong, there is no chance in hell of a Season Three for Venture Brothers.

But at least they mentioned The Pirate Guy. ("Oh. . .wow! No way!")


posted at 4:07 PM by Kevin

If Celebs Moved to Oklahoma.
I lived in Oklahoma, and let me tell you - these are so authentic, it's making me thirsty for some o' that see-through Pepsi.


posted at 3:14 PM by Kevin

4.20.2008

Two women report ghost has been having sex with them


posted at 3:06 PM by Kevin

4.18.2008

Marvel will be creating a Black Panther animated series for cable dreadnaught BET.
I hope they get it right, or rest assured, I'll be on the internet within minutes registering my disgust throughout the world.


posted at 3:10 PM by Kevin

4.17.2008

If you're passing through the mall and a chick at a skin care kiosk stops you to spew her sales pitch, and asks you whether you've heard of the Dead Sea, and after you reply affirmatively, she asks if you know where it's located, you can really shut her up by saying "It's in Nebraska."


posted at 7:57 PM by Kevin

4.16.2008

How the hell did I get to be older than 40?!

Oh yeah. That damn kryptonite-powered temporal field accelerator. Stupid eBay.


posted at 2:58 PM by Kevin

4.15.2008

With the biggest movie stars of yesteryear (Charlton Heston, Elvis, etc.) dropping like flies, it's more important than ever that Clint Eastwood film as many monkey pictures as he can while there's still time.


posted at 3:45 AM by Kevin

4.09.2008

The Simpsons has been dropped from morning TV in Venezuela after being deemed unsuitable for children.

Fortunately, they've replaced it with something educational.


posted at 1:06 PM by Kevin

4.08.2008

Only a few weeks until the beginning of a new comic book mini-series based off of the original Star Trek episode Assignment: Earth.
If you check out the preview artwork, it's really obvious that Teri Garr has been replaced by some random tambourine player from Riverdale.


posted at 12:01 AM by Kevin

4.01.2008

What da hell kinda world we livin' in wit' a RED Huck?!


posted at 11:49 PM by Kevin

3.30.2008

Children in voodoo's power


posted at 2:27 PM by Kevin

3.29.2008

Man Claims He Was Molested by Bigfoot.
Hopefully, this will encourage more of Sasquatch's victims to come forward.


posted at 3:32 PM by Kevin

An editorial discussing the US government's preparations for declaring martial law should they deem it necessary "to detain without recourse millions of its own citizens".


posted at 1:49 AM by Kevin

3.18.2008

Here's an article suggesting that Roswell, with its infamous UFO crash in 1947, is the foundation of the new Babylon, as deduced from a prophecy detailed in the book of Zechariah.
The site as a whole is pretty sizeable, and features some not-unreasonable theories.


posted at 7:49 PM by Kevin

3.11.2008

Stuff White People Like


posted at 8:29 PM by Kevin

3.10.2008

I think a trip to the mall may be in order. It's been far too long since I followed the wife into Victoria's Secret and shouted "OH MY GOD - THIS IS ALL UNDERPANTS!"


posted at 2:03 PM by Kevin

3.06.2008

Frustrated with international policies? Sad over the cancellation of your favorite show? Disgusted with the outcome of Fishomania XII? Check out petitiononline.com for your chance to be heard and make a difference.


posted at 3:41 PM by Kevin

3.04.2008

I remember seeing a PBS special on crystal skulls a few years ago. Like any occult objects, they seem to illicitly embellish and heighten the condemned building known as human nature. Also, there's a welcome mat involved.


posted at 2:02 PM by Kevin

3.02.2008

I'm afraid I may need to increase the subscription price for this blog. I've tried to keep the fee at a minimum and so forth, but I'm not made of sarcastic anecdotes, and frankly, you people are like vampires. If you decide you can't live without this stuff, please click on the PayPal logo to find out what you owe me.


posted at 7:09 PM by Kevin

2.28.2008

It turns out that "modified attack baboons" is the third most common 3-word search string on the internet, behind "residual feces hot-tub" and "giant pygmy cowgirls". Probably.


posted at 10:18 PM by Kevin

A book is underway about farmer Steven L. Gibbs, who claims he received a message from himself from the future, which included a diagram for a time machine called the Sonic Resonator. After building and testing the device, Gibbs renamed it the Hyper Dimensional Resonator and began selling them.

That's horrible. . .farmers having to market electronic merchandise on the side just to make a living.


posted at 5:17 PM by Kevin

I love how some critics of Senator Clinton refer to her as "Hitler-y". Yeah, like THAT'S gonna make me vote for Oksana Baiul.


posted at 4:22 PM by Kevin

2.27.2008

Fremen wannabes. Meh.


posted at 7:31 PM by Kevin

2.24.2008

Yesterday, I was informed that "Tim Ludlow is a baby raper", as painted on an I-30 overpass.
I don't even know who that is, so I'll refrain from commenting until I see some graffiti telling his side of the story.


posted at 2:55 PM by Kevin

2.21.2008

So I treated myself and spent $4 on NCAA Football 2006 for Xbox.

I imagine I'm the kind of video gamer that the industry doesn't care for very much.


posted at 2:09 PM by Kevin

2.20.2008

Initially, when I thought this article said "Have Scientists Discovered a Way of Peeing Into the Future", I was totally on board.


posted at 2:47 PM by Kevin

2.17.2008

Aren't couples supposed to communicate?
Doesn't a wife appreciate when her husband interacts with her?
Then why the hell was she so mad when I woke her up and asked "Wouldn't Aquaman be all pruney?"


posted at 4:47 PM by Kevin

2.11.2008

Allegedly, most of North America is in danger of ultimately exploding and burning due to an accumulation of oxygen in underground natural gas reservoirs. Or somethin'.


posted at 11:50 PM by Kevin

2.07.2008

The first time travellers from the future could materialise on Earth within a few weeks, according to gigantic, radioactive scientists.


posted at 9:15 PM by Kevin

2.05.2008

In other news, this is what old comic books are all about:



posted at 12:44 PM by Kevin

At one point, my wife was friends with this chick who was on General Hospital. Sadly, she wasn't prone to taking very good care of herself.
The real shocker, though, is that she was apparently close enough to John Stamos to assassinate him, but didn't.


posted at 12:10 PM by Kevin

2.01.2008

This ain't real.


posted at 1:58 PM by Kevin

1.28.2008

The word on the Patriots is that they've been able to remain undefeated all season by focusing only on one game at a time. I just have this gut feeling, though, that they're looking past the Giants this weekend to the Pro Bowl on the 10th.


posted at 11:15 PM by Kevin

Jim Nabors really looks like he could go at any time. Everyone loves him from his days as Gomer Pyle. I remember how Gomer would always come up with these crazy inventions that the other kids said would never work, but they finally did work, though not in the way anybody expected. Also he was some kind of singer.


posted at 2:51 PM by Kevin

1.27.2008

You know the phrase "dressed to kill". . .?


posted at 2:40 PM by Kevin

I'll assume that this character has an especially fascinating secret origin story. . .prolly something involving radioactive milk & cookies, or some bizarre soap box derby accident.


posted at 1:57 PM by Kevin

1.21.2008

Well, they're ripping on clowns again. And after all they do for us. What other industry outside of Big Religion, Inc. utilizes the skills of so very many of society's pedophiles?!


posted at 12:37 PM by Kevin

1.20.2008

From News of the Weird:

"TV's Weather Channel recently released a CD comprising 12 of what it called the most popular jazz selections that play on its 'Local on the 8s' weather screens (tunes presumably requested by those who watch the Weather Channel often enough to actually have favorites)."

Is this not the pinnacle of achievement? I don't think I could ever dream that big.


posted at 8:29 AM by Kevin

1.19.2008

Was this guy for real? I have my doubts.
I was really expecting his name to be Tobias.


posted at 10:14 AM by Kevin

1.18.2008

I don't think I ever had this card. I think I would remember the name, like I do other unique names from this season (Horst Muhlmann, Hoyle Granger, etc.)


posted at 8:50 PM by Kevin

1.15.2008

So the new Terminator series on Fox isn't too horrible,which for a TV show is remarkable. Sarah Connor and son John continue their journey towards the future with a new cyborg protector and a reasonable premise of uncertainty on their destiny (which makes sense due to the fluid continuity that a concept like time-travel allows for). John Connor is 15 now, so I'm wondering if he's old enough for his mom to give him the all-important Menopause Talk. . .Surely *all* teenage sons receive an out-of-the-blue explanation by their Mommy about the ordeals of menopause, right? Or was I the only one? I mean, that's not borderline perverted in the least.


posted at 6:13 PM by Kevin

1.14.2008

The prehistoric alignment of world wonders: The Great circle


posted at 12:07 PM by Kevin

1.13.2008

During the second quarter of the Packers-Seahawks game, the referee called a roughing-the-kicker penalty on Green Bay, but he gave the roughing-the-passer signal.

I am too damned fragile to have to deal with that kind of contradiction.


posted at 2:19 AM by Kevin

1.12.2008

This article about the overlooked aspects of the alien presence (entitled "Overlooked Aspects of the Alien Presence") warns of the many factors that could impede our efforts to accurately identify aliens' intents, by posing the question "How can one distinguish between positive aliens and cunning impostors?"
Fortunately, it clarifies for us that "Positive aliens are those who have transcended the vices and limitations that still challenge us, who have attained the heights of spiritual chivalry and serve Creation in the name of freedom, truth, and love. They value spirituality over physicality, respect the freewill of others, and subtly guide us toward fulfilling our spiritual potential without smothering us into becoming dependent on such guidance."

So now we know that beings who appear to fit these criteria can be trusted! You just can't go wrong with subtle guidance toward your spiritual potential. Because "The fulcrum of this timewar rests within us", etc.


posted at 2:58 PM by Kevin

Injun killin' is in my blood. I got it bad. Ever' time I see an injun, or even a cowboy dressed like an injun for some crazy stunt, I just start to shootin' and a-kickin'. Just my nature, I guess. An' after that, I ride around shirtless, lookin' for whisky out in the hills. If'n the weather allows.


posted at 1:23 PM by Kevin

1.09.2008

I remember this Levi's commercial, but I don't recall it having any kind of sexual symbolism. Which is good, because it has none whatsoever.
Anyway, I wore Toughskins™.


posted at 4:10 PM by Kevin

1.07.2008

How sad. . .I just learned that I've been guilty of using "weasel words".
I always try to avoid sounding like a know-it-all, and thus use phrases like "Studies would indicate" or "Some experts claim".

Well, screw that anymore. Now it'll be "I'm right and you suck".


posted at 8:45 PM by Kevin

1.03.2008

Poor, naive Dick. I knew that lousy no-good dame was no good for him.


posted at 2:04 PM by Kevin

12.29.2007

Here's a small sampling of pics claimed to be actual photos of biblical figures, from various sources. Cooool. . .


posted at 12:49 PM by Kevin

12.24.2007

If you were to go to Iran or someplace, and walk the streets wearing an Uncle Sam costume, I wonder whether you'd be spat upon or threatened, or even beaten up or killed. And I wonder would it make any difference if you were a 10' tall Uncle Sam on stilts, like the kind from some parade. . .Would that matter any, or would it be totally wasted on them?
I always wonder about that this time of year.


posted at 3:15 AM by Kevin

12.23.2007

Whenever we go to Applebee's, or Chili's, or Bennigan's, or some similar restaurant Macaroni Grill, and our waiter is a gangly white guy streetwise latino mook, will he always end up being a total spaz who expects us to be his private audience while he pummels us with his "personality" and renders it nearly impossible to pursue a meaningful conversation amongst ourselves? That really seems to be our fate.

I get tired of going out and being expected to happily play right along so that the hyper-sensitive staff isn't uncomfortable serving a godless introvert like me who doesn't act like their newest, bestest buddy =D


posted at 3:35 PM by Kevin

Helpful holiday tip: If you receive a handful of protein bars as part of a Secret Santa gift basket, check to make sure they didn't expire 22 months ago before you start trying to eat one of them.


posted at 4:00 AM by Kevin

12.22.2007

It says here that they estimate that corn is 9000 years old.

Well. Happy birthday, corn!


posted at 5:57 PM by Kevin

12.20.2007

Here's a look at one of the totally non-phallic idols of the ancient Mali empire.


posted at 6:17 PM by Kevin

Something about science and time zones (but no mention of magnets).


posted at 3:46 PM by Kevin

12.19.2007

Barely a day later, I'm already sick of hearing about Britney Spears' daughter.


posted at 7:19 PM by Kevin

12.18.2007

As a Buccaneers fan, I think it's time to demand that they trade Jake Plummer. I've been silent long enough.


posted at 3:50 PM by Kevin

As December wraps up, it's time to swipe The Onion's 2007 timeline.


posted at 1:36 PM by Kevin

12.12.2007



posted at 2:03 PM by Kevin

12.11.2007

When you stop and buy a bouquet of flowers for someone, the temptation to hold it up and tell everyone you see, "I'm gonna get laid!" is just overwhelming.


posted at 11:08 AM by Kevin

12.10.2007

Note to football coaches: when you're clinging to a touchdown lead with just minutes left, and you have the ball and are trying to drain the clock, run the ball instead of passing. Both Tampa Bay (3 games ago against Washington) and Detroit (yesterday vs Dallas) threw an incomplete pass on 3rd down with like 2 minutes left, which stopped the clock. Had they run, even for no gain, that's another 25-30 seconds that would have elapsed, leaving the opponent even less time than they had. Washington fell short in their comeback efforts, but did have adequate time to work with, while Detroit allowed Dallas to score with 18 seconds left - time they should not have had. If you're going to be conservative, do it right and bleed the @#$% clock. Does no one call a quarterback draw anymore?!


posted at 4:29 PM by Kevin

12.08.2007

Researchers can read thoughts to decipher what a person is actually seeing

I only skimmed the article, but it sounds like they've found proof of the elusive 'Jennifer Aniston neuron'.


posted at 1:10 PM by Kevin

This fascinating document is said to have been found on the street in New York, near Marcy & Broadway.

I'm no historian, but this may well prove to be one of the official dispatches sent from George Washington's troops before the British took the city in the latter part of the Revolutionary War.


posted at 12:30 AM by Kevin

12.07.2007

The new neighbors have Life.



I'm calling Homeland Security.


posted at 2:23 PM by Kevin

12.06.2007

Looks like they're really going all-out with the Joker-related promotional stunts for the new Batman movie.


posted at 3:54 PM by Kevin

12.02.2007

From News Of The Weird:

"Japanese adults push their children to save more, but few are buying the piggy bank introduced by the TOMY Co. in November, because, if not fed with savings for a period of time, the bank just explodes, scattering the contents."


posted at 1:54 PM by Kevin

11.30.2007

Genesis: "Watcher of the Skies". For no particular reason.

Also, "Dance On A Volcano".

They really lucked out with Phil Collins sounding almost like Peter Gabriel's (evil) twin.


posted at 11:20 PM by Kevin

11.29.2007

ALIEN ORB EXAMINED MY BABY GIRL -- AND THERE WAS NOTHING I COULD DO!

My only problems with this article are that it isn't brief enough, and doesn't have enough exclamation points.


posted at 1:26 PM by Kevin

11.28.2007

Clearly, *I'm* what's wrong with America.


posted at 2:08 PM by Kevin

11.27.2007

It's really tempting to apply for a job as a bookkeeper, and then show up for the interview wearing beekeeper's gear.


posted at 5:30 PM by Kevin

11.24.2007

Tired of generic, mass-produced ritual robes that tarnish your resplendency or mute the uniqueness of your inner sojourner? Build-a-Ritual-Robe allows you to custom order just the right garment for your spiritual needs.

(Please note that the aforementioned link provided does not constitute an endorsement of bitchcraft by Catch 22 On Cloud 9 or the fine people of Little Debbie Snack Foods, Inc.)


posted at 9:24 PM by Kevin

Only a coupla-three days left to vote for your favorite Simpsons episode. I had to go with "Marge In Chains". . .this one killed me right off the bat with the infomercial for the Juice Loosener, and kept me down throughout, as Homer wore any clothes he could find (old wedding dress, devil costume) when they ran out of clean laundry, and Jimmy Carter was declared History's Greatest Monster.


posted at 12:51 PM by Kevin

11.22.2007

On Thanksgiving, one cannot but share the wealth. . .



posted at 11:07 AM by Kevin

11.21.2007

Your Typical Drug Deal.


posted at 12:53 PM by Kevin

11.20.2007

"Hey, wait, biatch - I'm on your side!"

Deacon Jones (not the football player) crossed his fingers repeatedly, hoping that the ray gun was as substandard as everything else around here.

"I said 'I'm on your side'" he pleaded, as he turned to face both the music, and the weirdo who had taken aim at his innards. But there was no longer anyone there; only a trail of radioactive dust which reminded him of something.

Before beginning his hike back to wherever he had come from, he re-evaluated his orders. The scotch tape keeping the plan intact yellowed and cracked with each neuron that bombarded it.
Those infomercial people would answer for what they done, sending him on this errand of fools. He considered how they had deceived everyone on the squad, and he hated the idea of becoming one of them.

The next time he encountered his prey, he would come clean. "I lied. I'm not on your side." Jones rehearsed this over and over until he forgot why he was walking, what he was wearing, and how awful space food was.

"Biatch."


posted at 12:11 PM by Kevin

11.16.2007

Don't you hate when you pair up with an enviro-buddy, but then they end up just replacing him with a sterile enviro-bot? That would probably happen to me, so why should I even bother?


posted at 3:08 PM by Kevin

11.15.2007

Magical Vagina: a music video that defies description (and reason, and most elements of music).

This is the kind of deliberate Bad that some of us can only dream of creating.


posted at 12:18 AM by Kevin

11.14.2007

A teenage girl kills herself after being harrassed by *adults* who created a phony MySpace profile specifically for the purpose of toying with her emotions.

Holy fucking shit.


posted at 12:03 PM by Kevin

11.09.2007

NFL Star Considered 9/11 a False Flag From Day One

I actually played on the same 7th grade football team as Stepnoski in Tulsa. He knocked me on my ass dozens of times in practice, but I can still walk pretty well. I've read that he's been campaigning for the legalization of marijuana.


posted at 1:49 PM by Kevin

11.07.2007

10 Funniest MPAA Ratings Reasons

(This entry remorselessly swiped from Blinky the Tree Frog)


posted at 1:30 PM by Kevin

11.02.2007



posted at 5:44 PM by Kevin

11.01.2007

The X-Men sucked in the 1960s.

Shyeah, like documentation proves anything.


posted at 2:45 PM by Kevin

10.31.2007

I suddenly find myself under the assumption that no one on our street refers to me as General Vague, like I had previously assumed they did. That's really discouraging.


posted at 1:12 PM by Kevin

10.28.2007

Researchers suggest Iraq war was centrally motivated from an Extraterrestrial-inspired religion.


posted at 9:36 PM by Kevin

Back in junior high school, I really loved Styx. These days, I look back and recognize how bad they were. So I decided to check out some of their newer music, and they're just as cheesy as ever: listen to Captain America, a rugged wank-metal piece from their record that features a giant carrot on the cover.
James Young really needs to be kept away from microphones at all times.


posted at 1:27 AM by Kevin

10.25.2007

"The human race will one day split into two separate species, an attractive, intelligent ruling elite and an underclass of dim-witted, ugly goblin-like creatures, according to a top scientist".

Duh. Anybody with a time machine could have told you this.


posted at 11:27 AM by Kevin

10.22.2007

I saw the most amazing mullet/mustache combination today in the hardware store. I have *got* to start carrying around a camera phone.


posted at 9:37 PM by Kevin

10.19.2007

Jesus' Teaching on Hell: A good study on the intent and meaning of the word "Gehenna" as used by Jesus, which is largely mistranslated to mean what we commonly call "hell". It would appear that he was essentially telling his listeners that unless they repent, it would be Little Bighorn for them. Or that if they refuse to mend their ways, they would face Hiroshima. It seems that Gehenna was a specific place at which specific events had historically occurred to the Israeli people, and its usage was not addressing the eternal fate of individual persons.


posted at 1:31 PM by Kevin

10.18.2007

Roomba-Maker Unveils Kill-Bot

Now we're getting somewhere.


posted at 3:20 PM by Kevin

10.14.2007

If you're gonna write a book, choose a title that begins with 'x' so I can stick it between When Larry Attacks and Yodel Yourself Thin.


posted at 7:56 AM by Kevin

10.10.2007

It came from the 1971 Sears Catalog!


posted at 7:54 PM by Kevin

10.08.2007

Apparently, there was a 6th grade teacher named Mrs. Brotherhood.

That totally sounds like the name of a band.


posted at 2:33 AM by Kevin

10.07.2007

Societal Transformation Through Extraterrestrial Contact by Ed Komarek Big Jim McBob.


posted at 5:00 PM by Kevin

10.03.2007

Female Prime was teasing me about something yesterday, so later I tried convincing her that we got rain while she was across town. I think I made it very clear that if she's gonna pick on me, I have no problem lying to her about the weather.


posted at 12:35 PM by Kevin

10.01.2007

I personally feel that Mary Ann & Ginger should procreate with William Shatner & Leonard Nimoy ASAP, lest we completely lose the bloodlines of everyone's favorite 60's shows.


posted at 12:22 PM by Kevin

9.30.2007

What could be better than going out to eat sushi, and the joint is playing Jon & Vangelis?


posted at 9:24 PM by Kevin

9.28.2007

ZOMBIES WALK AMONG US


posted at 1:50 PM by Kevin

9.27.2007

I often daydream about meeting all sorts of fancy criteria.


posted at 3:20 PM by Kevin

9.24.2007

Every so often, I have this dream in which I'm back working in the cash office where I worked through most of the 90s. In the dream, stuff is all screwed up: security procedures are ignored, people keep coming in and out, such as maintenance workers and other employees who have no business being there, the safe count is inaccurate, everybody's in my way, and then finally the armored car agent shows up to get our daily bank deposit, but I've been unable to prepare it, so we miss the pick-up.

Should I maybe sue somebody over this?


posted at 3:35 PM by Kevin

9.21.2007

Know Your Asshole Footprint


posted at 10:27 PM by Kevin

9.19.2007

From the Duh! Files


posted at 1:21 PM by Kevin

9.18.2007

This science fair project featuring Barbie in an electric chair is, like, the third best thing ever.


posted at 5:22 PM by Kevin

9.16.2007

3:10 To Yuma is pretty good. There's something to be said for movies where someone has to find out and/or decide what they're made of in the face of conflict. But there are a couple of things the story didn't adequately explain: a) why was the gang so fiercely loyal to their leader, and b) how do bullets come of out a gun so fast.


posted at 9:54 PM by Kevin

9.12.2007

Wikipedia's list of Futurama products.
That's a lot of clever stuff, although they had me with Archduke Chocula.


posted at 2:27 PM by Kevin

9.11.2007

Another examination of the events of 9/11, this one citing an error in execution which exposes the use of bombs in the buildings.


posted at 11:40 PM by Kevin

A prophetic writing from 1909 is said to have referenced 9/11. This has me reading up on its author, the controversial Ellen G. White, a major figure in the early days of the Seventh Day Adventist church. Interesting stuff, I think.


posted at 4:23 PM by Kevin

9.05.2007

Is it appropriate to put "Join us or die!" at the bottom of a bridal or baby shower invitation?


posted at 3:00 PM by Kevin

9.01.2007

Spell check programs are awesome for generating nicknames. Like when you mention your friend Sopheak in an email, but spell check suggests that you actually meant to write "saphead".

We should really have Saphead and her family over to see the house sometime.


posted at 4:20 PM by Kevin

8.29.2007

Leading Surgeon Removes Suspected Alien Implants .

Keep in mind, though, that the jury is still out on Science.


posted at 11:08 AM by Kevin

8.26.2007

Quote of the Day:
"Satan is the best most superb being in the universe whos generosity surpases even that of elvis presley"


posted at 1:49 PM by Kevin

Stardust is a movie that tries way too hard, even for an epic fantasy. I'm just not a fan of over-the-top gags and predictable cheerleading (even when I've had my meds). It actually reminded me of Hudson Hawk: so full of itself, it really doesn't even need you there viewing it.


posted at 12:38 AM by Kevin

8.23.2007

I saw the trailer for the new George Clooney film, apparently some kind of legal intrigue story. The punchline/moneyshot was a close-up where he says "Do I look like I'm negotiating?"

Um, no. . .you look like you're reciting lines in a movie.


posted at 4:33 PM by Kevin

I must say, those newly repaved portions of Loop 12 provide a luxuriously smooth ride. It's like driving on some giant baby's bare behind covered with asphalt composite.


posted at 1:31 PM by Kevin

8.21.2007

I finally saw Disney's The Kid on some cable channel. I'm not a huge Bruce Willis fan, but this one was particularly lame. He spends the whole movie helping this 8-year-old who turns out to be himself. And the kid is haunted by dead people, and at the end, Willis finds out he's actually dead, too. It wasn't exactly the "feel-good romp" they were claiming.


posted at 2:38 AM by Kevin

8.20.2007

Hey, here we go. I never fly anywhere, but if I did need to travel, a more appealing alternative might be to just shoot myself instead :D

(I've had a few hundred run-ins with the Face Patrol in my day. A composite snapshot of them could be featured in a song called "Surface Tension" at some point, but how the hell would I know?!)


posted at 2:02 PM by Kevin

8.16.2007

Here's one about a series of Ouija board sessions which took a most unexpected turn when a list of strange words began to appear and suddenly the three participants found themselves fully immersed in a series of communications with ETs.


posted at 3:55 AM by Kevin

8.13.2007

After you turn 40ish, it's not uncommon to look back and find that some of the big questions you had half a lifetime ago simply aren't important anymore. Questions like "If Rolaids contain aluminum salts, wouldn't you burp hydrogen and blow up?"


posted at 1:22 AM by Kevin

8.10.2007

To those responsible for this, I hope you're proud of yourselves. (Yes, you know who you are.)


posted at 10:55 PM by Kevin

8.05.2007

It's important to know your homonyms. Whenever you're on a gameshow, you can double or even triple your chances of scoring points if you use a homonym. For example, say you're on Jeopardy, and answer a question with "What is grease" and you're wrong, you'll still be right if the correct answer is Greece, because those suckers won't know which one you meant. Expand your vocabulary and work those odds, I say.


posted at 11:12 PM by Kevin

8.03.2007

So The Bourne Contingency just opened today, and we just saw it, and it was good. I actually like all the Bourne movies, but my three favorites are The Bourne Impetus, The Bourne Prerogative, and The Bourne Rationale. And I'm really excited about next summer's Harry Potter And The Bourne Lycanthropy.


posted at 6:24 PM by Kevin

The Simpsons movie (The Simpsons Movie) was good. From the time I heard it was in production, I was concerned about its quality, and whether it would live up to the standard of the half-hour animated Simpsons TV series cartoon. Thankfully, it was quite solid. My only complaint is that, as a fan of ol' Gil. . .well, there was no room up on the big screen for ol' Gil, no sir. And he really needed this, too.


posted at 2:06 PM by Kevin

7.29.2007

So once upon a time, I had a Deep Thought taped to my monitor at work. It was this one:

If you're ever giving a speech, when you start out, act nervous and get mixed up a little bit. Then, as you go along, get better and better. Then, at the end, give off a white, glowing light and have rays shoot out of you.

And one day a new guy named Sam from Accounting had to come to get some info about our refund procedures. He saw the Deep Thought, read it, and sat there blankly for a minute trying really hard to "get" it. He had his hand on his chin, saying "Hmm. . .white, glowing light. . ."


posted at 12:48 PM by Kevin

7.28.2007

When I asked the name of the movie that was on, it was suspected that I was planning on blogging about it. They're on to me, so we'll go with Plan B. . .

Nougat: what the hell. . .?


posted at 12:14 PM by Kevin

7.23.2007

The best part about replacing a burned out tail-light on the VEE-hickle is that you can iron the dead bulb between layers of wax paper as a momento of this special, special time.


posted at 3:30 PM by Kevin

7.21.2007

"I believe they could be many things. They may turn out to be the spirits of those who have passed on; or, as some spiritual teachers state, they might be spirits waiting to be born into a physical body".
Whatever they are, we can rest assured the existence of Orbs means that they're our friends, and probably our masters. I'm quite eager to follow whatever they say.


posted at 1:24 PM by Kevin

7.15.2007

Apparently when Lamar Hunt decided to move his AFL Dallas Texans to western Missouri some 45 years ago, he initially wanted the team to be called the Kansas City Texans, reasoning that basketball's Lakers had kept their Minnesota-based nickname after moving to Los Angeles. KC Texans sounds pretty crappy, but I still don't think it's as bad as the Utah Jazz.

I really wish there was some kind of minor league sports team called the Cowtown Crud. They might even win their league's championship someday. Then their best players whould get called up to the parent club, and they'd finish the next year in last place. But they'd always have their nickname.


posted at 4:01 PM by Kevin

When you're painting the trim on a house, it's important to let the *paint* do all the work.


posted at 1:03 PM by Kevin

7.14.2007

So in our spare bedroom (where that god-awful racket comes from), we pulled up the carpet not long after we moved in. It's amazing, though, how dusty it gets in there. I'm hoping to find some earth-friendly dust mite traps that catch them, but don't harm them - then I can release the little guys back out into the wild to make their mess there.


posted at 8:37 PM by Kevin

I hafta wonder if anyone has ever uttered the statement "My whole life is football pants."

Also, there should be a superhero called The Barometer.


posted at 12:58 PM by Kevin

7.13.2007

So here's what I've been taught while surfing conspiracy theory message boards the past few months:

1) people are inherently divine
2) the human heart is pure love
3) we're all connected parts of a glorious cosmic oneness
4) differing opinions=fear
5) fear=hate
6) hate is okay if it's directed at a hater
7) there's no such thing as evil
8) people who believe in the existence of evil are evil


posted at 3:03 PM by Kevin

7.12.2007

Vermont Wins "Simpson's" Hometown Contest.

This is lame. I've always figured they live someplace on the west coast, based on the following clues:

1) In one of the early episodes, Homer is fully immersed in a football game as the family is getting ready for church. In the middle of church, he's listening to the end of the game on headphones. This would indicate either a very atypically late church service, or the game having begun early for his time zone.

2) In the Homer's Soulmate episode, he ends up at a lighthouse. Marge finds him there, saying she knew he would head west (since the city slopes that way). So the ocean is on the west side of town = west coast.

3) In the show where Krabapple is nominated for Teacher of the Year, the family goes to Orlando, and passes a sign indicating Florida is some 2500 miles away.

"I mean, what are we to believe, that this is some sort of a...magic xylophone or something?"


posted at 12:41 PM by Kevin

7.10.2007

I've re-recorded Peephole, etc.


posted at 3:24 PM by Kevin

I'm thinking of turning my monitor sideways so I can enjoy all those emoticons right-side-up.


posted at 8:40 AM by Kevin

7.08.2007

So I was watching a science show called Kapow! Superhero Science, which examines our scientific potential to actually duplicate the powers of Spider-man and Huck and Psychoclops and etc., and I waited and waited and waited through the whole show for them to get to Aquaman, BUT THEY NEVER DID.


posted at 4:45 PM by Kevin

7.07.2007

So I got a MySpace friend invitiatation from a rockin' band called Overcome. They don't have any music uploaded, so I haven't heard them, but you can totally tell they're rockin' by their pursed lips, in-your-face 'tudes, and totally smokin' bios. The blurb for the lead guitarist ("The Kerminator") mentions, for example, that "He is renowned for his tall stature and black curly hair, (a trait he shares with rocker Gene Simmons)."
That's awesome, 'cuz there's only, like, 3 other guys in all of music with black curly hair.


posted at 1:03 PM by Kevin

7.04.2007

Thousands of rubber ducks to land on British shores after 15 year journey.

Hopefully we won't have to wait long until this story becomes a movie featuring Tim Allen and Eddie Murphy.


posted at 12:23 AM by Kevin

7.02.2007

When I was a teenager, I read Leonard Nimoy's autobiography, I Am Not Spock. But now I've learned he went and wrote another one, entitled I Am Spock.
Why is he always jerking me around?


posted at 5:12 PM by Kevin

6.30.2007

The message along I-30 said "VARIES LANES CLOSED - DELAYES EXPECTED".
So, like, FYI.


posted at 1:15 PM by Kevin

6.29.2007

An interview with a US military insider, regarding the use of occult phenomena in national security.


posted at 11:52 AM by Kevin

6.27.2007

This afternoon I had to change a flat tire along a busy detour. Had I known beforehand, I would have rented a tux, painted "Just Married" in my window, tied cans to the back of the car, and chained a blow-up doll wearing a bridal gown to the roof. But, oh well. Maybe next time.


posted at 5:19 PM by Kevin

6.25.2007

Newly uploaded song: Queen of the Ants.


posted at 4:33 PM by Kevin

6.23.2007

So I've apparently been banned from Godlikeproductions, merely for reposting a link to a message that would seem to spill some very obvious beans about the site and its purpose (Duh). I saw this URL in a post that stood only briefly before it was deleted by moderators.

At least I can take consolation in my final response there, to a thread expounding the glorious spiritual truth of humanity's imminent enlightenment as revealed by wise, wise space beings. I said "So the cops knew that Internal Affairs was setting them up?"


posted at 2:45 PM by Kevin

6.22.2007

Also, if you're mailing something locally, address it to yourself, and put the destination address in the corner in place of the return address. Then drop it in the mail it with no stamp. They'll "return" it to the "return address", which is actually where you want it to go. I did this once with a standard envelope of minimal weight, but I'm curious just how heavy a package this would work with. I also wonder just how far from your location you could get something sent for free like this.


posted at 2:44 PM by Kevin

Perplexing photos from one of Saturn's moons.


posted at 1:34 PM by Kevin

6.20.2007



Your pilgrimage is at an end. Please don the sacred shoulder pads before entering.


posted at 1:30 PM by Kevin

6.17.2007

When your offspring becomes a teenager, there should be some sort of whimsical fanfare. Like Bach's infamous Theme From Rollerball in D Minor.


posted at 9:18 AM by Kevin

6.16.2007

They say that if you want to create an invention, think of something people need and make it. I've decided to instead think of something people would like the name of, and then make it. Enter the Convenience Buddy. I haven't yet decided whether it might be a storage device or electrolysis implement or some kind of high-tech anvil. Whatever it is, people will love it because of its catchy name.
Save time and yelling with the Convenience Buddy®!


posted at 11:03 AM by Kevin

6.15.2007


So, there's a new one o' them super-hero movies Bobby wants to go see. "Fantastic Force" or some nonsense. S'posed to have that Stretch Armstrong fella. . .still, I guess it is a step up from those damn penguins.



Joseph said somethin' about that too, but I have yet to dee-cipher the film's hidden mind-control agenda.



Boomhauer seen it last night, didn't ya? With a purty girl, I bet. . .



Yeah, man, I tell y'what, that Dr. Doom steps on that skateboard, it was dang ol' straight out the funny books, man, talkin' 'bout all dang ol' "Mwa ha ha ha ha!"


Yup.


posted at 3:48 PM by Kevin

6.13.2007

I saw a commercial on NBC for a special interview airing next week, featuring John Elway and Brett Favre discussing Princess Diana. Don't miss it.


posted at 8:17 PM by Kevin

6.12.2007

View a clip from Devo's birth at Kent State University.

Legend has it that the 1970 shooting of four KSU students protesting our invasion of Cambodia was a turning point in the band's conception.


posted at 11:18 PM by Kevin

6.11.2007

When your hair begins turning gray, you realize that it's time to grow up and start acting like people on (the) TV.


posted at 1:05 AM by Kevin

6.07.2007

Nothing's better than the rich filtered goodness of the Flintstones cigarette commercial.


posted at 12:09 AM by Kevin

6.06.2007

This guy would look bad for a 40-year-old. Sadly, the article says he's only 26.


posted at 12:14 AM by Kevin

6.05.2007

I forgot to mention that I got hurt this weekend installing a new water line for the icemaker, which required boring a 1" diameter hole in two monstrously dense cabinet panels. You can tell on the diagram below that it was a pretty sensitive area that got injured. The pain isn't too bad, but I'm going to stay in bed for the next several weeks to play it safe.



If I were a decent guitarist, it would cause me some trouble, but fortunately I suck.


posted at 11:20 AM by Kevin

6.04.2007

This has got to be a joke. At least I hope it is. Wow.


posted at 12:36 PM by Kevin

Quote of the Day:
"You dumb ass condescending self-righteous piece of shit.
Jesus would be ashamed of you. Get a life."


posted at 11:55 AM by Kevin

6.02.2007

Does anybody remember Hugo? Apparently, the creators of Venture Brothers do, since their season finale made reference to him. It. Whatever.


posted at 5:41 PM by Kevin

So some conspiracy theorists are claiming that the design of the European Union ID card barely conceals a goat with its mystical "third eye" open, as shown in these two photos.

I dunno - I just sleep here.


posted at 12:03 AM by Kevin

6.01.2007

Here's a look at Speed Racer's Mach 5, and an obscured glimpse of Batman's new Jokester.
You'll notice that one of them is a car, and the other a crazy man.


posted at 4:49 PM by Kevin

Gallery of the Unemployable - Extreme Body Piercing Edition


posted at 1:37 AM by Kevin

5.28.2007

Rumor has it that Charles Nelson Reilly passed away. I remember him even from before Match Game, as the evil magician oppressing a village of living headwear on a show called Lidsville, featuring Eddie Munster and the individual who previously played Witchiepoo as a genie named "Weenie". Those were some damned colorful nightmares I used to have.

The important thing, though, is that as much steamy wheedling as there was between Mr. Reilly and Brett Somers, her heart belonged to husband Jack Klugman, a fact that inevitably raises the question: Can you imagine how that house of theirs must have smelled?


posted at 12:44 PM by Kevin

5.27.2007

I think I've aten all the cashews out of the mixed nuts, and crossed "cashews" off of the can's contents. If you find a stray cashew, please either eat it, or re-label the can to accurately reflect the presence of cashews.


posted at 1:47 AM by Kevin

5.26.2007



posted at 2:35 PM by Kevin

5.23.2007

'Whether' vs. 'If'. I get tired of seeing this mistake all the time in what are supposed to be professional news reports.
Another frequent error is the use of an apostrophe in 'its' (meaning "belonging to it").

But those are about the only ones. I'm not here to make trouble.


posted at 9:46 AM by Kevin

5.22.2007

I've never posted this, but it's one of the best things ever: Little Willie, a 1949 comic book aimed at raising VD awareness.


posted at 11:37 PM by Kevin

5.16.2007

"The Hair Part Theory was developed by a brother-sister team trained, respectively, in nuclear physics and cultural anthropology."


posted at 11:21 PM by Kevin

5.14.2007

Farmers Branch voters embrace a law to drive out illegal immigrants.
The Branch is where we just moved from. Their new law is primarily targeting Albanian goatsmen, but I think it may end up affecting the Hispanic community, as well.


posted at 11:43 PM by Kevin

5.12.2007

Wife said that one thing she doesn't miss from the old neighborhood is the nearby church bells that bombarded us constantly.
Obviously, she doesn't realize that those bells are the only thing standing between us and the Tribulation.


posted at 10:00 PM by Kevin

5.11.2007

If it was politically incorrect for me to change my nametag to read "Rahim Abdul Mustafa" all those years ago, then it was just as politically incorrect that my supervisor didn't care.


posted at 11:53 AM by Kevin

5.08.2007

So this guy says he's gonna write his own bible, starting with the Book of Shemp. So I thought maybe I could contribute. . .

"In the darkness, a light arose from the hand of Shemp, and lo he spoke, saying 'Here I am, Moe'. But his adversary, being wise, reared his head. And Shemp cried out."


posted at 10:11 PM by Kevin

5.06.2007



posted at 12:52 AM by Kevin

5.04.2007

The new Rush album was released this week. It appears to be getting mixed reviews from long-time fans, but that's nothing new - I myself was initially underwhelmed by Test For Echo ten years ago, but now enjoy it as one of my favorites. I think Rush might be an example of something one of my music instructors pointed out once: Creatively speaking, one's musical evolution can look like an X-shaped linear graph. At the outset, you may pursue a wide variety of styles and ideas, as depicted by the wide left side of the X. Over time, what you do well is gradually refined and narrowed until you reach the X's intersection, which represents your definitive work. Then progressing further, you undergo a gradual departure from this vertex towards a widening range of pursuits. Or some shit like that.
Hear the single "Far Cry" at rush.com.


posted at 10:35 PM by Kevin

How can you not love StefiSpice?

(I ask such a question here instead of on her blog so I don't sound like a weirdo twice her age trying to be her bestest friend. Nobody needs that.)


posted at 3:26 AM by Kevin

5.02.2007

According to this interesting, lengthy article, former President George Bush Sr. served as a Nazi spy, and was also the inspiration for the cartoon monkey Curious George.


posted at 2:13 AM by Kevin

4.30.2007

We haven't seen our cat in over 24 hours. There were these 2 stray ones that would show up and chase her up one of our trees, and now it seems she's run off with them (or worse). It's serious enough to start posting flyers with a photo.
If you've found these people's cat, please contact me:



posted at 4:35 PM by Kevin

You can't fight fire with fire. But one thing you can fight with fire is puppets. It works best if someone's hand is still inside.


posted at 12:40 PM by Kevin

4.28.2007

Free Comic Book day is scheduled for Saturday the 5th, probably to coincide with the opening of the new Olympia Dukakis movie.

I see they're still publishing Archie comics. God bless 'em, they just don't get it.


posted at 10:08 AM by Kevin

4.27.2007

With a couple of high-tech modifications, beach balls can really be enjoyed anywhere - not just the beach.


posted at 1:16 PM by Kevin

4.23.2007

"Danger was in the air. But unlike most, Larry had a nose for danger, an eagerness to confront it. The danger was almost palpable, whatever that means. Yet this particular danger had a kind of quietness to it, a devious subtlety - like a panther that could be tamed, and indeed was. Larry had never seen a live panther, but he knew danger, and where it led he would follow."

That's as far as I got before getting stuck. It's not easy writing a resumé.


posted at 12:55 AM by Kevin

4.19.2007

Everyone has at some point asked themselves, "What would my game room look like if we were housing five teenage girls from Denmark in town for missionary school for 2 weeks?"



posted at 4:13 PM by Kevin

4.18.2007

I'm phoning this one in, and you folks are gonna do my job for me. The following pre-fabricated posts need only minor assembly. . .

* World's oldest woman. World's second-oldest woman. Raging ambition. Piano wire.

* Eye doctor. Stool sample.

* Flypaper origami.

* Wacky mix-up ends with somebody falling into water.

Knock yourselves out.


posted at 8:12 AM by Kevin

4.15.2007

Halle Berry is dreadful.
Perhaps I'm cynical, and 40, but Perfect Stranger was one of the worst movies I've ever seen. I thought it would never end.

Movies in general pretty much suck, though. As a race, we tend to tell our best stories in shadow puppet against a backdrop of used fabric softener sheets.


posted at 9:53 PM by Kevin

4.14.2007

A documentation and study of the feasibility of creating a second sun. Discusses potential ritual reasons for trying to ignite Saturn as well as the possible effects on Earth, citing ancient Egyptian and Masonic symbolism.

And our word of the day is "blowout cavity".


posted at 11:33 AM by Kevin

4.11.2007

The gospel of Christ found "hidden" within a genealogy in the Hebrew Torah.


posted at 3:55 PM by Kevin

4.09.2007



posted at 12:35 PM by Kevin

4.08.2007

"We can find the Omega Symbol In Washington DC quite easily. It is located around the fountain in front of Capitol Hill. This fountain is a focal point for all of Washington DC, and is also a focal point for the secret."


posted at 4:20 PM by Kevin

4.06.2007

So as I was leaving the self checkout lane, the chica ringing up her groceries next to me asked if I could swipe my Kroger card for her (which would give her the discount on any applicable sale items she had). I told her "No problem", although looking back, I probably should have first made sure she wasn't buying anything I wouldn't want traced back to me. Like uranium. Or olive loaf.


posted at 12:02 PM by Kevin

4.05.2007

"A true extraterrestrial would understand universal math... but not necessarily numbers distinct in human culture and religion. The Roswell math bears uncanny similarity to ancient human systems of occult numerology."


posted at 2:57 AM by Kevin

4.04.2007

I'm still undecided about Heath Ledger as the Joker in the next Batman movie. I guess if I were a *real* fan, I'd be ranting and raving about how bad it will suck.


posted at 5:32 PM by Kevin

4.02.2007

This year's Creativity Competition at record-producer.com involves writing an original "Beatles" song. I've found trying to create music that sounds like a particular artist is a pretty good device for getting something going when you don't have any ideas.

I wonder if for this competition I could get away with directly swiping a Rutles song. Maybe "Yellow Submarine Sandwich" or "W.C. Fields Forever".


posted at 12:35 PM by Kevin

3.31.2007

I pray there's a statute of limitations on pulverizing a trash can with great big rocks.


posted at 7:18 AM by Kevin

3.30.2007

Broken or mistranslated English is one of life's true delights. Back when I was working customer service, I got an email from someone who purchased a laptop on our Ebay auctions. The message said "LET ME KNOW WHEN IS BRING NEAR MY BUY", which I could only assume meant "When will I receive the item I just bought?"
I took the liberty of responding with "THANK YOU FOR YOUR PURCHASE. UNITED PARCEL SERVICE TRACKING 1ZWXXXXXXXXX IS FOR YOUR PLEASURE. DELIVERY COORDINATE OF THE JUNE 8. TELL US ALWAYS WHAT TO DO TO YOU. EXCELSIOR!"


posted at 11:01 AM by Kevin

3.29.2007

Useful Polish phrases and Polish words translated from English. Now it's a snap to tell Tomek:

"Speak louder, please. I'm pregnant."

or

"I'm underage. Where's my money?"

or

"I need to pee. I'm warning you!"


posted at 12:09 PM by Kevin

3.26.2007



posted at 12:24 PM by Kevin

3.25.2007

Also, the Gobi Desert Was Once a Great Sea. Just like me and the boys down to the bait shop always reckoned.


posted at 11:57 AM by Kevin

While the creation of a sheep with 15% human cells is disturbing, I can't say it's as gross as when they grew that human ear on a mouse.


posted at 11:43 AM by Kevin

3.23.2007

Nearly One-Third Of Americans Don't Attend Church.

I also fall into that category, which probably raises the total to one-fourth.


posted at 12:32 PM by Kevin

What's not to love about superdickery.com? It's the very best of the worst of the comic books of the old days.


posted at 12:19 AM by Kevin

3.22.2007

"No one likes being around someone who is depressed, so we cover it up and put on a happy face."


posted at 2:34 AM by Kevin

3.21.2007

To those individuals amongst you who suspect me of leading a double life; indeed that *I* am none other than the mysterious and heroic Condor. . .I cachinnate at your folly. Simply put, I possess neither flight nor his incredible avian strength. Would that I did - I should accomplish all the more for industry! Now do put aside such derisory notions, and speak of it no more. Good evening.


posted at 6:36 PM by Kevin

3.18.2007

Do you trust the Sagiazzo brothers? I don't.
In fact, I don't even know who they are. I just made them up.


posted at 3:38 PM by Kevin

3.17.2007

I love original flavor Listerine. Because there's nothing quite as refreshing as the taste of a brand new catcher's mitt.


posted at 12:26 AM by Kevin

3.15.2007



posted at 2:34 PM by Kevin

3.12.2007

See, I was pretty sure that Captain America had died at least once before. There was a story several years ago in which his Super Soldier Serum™ was somehow beginning to poison him, and he eventually died. But I was mistaken - he dinnit die; they froze him. (Then, of course, in Operation: Rebirth, the Red Skull revived him with a blood transfusion and used the cosmic cube to send him back in time to WWII where Cap was to successfully defeat Hitler, enabling the Skull to take his place as the Nazi Fuhrer, but during the mission, Cap knew something wasn't right and eventually broke free of the temporal paradox through sheer willpower). But what's important is that while looking into all this, I read on Wikipedia that there was at one time a Captain America Broadway musical planned, but it never got off the ground. I assume the reason it didn't fly was because veteran actor Troy McClure was unavailable for the role.


posted at 10:21 PM by Kevin

3.11.2007

In my dream, Sting played for the Mets, and he got ejected for pissing all over home plate in protest of what he thought was a bad call.


posted at 1:47 PM by Kevin

3.10.2007

In the Dune series, Frank Herbert used the concept of genetic memories as a main facet of the story. The idea is that the knowledge of our ancestors is passed down to each generation, locked away in our cellular makeup, and if somehow accessed, would give us the wisdom and insight of all our forebears. This isn't all that far from the apparent design of the Old Testament rites and regulations - the repetition of the tangible feasts and daily demands of ancient Jewish law should have established a deeply rooted awareness of spiritual necessities. The ten commandments and the hundreds of other laws were to instill a corporate sense of guilt in setting the bar so high that one would feel an impossibility of ever successfully achieving consistent obedience. The blood sacrifices taught a reliance on a source outside of ourself to make restitution for our sin. Circumcision graphically illustrated a painful forfeit from the most private piece of ourselves. These things were to point towards fulfillment in redemption through Christ, but it appears that along the way, Israel (and most everyone else) generally missed the point and clung merely to the legalistic performance of outward rituals.

(Hopefully, this will stir up as much friction and name-calling here as it did on that one message board.)


posted at 1:36 PM by Kevin

3.09.2007

A Professor Julius Sumner Miller tribute page.
We had to watch this guy back in junior high science class. The combination of his amusingly stereotypical scientist appearance and animated behavior (plus the fact that the camera crew sometimes fell sleep at the wheel) made for some highly entertaining viewing. One time he cooked a hotdog on a couple of nails hooked up to a battery, and when it was done, he ate it in like two bites. They don't make TV like this anymore.


posted at 12:39 AM by Kevin

3.05.2007

Damn gangs and their spray paint.



posted at 10:03 PM by Kevin

3.04.2007

I've uploaded Traverse, an 8 minute long ditty that I'm pretty happy with, and which features a good contrast of common time with 5/8. I really like the couple of times in the second half of the song where the main guitar riff is referenced in what I would call a sort of hyper-extended form, before being reprised on piano leading into the climax. Until I tossed those in, there wasn't a whole lot tying the two main halves of the song together.

(That all sounded like it actually meant something.)


posted at 3:11 AM by Kevin

3.03.2007

1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.

I'm proud to announce that I've heard nearly 6% of these!


posted at 11:49 PM by Kevin

3.01.2007

Blogger has upgraded to a new Google-based version, which users are being required to switch over to. It assured us that our current blogs wouldn't be mangled by the change, but I just discovered that "The 'Archive Template' feature, once available to long-time users of old Blogger, is not supported in new Blogger." That's no small issue for me, so until I find out what the hell, all my posts since day 1 will be displayed here.


posted at 12:04 PM by Kevin

2.27.2007

Let's venture just a bit further out into left field before the month ends. Here's an article claiming that the Jewish God is an autonomous psychic entity named Lucifer created by Jewish elite to satisfy their desire to vanquish the heathens and rule supreme.

(The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Keebler Company or its nationwide network of bakeries.)


posted at 4:35 PM by Kevin

2.26.2007

Claims about Jesus' 'lost tomb' stir up tempest.

This is a total outrage, because up 'til now, everyone believed the Gospel, and nobody ever challenged scriptural accuracy before. I am outraged.


posted at 5:11 PM by Kevin

2.25.2007

Some things never change - like Jim Carrey's ability to punish our funny bone. In his latest movie, The Number 23, Carrey plays a lovable but beleaguered dogcatcher named Walton, who only needs one more catch to get the big promotion. But Ned, the neighborhood's craftiest hound, makes life miserable for Walt again and again. The gags never stop as our bumbling hero tries his best to save the day, but by the end, we all find that 23 is Carrey's UNlucky number.


posted at 10:33 PM by Kevin

Who doesn't love a good sundae school lesson? Today, we'll look at 1st Corinthians 1:18. . .

"For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God."

The original Greek word translated "foolishness" is moria, which is the root of our English word moron.
So, see? Everybody wins!


posted at 2:53 PM by Kevin

2.24.2007

Who's your rock star husband?



Travis Barker
So what travis is married. You two were obviously ment to be. not only is he sexy as fucking hell, he's sensative, rebelious, and talented all rolled into one!!!!
Take The Quiz Now!Quizzes by myYearbook.com

And he's famous - I seen him on some commercial!


posted at 1:02 PM by Kevin

2.22.2007

I'm a busy man. I don't have time for a cat litter that doesn't totally "wow" me.


posted at 8:18 AM by Kevin

2.20.2007



posted at 2:48 PM by Kevin

2.19.2007

The You Tube is apparently some kind of video website on the world wide internet that features Genesis performing Dancing With The Moonlit Knight, from way back when Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins had hair.


posted at 2:01 AM by Kevin

2.18.2007

So we saw Bridge To Terabithia. It was about schizophrenic boys and girls who sneak across the county line after finding the keys to a magical greenhouse.


posted at 1:10 PM by Kevin

2.16.2007

Ex-China Foreign Ministry Official says Extraterrestrials live among us.

I'd be willing to bet that this guy is actually a Jap.


posted at 8:52 PM by Kevin

2.14.2007

*TRANSMIT*
DEAR VALENTINE
MAY EACH CARESS OF MY TACTILE PRONGS
INDICATE LOVE

*END COMMUNICATION*


posted at 2:58 AM by Kevin

2.13.2007

Ahh, validation from a perfectly credible source. . .


posted at 12:09 PM by Kevin

An article about "The Role of the Star Visitors in Human Development", by Dr. Richard Boylan, Ph.D., boardmember of the Academy of Clinical Close Encounter Therapists (ACCET).


posted at 12:51 AM by Kevin

2.11.2007

The Web Economy Bullshit Generator. This stuff probably looks great on a resumé .
I recall seeing this page years ago and forgetting about it, but was recently directed to it by Herr Moch.


posted at 11:20 PM by Kevin

2.10.2007

How To Spot A Jap: An educational resource for American soldiers during WWII.

Yeah.


posted at 1:32 PM by Kevin

2.08.2007

Those of you who follow NBC's Heroes may have noticed that it doesn't exactly have a theme song, so I created my own.


posted at 5:18 PM by Kevin

2.07.2007



posted at 7:22 PM by Kevin

2.05.2007

I've decided that I need to do a better job of keeping this blog distinct from my other website, which is devoted to erotic Laverne & Shirley fan fiction.


posted at 3:22 PM by Kevin

2.04.2007

How can you not respect an individual who has a sign saying "No Trespassing - I MEAN IT" on their bedroom doorknob?


posted at 12:02 AM by Kevin

2.03.2007

New Harbingers Of Pith received a MySpace invite from an "artist" named DaHv. She turns out to be nothing less than my antithesis. Which is the most polite comment I can think of.


posted at 12:48 PM by Kevin

2.02.2007

You know how you feel when you're out running errands on Friday night, and you're in the hardware store, and this ghetto-looking guy stops you and mutters something about a "scandal" as he shows you a porn video playing on his laptop, and you politely say "Whoa" and promptly continue your shopping, and then on the way home, you recall the one item you forgot to buy, but you spot a Family Dollar and you stop and they have exactly what you need? That's how I felt a couple of hours ago.

Now I'm just thirsty.


posted at 10:05 PM by Kevin

Magazine editor explores UFOs in Washington D.C.

Obviously, this guy never saw Independence Day, 'cuz if ETs were going to Washington, it would be to blow us up.


posted at 1:48 PM by Kevin

1.31.2007

We just moved 20 miles closer to the equator - why are we getting sleet?!


posted at 12:16 PM by Kevin

1.27.2007

I just heard that Smucker's Stars On Ice comes to town in less than 24 hours. But don't worry - there's still plenty of time to buy a sword and fall on it.


posted at 10:45 PM by Kevin

1.22.2007

Congratulations to Peyton Manning for finally getting his team past the conference championship game. He may even someday make Colts fans forget all about Art Schlichter.


posted at 12:58 AM by Kevin

1.18.2007

Jesus and the Aliens medical teams.

Thank goodness all ethereal beings are really who they say they are, and none would ever tell us exactly what we want to hear out of pure malice.


posted at 2:19 AM by Kevin

1.15.2007

These look-alike things are uncanny. . .



posted at 4:24 PM by Kevin

1.14.2007

2012, Kokopelli, and the Mayan Calendar.
"Often often depicted with an inhumanly large phallus", apparently this Kokopelli dude is a Mayan fertility god. (But please disregard the bit about him being a "trickster" - that's totally impossible.)


posted at 9:21 PM by Kevin

It's looking like I may just become Joe Homeowner soon. My ultimate goal is to eventually build a garage or have one of the rooms redone, so that someday when I get a real job, I can be one of the spoiled pompous fat-ass bigshots who stand around jacking off while whining about what a nightmare it is to remodel their house, like the guys at the last place I worked.


posted at 7:55 PM by Kevin

1.09.2007

Here's an interesting article discussing the assertion that a hallucinogen called dimethyltryptamine facilitates communication with extraterrestrial beings.


posted at 6:18 PM by Kevin

1.05.2007

Back in my retail days of yesteryear, there was this co-worker named Peter, from Uganda. He was a real nice guy, but one day he and Coy, another employee, got into some kind of verbal fight. Peter eventually says "Coy, you are a donkey!" and Coy replies with something like "You better back off, man."
What made it so memorable was Coy's friend laughing his head off, exclaiming "Dude - he just called you a DONKEY!"

Aren't stories like this so much better than sitting there thinking about blowing bubbles all day?


posted at 1:30 PM by Kevin

1.03.2007

There was an old commercial for Preparation H, where they'd show this pre-printed notepad that read

[ ] Burning
[ ] Itching
[ ] Swelling

and this hand with a pencil would check off each symptom. I always thought a checklist like that would come in handy by the phone for taking messages.


posted at 9:44 AM by Kevin

1.02.2007

"A bevy of experiments in recent years suggest that the conscious mind is like a monkey riding a tiger of subconscious decisions and actions in progress, frantically making up stories about being in control."

For those who are open to such concepts as Repentance, articles like this only help reinforce just how deeply repentance need ultimately delve.


posted at 4:41 PM by Kevin

One day many years ago (perhaps ten of them), I was listening to a sports talk radio show for some reason. The host gave an NHL trivia question - regarding All-Star game appearances, I believe - and invited listeners to call in with the answer. A boy called in and named Wayne Gretzky as his reply, but the host told him that was incorrect, and the answer was actually Gordie Howe. But he then told the kid that if he would go ahead and give the correct answer, even though it was just revealed, he would win the prize offered. So the kid says "OK. It was Howdy Gore or whatever."

So as All-Star voting comes to a close, take a moment and consider the many achievements of hockey's legendary Howdy Gore.


posted at 1:32 PM by Kevin

12.31.2006

I've never really been into the Fantastic Four, but the live-action Silver Surfer looks pretty cool, as shown from the upcoming movie sequel. I'd venture to guess that the movie may even feature, like, Galactus and shit.


posted at 12:06 PM by Kevin

12.28.2006

Forgive me, but there's no shortage of proof that many singers either don't listen to themselves, or fail to do so objectively. Correct me if I'm wrong.


posted at 2:03 PM by Kevin

12.27.2006

So I got a MySpace invite from a band called The Turn. The recording quality of their songs is good, and one of them is actually in 7/4 time, so they can't be totally lame. Overall, though, they sound too much like everyone else I've heard who's currently popular. And I'm not sure what to do with this hype:

With Patrick Gavigan on vocals, Phil Gardner on drums, Don Beaudoin on bass and Corey Crawford on guitar, The TURN truly defines what is meant to be an intense live act. Patricks unique voice crafts the sound of The TURN through a smooth ghostly delivery countered by a growl maintaining melody and musicality. His dynamic stage presence and tight rhythmic guitar work set off this explosive live band and guide the songs into place.

Much is the case with The Turns dynamic and dramatic writing style. They come with smart melodic hooks disguised in heavy rhythmic codes smothered in harmony. A unique blend that stands alone in todays power-pop/über-punk scene, The Turn offers no gimmicks, just honesty in music. Their name is about the choice in life, the left and right, the good and bad, the yes or no, the moment of decision, the TURN.


I really hope they didn't write that themselves. Yowtch.

I may be adding them to my New Harbingers Of Pith page, but only on a probationary basis.

I'm awesome at networking.


posted at 2:48 PM by Kevin

This Onion story about Terrell Owens isn't remotely hysterical. The man is a goddamn hero, okay?


posted at 10:53 AM by Kevin

12.24.2006

Maybe next year is the year I finally give that one ancestor a life-size puppet of myself, so she can reach her hand up its ass and make it respond exactly the way she wants, and express every emotional nuance she's ever dreamed I'd share with her. They can laugh and cry and watch Oprah together.


posted at 11:09 PM by Kevin

12.23.2006

Now I'll admit, I'm not exactly the sharpest moccasin on the dessert tray, but don't you think that if Santa Claus was real, I'd know about it?!


posted at 12:11 PM by Kevin

12.21.2006

"There is Danger in the Cell Phone and other anomalous Towers popping up all over the place and I'm going to tell you how to prevent their effects with Orgone Blasters and how to get rid of chemtrails and keep them away from your yard and/or neighborhood, town, city or state."

Finally - a tangible object you can buy that "keeps demonic entities out of your home and yard!" And it's totally not the same exact thing as charms or talismans or rosaries or this.


posted at 11:57 PM by Kevin

12.18.2006

A good way to make a lot of money would be to open a restaurant along an isolated stretch of highway. The key would be a big, homemade sign that says "Legitimate Restaurant", and everybody would stop and eat there, because they'd know that it's legitimate.


posted at 10:15 PM by Kevin

12.14.2006

Experts claim computers 'could store entire life by 2026'. Researchers, Some and Others discuss social ramifications of said advances.


posted at 11:50 AM by Kevin

If you want to make the office a brighter place, you should at least once a day tell a co-worker, "I like your costume."


posted at 11:01 AM by Kevin

12.10.2006

High-tech revolutionary Ray Kurzweil envisions "a future in which information technologies have advanced so far and fast that they enable humanity to transcend its biologicial limitations - transforming our lives in ways we can't yet imagine."

Slow down, Poindexter. . .what about the jet-packs and affordable lasers that they've been promising us for decades? Bastards.


posted at 11:24 PM by Kevin

12.07.2006

"In accordance with the invention, there is provided rotatable apparatus capable of subjecting the mother and the fetus to a centrifugal force directed to assist and supplement the efforts of the mother so that such centrifugal force and her efforts act in concert to overcome the action of resisting forces and facilitate the delivery of the child."

For those of you who just had babies, I apologize for not getting this to you sooner. Maybe you can build it for next time.


posted at 9:10 PM by Kevin

"The universe made the 'quantum leap' to another universe in which six of the 10 dimensions collapsed and curled up into a tiny ball, allowing the remaining four dimensional universe to explode outward at an enormous rate."

Why the hell am I just now finding out about this?!


posted at 12:34 AM by Kevin

12.05.2006

I've uploaded Resolution.
For some reason, either Windows Media Player or iTunes (not sure which) thinks this song is from the soundtrack of "Changing Lanes", a movie with that one black guy who's in every other movie and that one white guy who always appears to be dying to look directly into the camera when he acts.


posted at 10:47 PM by Kevin

11.30.2006

We're getting sleet, but it's not really sticking. (I think I'm wearing too much lotion.)


posted at 11:33 AM by Kevin

11.29.2006

"Yet one man claims that this is no ordinary stone, that instead it holds the secret of our missing pre-history". A look at celestial incidents, Atlantis, and the hallowed snake.


posted at 6:53 PM by Kevin

This here is what it's all about, folks.


posted at 12:59 PM by Kevin

11.28.2006

I often worry that people might look at me differently if I were to give up on trying to train condors for the elderly.


posted at 11:41 AM by Kevin

11.27.2006

Webster's defines wedding as "The act or process of removing weeds". Our wedding took place 15 years ago this week. Congratulations.


posted at 1:23 AM by Kevin

11.24.2006

"The New Humans: A human upgrade program orchestrated by extraterrestrial contact; the evidence and implications".

This stuff is totally not a religion.


posted at 12:38 PM by Kevin

11.23.2006

What a thanksgiving! This was one for the scrapbooks. . .
Ol' Mother Nature had thrown us one curveball we didn't expect, as the snowstorm picked up and made for trouble clean across the state. So we set out extra early - ain't no way we were going to miss Grandma's famous pumpkin gravy! But the weather caught up to us, and we got stuck in a rut just outside the county line. I got my shovel and started digging; it was the only choice we had. I dug my little heart out, but didn't seem to be gettin' no where, til I heard a voice. . .strong as the mountain, and yet soft as the summer hay. . .
"Show's over, boys!"
Holy cow - that's what Grandma used to say whenever she caught us skinny dipping in the molasses! It was Grandma! There she stood, trowel in one hand and gravy boat in t'other. . .She had spied us from the hillside, and come down to help! She laughed that magical laugh of hers, and that golden twinkle in her eye told me it was all gonna be alright. So, together, me and Grandma dug and dug, but we didn't seem to be getting nowhere. So finally, we sat down, and we had that gravy right there by the roadside, all 9 of us. Who woulda pictured such a sight! Then right before dark, a lone convoy come by and gave us a lift back to the base - we tiptoed in just in time to get the very last slice of ol' fashioned biscuit pie, and catch a peek at the stripper the sarge had hired. Well, the kids slept like logs that night, and as I tossed another fiddle on the fire, I lit up my pipe and leaned back and remembered to gave thanks for Grandma and all she'd done to make this a Thanksgiving to remember about.


posted at 8:02 PM by Kevin

11.22.2006

Few things are worse than christmas movies.
On the plus side, though, when people in christmas movies get knocked down, they don't fall into water ('cuz it's frozen).


posted at 7:24 PM by Kevin

11.20.2006

I keep forgetting to mention: not only do both Gilmore Girls need to shut the hell up, but so do their obnoxious friends.


posted at 12:27 AM by Kevin

11.18.2006

Most people are familiar with the Bible's sensational ending in Revelation, but few appreciate the subtle, surprise twist unveiled hundreds of chapters earlier in Matthew:

"Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven.
Many will say to Me in that day, 'Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Your name, cast out demons in Your name, and done many wonders in Your name?
And then I will declare to them, 'I never knew you; depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness!'"


posted at 1:39 PM by Kevin

11.15.2006

I don't think it's fair how on The Brady Bunch, Bobby got to meet Joe Namath, and Peter got to meet Deacon Jones, but Greg never got the chance to get up-close-and-personal with Pete Gogolak.


posted at 8:07 PM by Kevin

11.13.2006

If I could go back in time to the 1950's, one of the first things I'd do is to create an old west TV show called The Aforementioned. Picture a trio of smug outlaws camped in some rocks outside of town. . .

"Hey, I hear a horse coming."

"Couldn't be that nosey lawman. Boy, we sure gave him the slip."

"No, Boss - it's him! The Aforementioned!"


posted at 10:48 AM by Kevin

11.09.2006

"God never uses compulsion to force any soul into receiving Him, even for their own benefit. God the Holy Ghost recognizes the human responsibility of a man's own choice, whether God shall save him or not."

What kind of crazy talk is this?! What a bunch of crazy talk.


posted at 12:00 PM by Kevin

11.07.2006

Note to self:
Each F# in that one guitar sequence needs to be assigned a gate value of 200.
Bitch.


posted at 2:06 PM by Kevin

11.06.2006

Steve, Don't Eat It!


posted at 1:10 PM by Kevin

11.01.2006

The spherical time dimension in integrated consciousness.
(From the highly reputable India Daily).


posted at 1:36 PM by Kevin

10.30.2006

WAYS I AM LIKE THE LONE RANGER

1. Snappy dresser

2. Probably pretty good with Indians

WAYS I AM NOT LIKE THE LONE RANGER

1. No gun


posted at 12:28 PM by Kevin

10.29.2006

I'm sorry, but decades later, 60 Minutes is still the worst gameshow on television.


posted at 7:59 PM by Kevin

10.28.2006

I've uploaded a reasonably satisfactory recording of "Too Far".


posted at 12:41 PM by Kevin

10.26.2006

Unskilled and Unaware of It: How Difficulties in Recognizing One's Own Incompetence Lead to Inflated Self-Assessments.

(Because imbeciles are seldom clever enough to recognize that they're imbeciles).


posted at 10:49 PM by Kevin

10.24.2006

I think it's kind of lame that so many people have tumors. It used to be just tough biker-types that would have them, but now it's common for anyone to get a tumor. The cheesiest one is that tribal armband that so many big burly meatheads have. Tumors just don't impress me.


posted at 12:15 PM by Kevin

10.22.2006

I've always loved football, and I think I wanna finally become a coach. Ever since the earliest days, teams have been encrypting their plays with complex labels which indicate where the ball is going and to whom, in addition to conveying the formation and blocking assignments for each player. The only thing cooler than hearing a sideline coach communicating via strings of military-style code words is hearing the quarterback call them out at the line of scrimmage for all to hear (but only his teammates to understand). I want to design innovative strategies and give them names like:

Forty-four Frampton Larva Romp

Hors d'oeuvre Jettison Sleeze Pitch Left

Schmuck 28 Alfredo Bleach Puppet

I dream of the day I can enable the next Peyton Manning to look out over the defense, and, seeing an exploitable weakness, expertly audible "Prostate Green! Frock! Hades Frock! Leprosy!" and then throw to a wide-open halfback for an easy 14 yards.


posted at 11:33 PM by Kevin

10.18.2006

There's a severed french fry in the sink. If no one claims it within 24 hours, I'm eating it.


posted at 10:44 PM by Kevin

Some foreign-looking guy is questioning President George W. Bush's signing of a fair, lawful and necessary bill.


posted at 10:58 AM by Kevin

10.15.2006

To supplement the previous post, here's the alleged transcript of an alleged interview with alleged Area 51 microbiologist Dr. Dan Burisch.


posted at 11:45 AM by Kevin

An anonymous physicist shares some of the top-secret info he feels is important for the world to know.


posted at 10:34 AM by Kevin

10.12.2006

The Cory Lidle airplane crash has generated mention of Thurman Munson's crash in 1979. At that time, my football team's pre-season training was just underway, and while chewing on our butts about how hard we need to work, the coach said "Look at Thurman Munson - he took a day off, and got himself killed!"
Flawless logic, I say. The danger of down time cannot be underestimated.


posted at 11:15 AM by Kevin

10.10.2006

DEAR JERK (YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE):
WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO JUDGE WHAT'S BUTTERY-TASTING AND WHAT ISN'T?! YOU SHOULD BE HONORED THAT I EVEN ATTEMPTED TO COOK FOR YOU.


posted at 7:31 PM by Kevin

10.08.2006

According to Star Trek continuuity, about 25% of the earth's quartz turns out to be dilithium.
Does anyone else think that estimate is a little excessive? I mean, really. One-fourth?!


posted at 10:35 AM by Kevin

10.04.2006

"Appeasement was designed to encourage Hitler to take action which would justify a declaration of war by the West. . .Germany was in the cross-hairs all along. Could the USA be in the same position today? Set up for failure?"


posted at 7:55 PM by Kevin

10.03.2006

Police in Poland have launched a nationwide hunt for a man who farted loudly when asked what he thought of the president.


posted at 12:49 PM by Kevin

10.02.2006

Local religious TV personalities Marcus & Joni Lamb have an awesome feature on their website called Funny Moments. You'll die laughing. Look out, Comedy Central.

Even better is their Top Family Movie Picks. Atop the list is "Passion", which turns out to be an Australian film about pianist Percy Grainger, who was into self-mutilation and was suspected of having an incestuous relationship with his mother. We can't wait to rent it for our Sunday school group.


posted at 4:35 PM by Kevin

10.01.2006

Performance art piece entitled "Inthewrongplaceness" features a naked woman with a dead pig.


posted at 11:40 AM by Kevin

9.24.2006

It turns out that Clay Aiken has sold more records than all the American Idol winners combined. What matters, though, is that if those same Idols chased Clay into a corner, they could easily beat the crap out of him.


posted at 5:24 PM by Kevin

9.23.2006

(Click image to embiggen.)


posted at 9:43 PM by Kevin

9.20.2006

The legendary "Mr. Banjo", Buck Trent.

Too bad. . .I was hoping to trademark the thumbs-up for myself, but I guess he beat me to it.


posted at 8:58 PM by Kevin

9.18.2006

"The 11th Tablet of the 'Epic of Gilgamesh' relates the secret story that has been kept from humanity during the Great Flood".

Secret story. Perfect! That's a real break, because certain non-secret information that has been plainly available for centuries just really rubs us the wrong way.


posted at 10:30 AM by Kevin

9.14.2006

I'm polishing up a really good song called "The Virgin Mary (Is Dead)". I'm not sure how available I'm going to make it, though, since I'm not really keen on attracting too much attention from any aggressive members of the Catholic community (for instance, the type who cross themselves right after they whack somebody). People don't like it when you screw with their idols.


posted at 1:52 PM by Kevin

9.12.2006

So there was a road crew at work near a busy intersection. Among their equipment was that little unicycle-looking thing they use to paint stripes on the pavement. I thought it'd be great if one of the workers began riding it while juggling traffic cones, but no one did. Street performers are really underrated.


posted at 1:30 PM by Kevin

9.07.2006

"Goat-free roads made me speed."

(With goat photograph!)


posted at 1:28 PM by Kevin

9.01.2006

Bat, trimmer, hammer used in lawn brawl.


posted at 3:20 PM by Kevin

Conspiracists Allege U.S. Seizing Vast South American Reservoir.

Are we not aware of what Fremen do to water-stealers?!


posted at 10:41 AM by Kevin

8.29.2006

"Early in World War II, the Superman comic book published an episode in which Superman demolished part of the German West Wall with France. A copy found its way to Das Schwarze Korps, the weekly newspaper of the SS. It naturally was not pleased."


posted at 9:58 PM by Kevin

8.26.2006

We just went to see "Invincible". It wasn't bad. I liked how even though people told the guy all his life that he was ugly, in the end it didn't matter because he turned out to be invincible.


posted at 4:03 PM by Kevin

8.23.2006

Fruitless tangents rule!
(Also, go Bears!)


posted at 10:39 AM by Kevin

8.21.2006

Last week's Dallas Observer interview with Jerry Casale.


posted at 5:08 PM by Kevin

8.19.2006

Devo just kicked all our asses. Their set-list included "Mongoloid" and "Cyclops" and "Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA", and their encore featured "Freedom Of Choice" and "Gut Feeling/Slap Your Mammy". It was totally worth sitting through the two opening bands in the 99° dusk heat (which really only felt like a mere 88°). The Psychedelic Furs weren't bad, but When In Rome played what sounded like the same song 5 times.
The show was sponsored by Dos Lunas Tequila. Interestingly, for those unaware, dos lunas is Spanish for "two lunas".

Devo. If you get the opportunity to see them, do so.


posted at 1:05 AM by Kevin

8.15.2006

You know what the world needs? A Nerf™ telegraph that runs on sexahol.


posted at 10:51 AM by Kevin

8.13.2006

I hate when Friday The 13th falls on a weekend.


posted at 10:49 AM by Kevin

8.11.2006

About once a year I find myself inside a Radio Shack to purchase something minor, such as a cable adaptor. Until now, I'd never seen a woman working there, but there was one today. I can only assume she took the job because she hates herself.


posted at 3:24 PM by Kevin

8.10.2006

"Immediate space law legislation is, thus, needed for the initial contact with the tread of life on a sister planet and the development of human civilization on Mars in the 21st century."


posted at 12:07 AM by Kevin

8.06.2006

There's talk of an Arrested Development movie.

I wish we'd taken a pic of the girl running the banana stand at Cedar Point in Ohio. She looked just like Maeby.


posted at 1:40 PM by Kevin

8.04.2006

So there was some trash in our yard, which we get from time to time living on a main street as we do. I went to get it and put it with our own trash (which we keep in a trash bag). Near the new trash was a bagged copy of Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #56, from 1981. In my yard.

No idea whose it is or where it came from.

Despite being in what collectors would classify as "poor" condition, it's in decent shape. The cover is slightly faded, and there's a mild crease near the bottom of each page.

A guy on eBay is selling this issue in Near Mint/Mint condition for $200.


posted at 10:08 PM by Kevin

8.03.2006

Psychic government surveillance of extra-terrestrial operations on the moon.


posted at 6:38 PM by Kevin

8.02.2006

Darth Vader: Coffee Drinker. I finally found someone else who noticed this bit from Marvel's old Star Wars #1 (which is good since I didn't feel like paying $8 for a copy of the issue or $29.99 for the Dark Horse trade paperback in which it's reprinted just so I could scan it.)

Except, instead of coffee, I always assumed the cup was full of ginger tea.


posted at 3:12 PM by Kevin

8.01.2006

Guess who Homeboy is going to see on August 18?

(I'm Homeboy).


posted at 2:52 PM by Kevin