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Doggedly determined in Boulder
A few weeks ago we were in Boulder acting like tourists. On the way there, we saw this dog driving a Toyota RAV4. I sometimes like to lean my arm out the window, but hey there, pooch! Be careful getting that much torso out the window and trying to drive, too.
Read the Full PostYelp is no help
I used to make fun of PC Magazine’s John Dvorak, but have grown to appreciate his insight and writing over the past couple of years. He recently posted an article called “Rethinking Yelp“. It resonated with me in that he mentions an excellent sushi place close to him with poorer ratings than the nearby Taco…
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I’m not sure this is the effect these Facebook advertisers wanted, but I do have to say it got my attention when it popped up: I’m not sure “House Whip Kevin McCarthy”, the gentleman I presume is in the first ad would be entirely happy. But I do know if I decide to go to…
Read the Full PostIrony: Porn companies have a hard time getting bank accounts
Like it or not, the porn industry is thriving. And no, I’m not a customer, but there’s obviously a supply and demand thing going on somewhere. I find it ironic that the very banks who screw people won’t let the companies who film people who screw for a living open accounts. Check it out on…
Read the Full PostTicketmaster Sucks. Here’s why…
I’m glad I don’t got to a lot of live events because at some point, I would like have to deal with the jackals at Ticketmaster. I’ve probably done business with them in the past, and I regret that. I just read this article at consumerist.com entitled “Ticketmaster Settles $23M Lawsuit Over Rewards Program That Didn’t…
Read the Full PostSoupy Sailing
The Mall Ride bus I take from the office to Union Station smelled like soup today. The whole interior reeked of soup! I don’t even know what kind of soup, either. It was just a generally soupy smell. I was standing by a door while riding. The smell dissipated when the door was open, but…
Read the Full PostSome days you’re the cat. Some days you’re the door.
And some days this happens: Found here: http://www.gifak.net/2013/01/cat_14.html
Read the Full PostContradictory Spam
I get a fair amount of spam despite having a few safeguards in place. I never, ever read it beyond the subject line and make a point to not purchase the products and services offered (I’m looking at you Dish Network). I might make a “wall of shame” at some point, but that’s not what…
Read the Full PostRandom recurring thought…
I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to trust Schnauzers until I find out what schnauzing is. That is all for now.
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Sheri likes to peruse Craigslist for jobs. She said this gem shows up every week or so: Company Expanding Seeking Office Help (Denver, CO) Company expanding seeking part-time or full-time office help. We are hoping to fill positions over the next two weeks. Please provide resume and references. We will get back to you shortly.…
Read the Full PostI. Am. So. Full. Of Want.
There’s crazy and then there’s this thing. I guess if you’re going to endure the zombie apocalypse, you might as well do it comfortably. I wonder if they make an armored version.
Read the Full PostI wish I had seen this one coming
There is currently an ad on Craigslist where a psychic wants to hire a receptionist. Wouldn’t the psychic just know and contact the person directly? “Hi, this is So-And-So the Psychic, and I would like to hire you.” Perhaps it’s just laziness on the part of the psychic. Then again, I used to joke about…
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