November 2004
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Thanks, God Thanks for saving me from sneezing all over myself in front of Cute Radio Boy (CRB). I really appreciate it. Next time, though, let’s eliminate the sneezing all together. I’m sure that my co-workers would be ever-so grateful if I stopped blowing snot rockets on the desk.
Nov 30th
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Thanksgiving Holiday Haiku Recap Brought two ladies home, One was ill, one was sleepy. Thank God for Cape Cod. Ate until I burst. Decided to drink and drink. Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum. Did not get laid. Yech. I had a yeast infection. Period, too. Yum. I avoided work. Now I have to pay, oh dear. Papers, reading and research. Will write more later About stars, bras, books and boys. ...
Nov 29th
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One Giant Cheeto Good things: 1. Thanksgiving is almost here. I’m bringing a few of my favorite ladies home with me on Tuesday for a week-long celebration of all things cozy New England. There will be cider, music, bonfires, knitting, and craft fairs. Yes, craft fairs. My parents are cooking dinner for 18 of our closest family members and I plan on cramming as much stuffing down my chow...
Nov 19th
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Baby Fever Something to make your ovaries go zing.
Nov 12th
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Reading Like Canada, but sexier - much sexier So here’s what I suggest: we come up with some equitable division of the states—I don’t care how we split it up, as long as I don’t have to move. The men get to live in Circle-Jerkania or Enormous Penisland or whatever the hell they want to call it. Bush will be their leader, and as such will rationalize getting into all kinds of cool wars where...
Nov 10th
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And On A Lighter Note… Oh my God! It’s Paris Hilton’s chocha! Story Photo
Nov 9th
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This Sums it Up Thanks, Trish My apologies go out to all of you: In the gay and lesbian community In education In higher education In the sciences In law enforcement In private sectors In environmental sectors In the armed services Today is a sad day for America and the rest of the world.
Nov 4th
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Bush is Scary, Vote for Kerry! Midnight tonight kicks off a panic attack that will last for at least 24 hours, possibly 4 years if Bush is re-elected. Here’s how I’m dealing with tomorrow’s election: 7:30am - wake up to the sounds of my alarm, realize what day it is, begin panicking. 8:00am - try to avoid turning on the news distract myself with bathing, grooming, etc. 9:00am...
Nov 2nd