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Sunday, February 27, 2005


Bad Morning
This morning, I realized that someone had rearranged the line of bottles that perch on the edges of my shower. Later, I realized that shaving cream makes a particularly bad conditioner.

As though my hair isn't bad enough as it is.

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Thursday, August 12, 2004


  Braces off.
Retainer on.
Fucking orthodontists.
I need to bake.

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State governor of New Jersey, democrat James McGreevey, has today emerged from 'the closet' (an object slightly larger and filled with a few more mens' suits than my own). In light of a recent sexual harassment charges brought against him (literally?) by another man, he has apparently waived his 'straight until proven guilty' rights, admitting to having a homosexual affair-- Oh yes, he's married. It _is_ New Jersey, after all.-- in... Israel? Well, that's one way to entertain oneself in the Holy Land of millions.

In a less personally invasive and therefore less newsworthy note, James McGreevey resigned his post as acting governor of the state of New Jersey.

It (it being the sacrifice of a flourishing political career in acknowledgement of prejudice over deviations from irrelivant moral mores) will earn him respect. Respect, and perhaps a pipe bomb or nine.

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Thursday, July 15, 2004


"They say reading is dead. But it isn't. It's just... pathologically crippled."
-John Stewart, The Daily Show

My best friend tells me that "no one reads anymore!". Is this true? I was already aware that close familial relationships and physical activity were passe, but books? What undereducated, inattentive member of our society couldn't appreciate Oscar Wilde's disturbingly relevant dissertation on morality, The Picture of Dorian Grey? How difficult and foreign a notion, to envision a nation in which our collectively violent, obese, oversexed culture would eschew the intricate works of Hemingway and Steinbeck to further indulge in their mindless television worship! Were it not for my implicit faith in my 'BFF's cultural savvy, I might disbelieve her!

Oh, the pleasant sting of grandiose sarcasm...

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