So I found myself with an almost empty keg of Miller Lite on the back porch and to lighten it up for the trip back I thought I’d drain out the rest into a huge stock pot I have. After filling the pot with almost two gallons of warm beer I figured that this should [...]
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Segway’s were hyped up, so much so that they were supposed to change the world. Instead they’ve remained only a strange, niche product that you see only on the rarest of occasions. That was at least until they opened a Segaway store (dealer?) on High St. here in Columbus. Since then I’ve seen at least [...]
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So been busy, apparently too busy to post on here – well maybe just needed a bit of a break, or I was too busy being caught up in a week long birthday celebration, or getting re-accustomed to spending time in the law library. Other things I’ve been up to include taking Charlie to his [...]
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This past friday was the last full time day for me at work, and I’ll admit it was a bit of a strange feeling to be done (although I’ll still be working part time) but losing your routine, starting a new one can feel like a bit of adventure, even when it really shouldn’t be. [...]
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Heard about this on cartalk (you can hear it in segment 8 if you visit this week) the other day, probably the best classified ever, supposedly coming from the Ashland Daily Tidings, OR – couldn’t find it on their classified site, so you’ll have to take their word for it. “1994 Plymouth Voyager Minivan, 265,000 [...]
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Here we are in the biggest struggle of our lives and we are funding both sides — the U.S. military with our tax dollars and the radical Islamists and the governments and charities that support them with our gasoline purchases — and you won’t lift a finger to change that. Why? Because it might impose [...]
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You may or may not know it but I love coffee. I’ve been made fun of for my over-priced, spill proof, insulated mug (which by the way I’ve been using now for two years and have gotten well more then the $35 it cost in savings by making it myself, having to buy less coffee [...]
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Today at work they are holding a ‘dessert auction’ to raise money for the troops overseas, and that led to a co-worker mentioning a pie he saw on the Deen brothers cooking show (the two son’s of Paula Deen) which by the way I’ve been told isn’t a very good show. In general I am [...]
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I’ve long read and known about the fact that our sense of smell is the only one of our senses that is directly connected to our brains. For this reason smell can an often is extremely powerful at invoking memories or causing us pleasure or discomfort. Just recently while reading Making of a Chef, which [...]
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I posted earlier about the possibility of Randy Lerner (owner of the Cleveland Browns) buying Aston Villa (Birmingham, England) of the English Premier League, but since then his bid was pulled, only to come back later in the bidding stage as a favorite. Part of the reason he makes a good owner is his personal fortune [...]
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