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  • Book beating I went to Borders today to check out Michael Moore's new book and I was again startled by the price tag. Ahemm, is there no way for new books to come out a product that doesn't exceed the $20 mark? I mean, …
  • In a million years I had this rather unusual dream last night. It made me feel uneasy, because I think the horrors of Ann Coulter might have subconsciously slipped in my psyche. Anyways, I ended up having this dream abo…
  • Movers and destroyers I've noticed that there will be no peace on the political front. As much as we would like to see the quarrels stop on the partisan sides of American society, I think some folks wouldn't give it up …
  • Snot-flying fun Gee, I don't know what to say about the impunity of many Black Friday shoppers out there. In most cases, we can be somewhat understanding about people's rage and frustration over the holiday chaos that t…
  • Please do not tap on glass If you haven't been quite observant in the porn world lately, you've probably haven't been whimpering in pain about the introduction of DRM technology into pornography. Actually, MP3 hoarders …
  • Day for turkeysNo one ever realizes how much work goes into Thanksgiving dinner until someone actually has to cook. That's something I've learned about since I've become an adult. Yes...making your own specialty dish is…
  • No thanks to a yellowless sense of justice Meh, I thought I'd take a break from writing today, since I'll be pulling overtime in the kitchen tomorrow. However, I'd thought I'd leave you with some amusing …
  • Veedio gamez conspiracy Okay, there's enough to go around when it comes to the video game industry. From so-called manufacturing shortages to impromptu price breaks, it's easy to see how sleazy the electronic gaming ind…
  • Lucky infusion I had an amusing time traveling to the city today. As usual, I sent myself to the city to perform a small errand and that meant taking the train. I passed the small coffee shop built into the train sta…
  • Deal breakers and door busters There's this inevitable dissolution between what folks want to do and what they end up doing when it comes to Thanksgiving. Per our arrangment, my family and I had originally agreed upon a…
  • Phallic overture There's been this rowdy crew of construction folks outside of our house for several weeks now. They've been repaving the road and sidewalk...a much needed assignment due to years of neglect. Of course, …
  • Return of the hoody I ran into this immensely interesting, yet odd topic of foreskin restoration on Dudesnude. Yes, you might have heard about the procedure on shows like Nip/Tuck or those plastic surgery reality shows.…
  • Veedio gamez Hmm...I guess November 22nd is only a few days away...a few days away from screaming droves of spoiled children lining up to pick up their Nintendo DS. I remember in high school when people would ditch scho…
  • Eat you up, Part 2 Ughh, so I bombed on my job interview today. I originally had a good feeling about the whole process, but when I got there, it turned out to be much more than I had expected. First off, it wasn't one …
  • Freaky excited I guess I'm reverting to my old condition of vampiric insomnia. Actually, no...I did fall asleep pretty quickly after I plopped into bed, but it was the waking-up part that got me. I just feel so much mor…
  • Royal lunch If an excursion with Aaron wasn't enough to satisfy my culinary palette, I happened to join my parents for a dim sum lunch with a Taiwanese dignitary. Of course, it wasn't planned that I attend, since they w…
  • Freaky newbies Heh, you've already acquianted with Ryan's libido and romps on Dudesnude. Of course, you've mainly heard my stories about racism on the site, but I guess it's usually the inane stupidity of some Dudesnude…
  • Mobile masterpiece I spent the day with Aaron today and he did the delightful deed of bringing me to have dim sum. Hooray! Of course, it seemed slightly anti-climatic, since the dim sum restaurants in Manhattan aren't c…
  • DS mania Yeah, I thought I'd switch gears today and talk about the imminent release of the Nintendo DS. Even though I'm sure I won't get one until next year, there's already a big hub-bub about the shortage of units for…
  • Survival of the nudist You must have been starving for some good reading about sex. Gee, I guess I'll talk about a pertinent, yet sobering topic that we actually all face...before jumping into the shower, bed, or a Rio …
  • Paint by body parts Ryan's recent introduction to the Dudesnude brought up the topic of race and nudity. Heh, of course, it's not exactly Ryan who made me think of nudity, but the fact that hapa folks probably have this…
  • Blank eyes I discovered that I stare into the ceiling when my eyes are closed. I've been sleeping very well since last week, but I've also been waking up much earlier than I'm used to...with the ominously ticklish feeli…
  • Double check for insanity I felt lost today. I don't know why, but there was an unusual feeling of directionlessness. Perhaps I've reach the point where reflective writing has become less a reflection of what I'm experi…
  • Pleasing explanation You might be wondering why I haven't said much about the electoral results...even though you already know I'm disappointed about the outcome. Well, I guess I've reacting like my father to the whole …
  • Fried green brains I really have nothing to say today. Just enjoy my newly updated DV site. Also, I think I need to steal Aaron's harem of sexy boys.
  • Gay yard sale In lieu of my proposed move to San Francisco, I've actually went through all my stuff and saw what I could sell off to put into my moving-away fund. Of course, the overwhelmingly obvious items would be my …
  • Top five pieces of advice for recovering your activist soul I think you've been thoroughly toasted by the recent stresses of the new political reality. Some folks have dealt with it by expressing their anger and frustra…
  • Top five things to cure electoral blues I thought I'd cheer you up with an inspirational song by none other than Kermit the Frog. We're all disappointed, but I'm sure that's an understatement for the hopeful many, who w…
  • Hmm...what the...? In case you're blind as a bat..or blinded by James Carville's ugly mug.. Hmm..I'm sure this guy must be so oblivious to the fact that he's not white.
  • Five reasons why you should vote today Okay, you've been bombarded by stuff on the airwaves for the past year about which candidate you should pick. If anything, your brain has been reduced to mush by all the crappy tel…
  • Top five reasons why pictures go bad I'll be doing my top five lists again, since I'll be preoccupied with stuff this week. It'll be easier for my brain to put out information and makes it easier for you to read several…

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