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As a writer, I never really liked reading much. That, and the fact that I never had formal grammar training in school, explain my sub-par grammar. Once I get involved in a book, I tend to like it. But I have to get over that hump. For example, I much rather do something active and [...]

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Picture yourself in 6th grade. You get into a scuffle with some kid, and then you get into a diss-off. A good old-fashioned diss-off. Maybe one of you makes a mom joke and the other most probably also makes a mom joke. But then your opponent goes, “Oh yeah, well, well you’re a herb.”
A herb…What [...]

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I know I said I would only write short, concise blog posts, covering one topic for each one so that I don’t infuriate my readers with mindless awfulness. But I lied, and you should never listen to anything I say. Anything!
First things first. Purell smells bad. That’s right, I said it. Not only does it [...]

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Welcome to Part II: Inside the Bathroom. I hope the title doesn’t get your hopes up, or the fact that it’s been about a week since Part I came out. And, as a warning, or lack of warning for that matter, I’m not going to get all disgusting because that wouldn’t be in my best [...]

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There comes a time in every blogger’s life when he must shed all dignity, and discuss bathroom awkwardness. Sure, this blog is read by my coworkers, and my boss, and my parents, and my grandparents, and other family members…but this must be done. Not only do I lack another topic to write about at the [...]

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Everyone loves balloons. They blow up, and hilarious clowns transform them into rabbits and pretzels. But what happens when balloons go bad? That’s something that we don’t often think about, but maybe, just maybe we should.
I wrote an “On This Day” for today about killer balloons from Japan during World War II. I was a [...]

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Strolling down the streets of Manhattan you might have to shield your eyes when a bright glare obscures your vision. Once your eyes adjust to the fluorescent violet, peach and green hue, you’ll discover the one and only Pinkberry yogurt cucina.
Ah, the brilliance of Pinkberry. You see, after hours upon hours in a top secret, [...]

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