Friday Funnies
Not a good week for laughs. So I’ll just put up a commercial that made me laugh when I first saw it. And I know Klondike could have pulled this off (and he had a way better haircut and a much better bark than that poodle did). […]
Month: June 2012
Idiot of the Day
Let’s all say it together … doughnut. It’s called a doughnut, you idiot. Good grief. Is there anything stressful about this situation that would cause someone to blank this much? Hope we don’t have to see how he handles an oval office meeting when he can’t identify the nation on a map that he wants […]
Game On: Week of June 8
Here is my recent column reviewing Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier and Bloodforge. Thanks to the Evansville Courier-Press for publishing. […]
Friday Funnies
Sometimes there is nothing better than watching bloopers from a show that could not be more serious. In this case, it’s the humorous breaks in Breaking Bad. And yes, I know the final season starts soon. I’m itching for some more of that Blue Sky. […]
My Bocce Introduction
Of the many things I am learning as a new employee at the Washingtonian (and believe me, I’m made the fool at least twice a day), something that never ceases to amaze me is the general happiness everyone takes in working there. Just being part of the magazine staff is something people are genuinely happy […]
Game On: Week of June 1
My recent column, reviewing Akai Katana and Mario Tennis Open. Thanks to the Evansville Courier & Press and Detroit News for publishing. […]
Friday Funnies
This week’s Friday Funnies came to me as I was watching an old clip of Arrested Development on IFC. I randomly started thinking about The Brothers Solomon, a rather stupid movie starring Will Arnett and Will Forte that happened to feature some pretty funny clips now and then. The basic premise of the movie is […]
What I’ve Read: The Food of a Younger Land
To me the biggest takeaway from this book was something I obviously/kinda sorta/already knew but never thought about in a way like this until reading this book and also having a conversation with my grandmother about its details. And the big detail is the creation of the interstate highway system. That it was really only […]