There are just way too many signs that I have firmly moved into middle-age. I have opnions about grocery stores, I can’t fathom the music teenagers listen to, and I have developed emotional attachments to powertools. The main thing that has driven this home is that I had a Black and Decker MM600 Lawh Hog [...]
Posted on April 30th, 2005 by nethound
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Commander Sparky from Planet Sparky is basically working on getting a comic book published. He is a really talented artist and I’m looking forward to seeing what he produces. He asked me to write a story for it, something that would be included as a short story. I was honored to be asked, but a [...]
Posted on April 29th, 2005 by nethound
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I’ve always been a firm believer in voting with your wallet. If I receive bad service or am not happy with a product I rarely bother to complain about it, I just take my business elsewhere. The problem is that it is getting harder and harder to find anything I can buy or anywhere to [...]
Posted on April 23rd, 2005 by nethound
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This is just some friendly advice for the ladies, not that any actually read my blog, but just in case. When you go shopping, do the world a big favor and actually pay a little attention to your surroundings. Most store aisles are just big enough for two shopping carts to fit side by side [...]
Posted on April 11th, 2005 by nethound
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Do not meddle in the affairs of terriers, For they are not subtle and rarely sleep….
Posted on April 4th, 2005 by nethound
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Once again my disdain for the media, especially television news has been given fertile soil to grow in. Since I’ve long since written television news off I don’t watch it anymore. However tonight I was at the health club on the elliptical stepper. Since I was there for 25 minutes with nothing much to hold [...]
Posted on April 1st, 2005 by nethound
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