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The Greatest Used Book in History Continued: April 1988
This is the fourth installment of the diary within a used book I purchased from a clearance event for “junk books” in a nearly abandoned library. For the beginning of this fantastic story, please read, the first installment of The Greatest … Continue reading
Posted in books, cats, humor, Life, pets, science
Tagged 1988, books, cat lady, cats, diary, humor, kittens, oddities, office jobs, personal tragedy, pets, strange people, used books, weird
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The New American Pastime: Chrono Gallivanting
I’ve been thinking a lot about time travel lately and wondering why that’s not the next big technology we’re working on. I don’t need my computer to be any smaller or flatter than it currently is and we already have … Continue reading
Posted in comics, Current Events, humor, Musing, musings, science, Uncategorized, Webcomics
Tagged comics, discovery, hadron collider, huffing, humor, paris, puns, science, time travel, webcomics
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Unifiable Infantile Hideousness: Is YOUR Baby Ugly?
This might not be news for the entirety of the human race, but not everybody can have a cute baby. If I had to be honest, I would say that some babies are about as cute as a truck stop … Continue reading
Picasso’s Eggs
Picasso claimed that every child is an artist and that the difficulty is in remaining an artist as you grow older. I suppose that is true. With the exception of a few scientists and engineers, the majority of my friends … Continue reading


