Blog Master G

Bush led this country to war because, he claimed, Iraq was stockpiling weapons of mass destruction and the country posed an imminent threat to the United States. So where are all those weapons? And why did Bush lie to us? Bush and his administration need to be held accountable for their serious actions that have […]

[Read more →]

I’m happy to report that I’ve just purchased one of the best movies I’ve seen in the past year: Shaolin Soccer. Directed by Stephen Chow with kung-fu action choreographed by Ching Siu-Tung, this film simply rules. It’s action-packed, hilarious (yes, it’s a kung-fu comedy), and has an awesome story with great characters. It’s won best […]

[Read more →]

The RSVPs for the wedding continue to roll in. In today’s mailbox there were 9 RSVPs, which bring the current total attendance (yes replies) to 70. Add Jen and me into the equation, and we’re currently looking at 72 individuals attending the wedding. Woohoo! (Our projected number is 150 guests.) Of 160 mailed-out invitations (based […]

[Read more →]

My friend Larry Weinstein is the featured author in the latest issue of The Edge (#16), a horror publication. His last piece, Hot Coffee, was his first published piece that appeared late last fall. How cool is it to go from first published piece to the featured author on the cover in just two issues? […]

[Read more →]

Jen and I have known for quite some time that the Vassar Chapel was going to be under construction on our Big Day — though we were led to believe that the construction would be over by this coming summer. We found out well after we had booked the Chapel and begun other planning (it […]

[Read more →]

Things really heated up at work on the e-Learning front (in a good way) on Friday, so even though I’ve only been at work two full days since then, so much has happened that it seems like it’s been a week. Yesterday I was in meetings all day long, then headed straight home to pick […]

[Read more →]

Wow. This has got to be one of the funniest and most awesome things I’ve seen in ages: An actual ghost in a jar for sale on eBay. The bidding ended today and gary_the_gimp_horn (with 2 negative feedback ratings) is the winning bidder for a whopping $50,922. That guy is one lucky bastard. He now […]

[Read more →]

MTV: Educating (the youth of) America. Is it just me, or does it strike anyone else as absolutely hilarious that this MTV headline — Who is Ariel Sharon? — is currently the top “news story” on Google News? I think it’s a sad and telling truth when even the Google News algorithms know that so […]

[Read more →]

Today was a seriously stressful day, as I discovered that some punk-ass opened a Sprint PCS cell phone account in my name in May 2002 and has run up more than $500 in unpaid charges. It went to collection and now appears on my TransUnion credit report. I have reported it to fraud, filed a […]

[Read more →]

I went to Macy’s at lunchtime today to look for new shoes for the wedding. I decided on some slick Bostonian shoes — the Akron model with Classic First/Flex design. They’re really comfortable, too, and I’m sure will go well with my tux. I pick them up tomorrow.

[Read more →]