the hardest part of living with and being me is that i don’t think perfect is good enough.
previous: November 2005
| idea of the day | 2005.11.30 |
| idea of the day | 2005.11.29 |
we’ve had some trouble selling our house in cleveland but given my extreme good fortune i think its an additional sign of global warming and cleveland is destined to be the place to be when the oceans rise and the everything south of st. louis becomes uninhabitable.
| idea of the day | 2005.11.28 |
postauricular cutaneous advancement flap for helical rim reconstruction part ii.
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| idea of the day | 2005.11.24 |
happy thanksgiving!
| idea of the day | 2005.11.23 |
the report of hickory nuts slamming in to our deck after falling hundreds of feet from the tree top gives me the impression someone could be killed if one of these nuts finds a soft spot in their skull.
consider yourself warned.
| idea of the day | 2005.11.22 |
q: do you think 53gb of porn is a lot?
a: for one night.
| idea of the day | 2005.11.21 |
sunday night 11pm, boondocks on cartoon network, south park ridiculing tom cruise on comedy central – what’s a boy to do?
| idea of the day | 2005.11.18 |
thanks to s. clownly for providing me with the perfect pronoun for referencing individual plebes in the allergic to reality horde.
the pronoun is asshat.
| idea of the day | 2005.11.17 |
a delicate friend of mine asked for a warning if the following exhibit was going to be tough to stomach. but this same “friend” is also the one who exposed me – without warning i might add – to a video of a woman servicing a horse. a video that haunts me to this day. so, all i’ve got to say is enter at your own risk.
postauricular cutaneous advancement flap for helical rim reconstruction part i.
| idea of the day | 2005.11.16 |
this is the 666th idea i’ve posted – and even though i’m not religious, i’ve seen the omen and shudder at this number.
| idea of the day | 2005.11.15 |
by the end of the day i will be a fraction of myself.
| idea of the day | 2005.11.14 |
setting: a woman is walking up and down the aisle of coach on an international flight trying to comfort a distraught baby.
passenger-1: those of us who have chosen not to have kids shouldn’t have to put up with this.
passenger-2: its unfortunate your mother didn’t feel the same way.
i hope we’ll have more of passenger-2 than passenger-1 when for the first time we take both kids on a flight in a couple of weeks.