My high school buddy Brandon Meyer felt compelled to join the Marines and currently is surviving boot camp. Before he left to become one of the Few and Proud™, he asked me to update his blog. I receive a letter every few days to keep his family and friends updated. Brandon mentioned […]
Slashdot: UN Wants To Regulate Internet
That’s right, the morons who helped with Dafur, Rwanda, Sudan, and Oil for Food now want to control my beloved internet. The day the UN takes over ICANN is the day I start a rogue network.
Excluding the television show, the prophet, and the doctor with a first name as a last name, I am the most popular Jeremiah on Google.
I typically love my bank. The customer service representatives are friendly and useful. But I just accumulated $375 of fees during the past week. How?
My Visa debit card is linked to my checking and savings accounts. Because of a business transaction that I am preparing to make, I have been depositing […]
I wanted to see The Passion Recut this evening, so I opened Apple Sherlock to check on movie times. When the movie information loaded for The Passion Recut, the Sin City trailer loaded. Is this some sort of cruel joke?
Coolidge Corner in Brookline, MA boasts many great authentic foreign flavors. Two of my favorite restaurants are Rani Bistro and A New Taste of Asia. One can always know if the food is authentic when there are two versions of the menu: one in English and one in the respective language of the […]
I am back from an amazing visit with Arthur’s family in San Antonio, TX. Boston was kind enough to greet me with a wintery mix upon return.
This was my first and last trip on Northwest Airline. The cheap fare is not worth full flights, rickety planes, my knees rubbing the seat in front of […]
After a few days outside of Boston, I am reminded of why I miss not living here.
It’s REALLY cold here and Bostonians have a God-given right to b*tch about it.
Expensive taxis. A ride starts at $8 before your bum even moves an inch away from the airport.
Big Dig Access. The most expensive public works […]
