Monthly Archives: October 2006

Six Words

In the current issue of Wired Magazine, there’s a cool article on the shortest story ever written by Ernest Hemingway, just six words in length: For Sale: baby shoes, never used. One can only imagine the story behind this one. … Continue reading

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Of all the weird things…

I’ve always thought this. A few weeks back, my wife remarked on it. Of all the weird things about the human body: my sneezes smell like like honey. !! Thank goodness for Google. I thought it might have been an … Continue reading

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Take that, Douglas Coupland

Following his lead, in jest, just to show Malcolm Gladwell that not all blog postings are based on the New York Times, here’s something from the Globe and Mail online, in which a Japanese man has pi’d out: bq. Akira … Continue reading

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Lord, er, um, “Che” Black

Once again, Rick Mercer hits the nail right on the head: bq. I have to admit, the idea of Conrad Black down at some god awful immigration office stuck in the back of a line behind some poor Somali dude … Continue reading

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