blaine: It is so true that you can find many more name brands in New York. Like for instance, New York has the best Old Navy store - not that we don't have one at home, but New York's Old Navy is much better. Monday, December 22, 2008 : 08:18
stu: Except part of the point of the article is that Socks probably won't live for long. Which is very sad, but he's had a good long life for a cat. Thursday, December 18, 2008 : 17:33
goinghome: why do they call this a triangle? it's really more of an ill-shaped quadrilateral, when you combine raleigh-durham with chapel hill-carrboro. we could merge the quadrilateral with the "triad" of winston-salem-high-point-greensboro and call it the polygon. it would still suck. Thursday, December 18, 2008 : 04:35
stu: That was my first thought too, when I finally saw the footage. Like "wow, he looks like a man whose been waiting to dodge something for a long time. " Tuesday, December 16, 2008 : 14:05
:r: I don't like GWB as my president, but if we were playing dodgeball, I think I'd want him on my team. He can move pretty fast. Tuesday, December 16, 2008 : 10:38
blaine: God this article is full of shit. How strange to go around NYC having fun at all hours (like many thousands do)and have it all judged as a strange, mid-life crisis by some talentless journo hack who is obviously just pissed that they couldn't score an interview.
Obervant readers - please scan article for anything resembling a"fact." The point of the article seeming to be: there is a middle-aged man living in New York who does things. He is famous. Maybe he does things because he is sad. Who knows? Why else would a famous man hang out with non-famous people? Look for him at your local hipster gathering. Remember, he is famous and maybe very sad. At least, I, as a qualified Page 6 journalist, think he seems sad. From what I've heard.
cromulent: It's a fan on a cord swinging around a giant room. Like, really really giant. Say, 30' or 40' on a side and 50' hgh? Giant! Wednesday, June 18, 2008 : 10:28
kristen: It's nice to get a low-drama deadpan take on "we are going to save your life" moments. Nice to have your voice say stuff. nice. nice. Tuesday, January 06, 2009 : 12:04
stu: Obama looks like he's holding up his hands in surrender (he's surely not waving to both of the postal workers at the same time, right?). Maybe he's afraid they're going to pull a gun on him?
That smile on his face _does_ look very nervous. Monday, January 05, 2009 : 13:01
:r: I don't know exactly what they are implying... except that this is the most 'tarded magazine cover I've seen in a while. Monday, January 05, 2009 : 10:47
akilah shahid: Hey this s really good I'm a libra and it describes me almost perfectly Especially the part about a party being a small gathering of friends and the problem w/ authority which i noticed I had when I was seven But because Aries and Libra are complete opposites, theres no way 2 ignore each other just with my experience its a relationship of Passion its a love hate thing/instant attraction! Friday, January 02, 2009 : 23:12
-b.: this coming from a man who delivers 228 listings when you search "honky cracker balls" on the robot search. yes, good job! (also, impressive balls repertoire, HC!!!!) happy merry to you both! Wednesday, December 31, 2008 : 00:17
stu: I concur on the status of 2008. Entirely for personal reasons, I'd say, the second half of 2008 was the worst year I've ever had. And it started so promisingly. Sunday, December 28, 2008 : 00:59
paul carpenter: very good list, my favorite of the year and a record if you havent listened to, you must, is Bonnie Prince Billy's, Lie Down In The Light. maybe its just me as i havent seen it present in any end of the year list's, but its a fantastic record Friday, December 19, 2008 : 13:44
k: How come Frightened Rabbit's "The Midnight Organ Fight" is missing from this list? Do you not have this one? have you not heard of them? do you need me to send you their songs? it is a must for any 2008 list! Thursday, December 18, 2008 : 23:15
stu: I missed over half a year of music, so I'm going to have to catch up and maybe do a "25 records from 2008 that I didn't discover until 2009, leaving me way behind everyone else and desperate to catch up and not appear so lame." Thursday, December 18, 2008 : 16:57
vera: it feels a lot like when we get dumped with so-called good intentions by unempathetic friends–yeah, go do your thing if you have too, they say; we shall live–but we live too in spite of all of what once meant something to us being dead. I really liked this poem. Thursday, December 18, 2008 : 11:05
ken klempner: that was nice of you to visit. He and I speak virtually every day now. He's a bit bored of course but as you can see, he's in great health. Say hi to Judy as well. All's the same up in Dodge City with Flora, kids and dogs. And yes, you may not remember my Mom and Dad as the contrarians. Nobody would marry them in those days; nor let them adopt kids!!! Wednesday, December 17, 2008 : 07:14
pony: @Ken -Hard to imagine my great aunt and uncle being so fiery. By the time I knew them, they were sedated by their garden and baseball games. And many, many conspiracy theories! I saw Jack this weekend - I wish I had the mind now that he has at 85. Tuesday, December 16, 2008 : 22:43
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