I argue that the Asian chick knew what she was doing and it was an arms length transaction. Sorry for the pun, that was a mouthful. Tim Cook is partnering with Oprah and borrowing from Steve Jobs' playbook. I wonder how Tim Cook and Steve Jobs originally met. Perhaps it was at a Mushroom Festival... Continue Reading →
House of the Day (3/26/2019)
Before we get to the house of the day, here are three photos from another open house with a weathered kitchen table, kitchen stools, and coffee table that I absolutely love: As well, some of you know that I will one day have a cheese cave tucked deep away in my basement - a chamber... Continue Reading →
Song of the Day (3/24/2019)
#NOCOLLUSION!!!!! That's right! William Barr is stuffing any potential obstruction charges and all is rosy in the Rose Garden. To celebrate, please enjoy Black Winter Night by DragonForce. This song is beyond epic - it'll grab you by the silk purse and slay your strange before the first riff is halfway over. Moving on, who... Continue Reading →
Song of the Day (3/22/2019)
Today's song of the day is one of the great ones - definitely Duke Stamped. It's Tonight We Ride by Paul Eason. And now, here's something beyond nerdy for the neckbeards in the crowd: See those button extensions? Epic.
Article: What Really Ails American Capitalism
Here's a good WSJ article on stock buybacks for my homeboys in Washington. What Really Ails American Capitalism: If the political discourse manages to move past its obsession with buybacks, there are plenty of real issues that investors should be watching closely By James Mackintosh It should be easy for critics of American capitalism to... Continue Reading →
Arrested Development Solves the West Bank
Israel. Palestine. Palestine. Israel. Who needs to stay and who needs to GTFO. To quote Lucille Bluth, it's a matter of LAND. And it seems like AD had the answer all along: Speaking of which, how cool is this oven feature: L'chaim.
Article: Diversity Delusions at North Carolina
Interesting article by the WSJ for your perusal: Diversity Delusions at North Carolina: Like Harvard, the school has trouble defending an admissions policy that ill-serves minority students. By Heather Mac Donald Harvard isn’t the only university defending its discriminatory admissions policies in court. Its nonprofit adversary, Students for Fair Admissions, filed a similar complaint against the... Continue Reading →
Car of the Day: Ford Tonka Truck
I'm guessing my American readers will recognize the name immediately - these are the die-cast vehicles we used to push around and play with as children and sometimes adults. Who doesn't miss beating the shit out of these things in the backyard while doing odd jobs like hauling dirt or transporting lesser toys? Well, now... Continue Reading →
Best Beer Ad in History. Maybe Ever!
And another nail in the coffin for Cleveland: Is anyone else reading this blog or am I just jerking off? Probably time for some:
Song of the Day (3/8/2019)
GOOOOOOOOD MORNING FRIDAAAAAAAY!!!! I'm likely recycling today's song of the day but it's too good to not share once more. It's Running on Empty by Jackson Browne. It's throw back Friday! I write to you once more from a King's throne. Feeling Jackson's vibes as I aggressively lay waste to what will soon be a... Continue Reading →
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