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Slices of Life
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By James on
3/31/2008 10:38 AM
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While I’m fighting writer’s block, enjoy the pics I took with my cameraphone from last Friday at a Decatur brewpub called Twain’s on one of my rare nights out on the town.
I thought this was a rather good shot of the beer list. The "holey" wood you see above are normally used to hold wine/champagne bottles at an upside down angle.
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Throwing stones in a glass house |
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Semi-Lucid Rants
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By James on
3/25/2008 3:48 PM
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One thing I had accepted as fact once I approached my late 20s was that it was OK to “not get” what the younger kids were doing. That’s the whole point of being young – it’s not supposed to make sense to the older generations. They’re carving out their own identity and there is a need to be unique from their elders. While part of that equation is the reality that a lot of things kids do or songs they listen to are rehashes from previous eras, it’s still different to them based on what they know. For this conversation’s purpose, let’s keep it to fashion styles (and music) and not the more alarming trend of younger kids’ se ...
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What level of "Butt" do you rank your serving? |
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Miscellany
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By James on
3/24/2008 1:30 PM
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In terms of vague measurements we use in daily conversation, I got to wondering what the actual hierarchy should be for the following. What is bigger in terms of size – a Boatload, a Buttload, an Assload, or a Shitload?
Boatload – This signifies a large measurement as in “I had a boatload of fries at lunch”.
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The King of Kong |
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Miscellany
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By James on
3/21/2008 11:15 AM
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With movies being so subjective, I tend not to review them on this site but there is a documentary out there that simply is begging for me to spread the word. I had read very positive reviews about The King of Kong but with my Netflix queue being so full of other movies I want to see, documentaries as of late have gotten the brushoff. Earlier this week I decided to check it out via the Netflix Viewer (available for a small portion of their catalog) and after 5 minutes I was hooked.
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The Home Salon |
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Slices of Life
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By James on
3/19/2008 11:07 AM
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For those of you dads who have daughters, you will understand this. For those of you who only have boys, you’ll breathe a sigh of relief. For those of you future dads who may have girls, let this be a cautionary tale. To make your kids happy, you let them do certain things (within reason, of course).
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More beer recommendations |
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Miscellany
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By James on
3/18/2008 8:35 PM
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A few years ago I ranked my top beers at the time and while I don’t want to bump any of those out of my hall of fame, I wanted to give a shout out to four breweries that have made their products available in Georgia after I wrote that initial blog post. These four breweries really stand out for reasons I’ll state below and if your state offers these brews, I highly recommend you give them a shot. During this terrible short ...
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Lucky (for some) |
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Slices of Life
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By James on
3/17/2008 8:55 AM
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Whether you regard coincidental occurrences as just that or divine intervention, what happened here on Friday in downtown Atlanta was noteworthy no matter what your perspective. As with any metro area on a weekend night, the center of the city was holding the usual assortment of conventions and sporting events. One of those sporting events was the SEC basketball tournament. Had the player from Alabama
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Client 9 |
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Semi-Lucid Rants
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By James on
3/14/2008 2:51 PM
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NOTE – I’m breaking a blog rule of mine today. Politics are discussed below, although I do skewer both sides.
I was fooled. Duped. Hoodwinked. And it’s my fault. Ever since he was the Attorney General for the state o ...
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