18 years ago • Comments
As I enter into December, 2008, I feel much like I did in December, 2007: in pain. Yep, no relief yet for my messed up back, but at least I'm learning when the pain will hit (i.e. when I stand up). But enough about me. Let's talk about my … [Read more...] about Thanks for the Hits: November 2008 Traffic Numbers and Stuff
18 years ago • Comments
Apparently the Big Three U.S. automakers (Ford, GM and Chrysler) are finding out their business plan over the last few years wasn't much of a plan at all. By pushing cars, trucks and vans to millions of Americans who couldn't actually afford them, … [Read more...] about Did Detroit Oversell?
18 years ago • Comments
Knowing my dad reads my site, I can only picture him turning to my mom and saying "Your son hurt messed up his back again", with an emphasis on "your". Well, he'd be right that I screwed up my back less than a year after the last mishap (2 herniated … [Read more...] about Weekend Wrapup: Home Improvements and a Sprained Back
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Did anyone catch the Cartoon Network's float yesterday? Watch the video below and tell me what you think ;) NOTE: If you're reading this via email or RSS, you may need to click through to watch. … [Read more...] about The Cartoon Network Float Controversy
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I'm going to take a different approach to Thanksgiving this year. Instead of trumpeting my own achievements that I'm thankful for, I'm going to illustrate why the little undisciplined punks running around today should be thankful for what they … [Read more...] about Being More Thankful than those Little Brats!
18 years ago • Comments
Ahh, the buying season is upon us. While the news is telling you how horrible the economy is and you should protect your savings, they're also telling you that you need to spend, spend, spend to keep the economy going. What's a consumer/saver to … [Read more...] about What I want, but won’t get, this holiday season
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We bought our house back in 2004 near the peak of the market. It still went up another 20% according the the tax assessments and an appraisal I had done when I was looking into a refinance years ago. But as of this week, that's all officially … [Read more...] about And we’re officially stuck…
18 years ago • Comments
As you know, most countries outside of the United States use coins instead of bills for all but the largest denominations. For example, the Euro has up to a €2 coin, and the first bill is €5. That's contrary to the U.S. where our coins are only … [Read more...] about The Biggest Problem with Dollar Coins [Personal Experience]
