August 26, 2008

On The Road Again...


I have to admit... Taking Amtrak, while expensive, is a darn sight more convenient than driving. After all, you can drink a beer, get online and get to where you're going without traffic jams (driving) or random security checks (flying). Mass transit certainly has its place in my world!

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August 13, 2008

Hell Hath No Fury...

This guy must be embarrassed.

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August 11, 2008

Motorcycle Run (2008-08-16)


Alright, here's the deal - weather permitting. For those of you who have bikes and want to come on a fun afternoon's ride, I've mapped out a great afternoon for you!

  1. From Baltimore, head north on Falls Road up to Alesia, MD.
  2. From Alesia, head east on back roads to Delta, PA.
  3. From Delta, head southeast on MD-623 and MD-222 to Perryville, MD.
  4. From Perryville, take US-40 to MD-7 just before Belcamp, MD.
  5. From Belcamp, MD take MD-7 back to Baltimore, MD.

Estimated miles: 123
Estimated time: 4 hours

August 6, 2008

Paris Hilton Strikes Back

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No, really... This is pretty good. She memorized her lines and came up with all of it herself.

July 24, 2008

Yep... I made this.



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July 20, 2008

I am officially impressed...


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April 23, 2008

Oooh... Trippy!!

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April 20, 2008

It's the weather, stupid.


I do enjoy these April showers in Maryland... The rains, the flash floods, the lightning and thunder...

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April 2, 2008

Congress Has Us Over A Barrel


Dear Congress,

Please knock it off. We're sick and tired of pork barrel spending.

Sincerely,
The Populace

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Water Water Everywhere...


Remember that old adage of drinking 8 glasses of water every day? Well, as it turns out, that may not be necessary in today's mechanized and air conditioned world...

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