'geekery' Archive
veggie hotdogs at Fenway
19 April 2010, 7:37 am
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I was excited to learn that Fenway would be featuring veggie burgers and veggie hotdogs for the 2010 season and eager to try them out. Friday I had a chance to sample the veggie hotdogs (couldn’t find the burgers, maybe next game).
You may have to walk around the park for a bit to find the […]
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Posted in food, red sox
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guard taun-taun
15 February 2010, 5:59 am
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as mentioned earlier:
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Posted in geekery, without shame, photos
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nerd levels off the charts
10 February 2010, 4:46 am
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I’m in a Taun-Taun sleeping bag, holding lightsaber chopsticks. Christmas day.
Yeah, somebody loves me.
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Posted in sci-fi, without shame, photos
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single? [adjective] town [datingkeyword] . tld — explained!
7 November 2008, 8:52 am
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Those danged lawn signs! Robert J Moore gets the goods. A fascinating Internet detective story.
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Posted in geekery, marketing
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prepositional phrase overload!
14 June 2008, 8:06 am
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AHHH! Brain ’splodes!
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Posted in geekery, language, somerville
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500
1 June 2008, 7:19 am
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So my wonderful girlfriend asked if Manny was still on #498, and I answered, “No, he got 499 in Seattle on Thursday* so he could do it with any swing,” and just at that moment a pitch crossed the plate and Ramirez thwacked it, and *whomp* there it was. . . and there it went.
The Manny Homerun […]
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Too much Madman!
21 February 2008, 12:08 pm
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Walking home from The Independent last Sunday, we espied the new-to-the-hood Hub Comics, from which we emerged with a slightly-inconvenient-to-carry-home mix of goodies.
They had a couple compliations of Mike Allred’s Madman, and I bought both in a fit of nostalgia.
If you don’t know Madman, “the world’s snappiest comic magazine”, the titular protagonist is one […]
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Posted in drawings, sci-fi, somerville, personal, books
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why I don’t trust your privacy policy
2 February 2008, 8:12 am
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First there was Flickr. I liked Flickr a lot; it was a very convenient way to share photos with my friends and family. I didn’t know anybody on the Flickr team personally or anything, but it was clearly a small, bright outfit. The vibe of the site made me feel comfortable letting them keep track […]
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Posted in why we hate Ballmer, jeers, the ever-bigger brother, security, business
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