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Issues currently affecting America: > Troops still in Iraq (since 2003). > Credit crunch. > Housing slump. > High unemployment rate. > Deep recession. Our most pressing issue: How we, as a nation, feel about our First Lady baring her arms and what, if anything, we need to do about it. I saw at least […]

(Spotted at a salon/spa in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood.)

I found out about this via Fark (link goes here): A woman named Ruth Houston wrote a book called Is He Cheating on You? 829 Telltale Signs. 829?! I’m guessing that “breathing” and “being awake” are in her top two. Oh, and as you can tell from the book title, women don’t cheat. It gets […]

[thumb:1578:l] “Meaty, cheesy, bacony.” And obese-ity and heart-attacky! The BK Stacker, brought to you by Burger King (and perhaps a cardiologists‘ association, to ensure lots of business). According to Burger King’s Web site, you can have your BK Stacker with double, triple, or quadruple layers of cheese and beef. And it comes with an unspecified […]

June 25, 2007 Just in case regular haggis (traditionally made from sheep heart, liver, and lungs with oatmeal, spices, and other ingredients, boiled in the sheep’s stomach) and vegan haggis (mixed vegetables, beans, nuts, spices, etc.) don’t do it for you: [thumb:1514:l] (Note: Probably not vegan or even vegetarian. Many gummy products contain gelatin, which […]

Vegan haggis. I don’t know why. Traditional haggis? I don’t know why that, either. And I don’t want to know whether anybody makes vegan tripe.

(Bumbershoot as in umbrella, not the Seattle arts & music festival.) According to Esquire magazine, The Proper Umbrella for “a grown man” costs anywhere from $50 to $775. Brooks Brothers sells a plaid ‘brelly at the low end of the range. For mere multiple hundreds of dollars more, Briggs offers a plain, black model. If, […]

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Now you, too, can put the image of Jesus on baked goods, etc. It’s sinfully easy with the The Jesus Pan!