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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Monday, September 22, 2008
I have decided to re-activate my blog
This was a nice donkey in Boston.
The good news is I am going to start posting on the blog again. Mainly because I found:
And some nice penguins.
The good news is I am going to start posting on the blog again. Mainly because I found:
ScribeFire, an extension of Firefox ®,
which enables users to easily drag and drop formatted text from the Web into
their blog(s), post entries, take notes, and optimize their ad
inventory, directly through the Firefox browser.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Friday, December 7, 2007
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
15th Anniversary
Married to Leneè for 15 years today! And I found on a fellow bloggers site these Monty Python Sketches! What could be better?
- Lumberjack Sketch
- Buying a Bed
- Hitler in England
- Agatha Christie Sketch
- Spam
- Married
- Murderers
- Archaeology Today
- Mouse Problem
- Bicycle repairman!
- Most Awful Family In Britain
- Albatross
- Storytime
- Dirty Fork
- Blackmail
- Bruce
- Lingerie Robbery
- Lion Tamer
- Silly Vicar
- Kilimanjaro Expedition
- The Visitors Sketch
- Trouble at the Mill / The Spanish Inquisition
- Aussie hunters
- The money programme!
- A Man With Three Buttocks
- Mattress Skit
- How to contradict people
- The stolen newsreader
- Interesting people
- The smuggler
- Meat Sketch
- Silly Job Interview
- Lets talk ant
- The Fish Slapping Dance
- Timmy williams coffe time!
- The Bishop
- Semaphore version of Wuthering Heights
- Little Red Riding Hood
- Exploding Blue Danube
- Arthur ‘Two Sheds’ Jackson
- Flying Lessons
- I Wish to Report a Burglary
- Confuse-A-Cat Ltd.
- Johann Gambolputty
- The Dull Life of a City Stockbroker
- How Not To Be Seen
- Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No.1
- Penguins
- Undressing
- Tiny Words
- Italian
- Ministry Of Silly Walks
- Spectrum
- Burglar
- My Brain Hurts!
- The Llama
- Deja Vu
- Office Sketch
- Tennis Anyone?
- River Tossing
- Cheese Shop
- Mr Clean-Air System, the Boxer
- Camel Spotting/You’re No Fun Anymore
- The Dirty Vicar
- Christmas in Heaven
- Prawn Salad waiting room
- Secret Service Dentistry
- Spot The Looney
- Salad Days
- I have a theory!
- 20th Century Vole
- Dead Parrot
- Ypres Sketch
- Queen Victoria handicap
- Travel Agent
- Holy Grail - Black Knight
- Self Defence Class
- Holy Grail - Killer Rabbit
- Monty Python- The Bridge
- Holy Grail - French Invasion Plan
- Holy Grail - Knights of the Round Table
- Always Look on the Bright Side of Life
- Holy Grail - Bloody peasants!
- The Funniest Joke In The World
- The Upperclass Twit Of The Year
- Every Sperm Is Sacred
- Hell’s Grannies
- Dirty Hungarian Phrasebook
- Hunting Sketch
- Man Who Speak Only Partial Words
- Expedition to Lake Pahoe
- Whizzo Chocolate Company
- Whicker Island
- Mr. and Mrs. Git
- Rival Documentaries
- Pilots’ Banter
- Cheap Airline
- Arthur ‘Two Sheds’ Jackson
- Police Station Silly Voices
- Art Gallery
- International Philosophy
- Careers Advisory Board
- Me Doctor
- How To Irritate People - Need a lift
- How To Irritiate People - Restaraunt
- Naughty Chemist
- Abandoned Sketch
- Silly Disturbances
- Fish License
- Johann Gambolputty
- Poofy Judges
- Travel Agent
- Marriage Guidance Counsellor
- Choreographed Conservative Party Speech
- Ken Shabby
- A Scotsman on a Horse
- Fish Club
- Falling Minister
- Introducing Harry Fink
- How to Irritate People - Actors
- How to Irritate People - The Joke
- Cosmetic Surgery
- Norwegian Party
- The First Heart Transplant
- Pope and Michelangelo
- Silly Olimpiad
- Antiracist Song
- Nudge Nudge
- Flying Lessons
- The Money Programme
- Office Sketch
- Hospital sketch
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Marah - Glen Ridge - Round Eye/Barstool
Was at this show with about 30 other people. Love this band....
I don’t even hold the wheel when I’m drivin’
I don’t ever look behind me in the mirror
Or to watch an old horizon disappear
I ain’t never tasted wine
Or seen the inside of a bar
And I been walkin’ out of line
But that ain’t mattered so far
‘Cause I don’t even hold the wheel when I’m drivin’
And I ain’t hit the breaks
Since I bought this car
It’s like I never been alone for
More than a minute
And I got nothin’ to cry about
When it’s one wrong step got you into all this
And it’s one false move and you’re out…
It’s a time clock
With a late block
Screamin’ walk that walk
Or else you’re all talk
And it’s eavesdrop
And it’s hard luck
Put ‘er in fast
And never don’t stop
Up in a weightless sky
(ooh baby) where no one flies….
Monday, October 8, 2007
Jessica Simpson - These Boots Are Made For Walking
Love the Nancy Sinatra original. Love this video even more.
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Champions!
Thursday, August 23, 2007
40
It's interesting. I guess I should be more obsessed with the fact that I'm turning 40 on Sunday. Everyone who knows is asking "what are you doing for you birthday". But it's weird. They say it with this distant look in their eye. It's almost as if they just told me some really bad news, and are now measuring my response.
This year, we will be on vacation in OBX, NC. Nothing special planned, although maybe a Lobster Boil in the beach house Sunday. In 40 years, I just don't have a lot of regrets. I have a high IQ (yes, it's true) and a decent education. We have done well enough to provide comfortably for the family. I never got into any major trouble. Fifteen years ago, I married the girl of my dreams. My 3 kids are happy and healthy. People always tell me how well-behaved, respectful, funny, etc... they are. I never hear anything bad. Hey, perception is reality. I have truly learned how not to sweat the small stuff.
"Milestone" birthdays effect everyone differently, and I guess for some they have no effect at all.
This year, we will be on vacation in OBX, NC. Nothing special planned, although maybe a Lobster Boil in the beach house Sunday. In 40 years, I just don't have a lot of regrets. I have a high IQ (yes, it's true) and a decent education. We have done well enough to provide comfortably for the family. I never got into any major trouble. Fifteen years ago, I married the girl of my dreams. My 3 kids are happy and healthy. People always tell me how well-behaved, respectful, funny, etc... they are. I never hear anything bad. Hey, perception is reality. I have truly learned how not to sweat the small stuff.
"Milestone" birthdays effect everyone differently, and I guess for some they have no effect at all.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Living Vicariously Through Others (Cousin Michael to be specific)
Here I sit. 12:00 Midnight on Wednesday. Wife and kids are away for a night. What am I thinking about? Making money. How much friggin money is it gonna cost to give the three kids all I can toward their future? 500 hundred grand. Cash. One million? So I'm out there working... Taking the train to Long Island. Getting on the 5:55 train from Glen Rock. Meeting with anyone who has even the slightest desire/need to buy what I sell. All to maximize this year's 14% commissions. I assume the commissions will change in 2008. They always do.
What else am I thinking about? Baseball. Even my over 40 team, the Ridgewood Giants, , is rife with politics. I thought the parents of 13 year olds were political...
Here we are... 13-3 in the regular season. We have won the last 10 in a row, and we just won our first playoff game. Our manager is a big pain in the ass, but great at what he does... What I mean by that is he GETS RESULTS. We are in this to win, and he is critical. A lot of the guys can't handle criticism by a peer, but I happen to respond well to it. I am motivated by it and always have been. By my calculations, I batted around .400, and am definitely considered a "tough out". I was in the leadoff spot a lot, the two spot, the seven spot, etc... I stole bases. I drove opposing teams absolutely mad. Mainly, I was the starter in left field, but had a lot of playing time at 3rd base. I also played Center field, right field, and even caught. Not bad for a rookie season (turning 40 August 26). Granted, I am a rookie on a great team who has been playing together for many years. But geeze. There is on guy on the team who I think lies about everything from being a "soap opera star" to playing in college, to playing in the minors. During the first 6 games, he was our starting 3rd baseman. He made at least 20 errors, and that is conservative. His hands are as soft as two by fours, if you know what I mean. Literally, 20 balls hit to him, 20 errors... So, he got moved to 1st base. He is saying whatever he can to hold on to his position. In the depth chart there is another first baseman way ahead of him. However the other firstbaseman also plays left field which affects my playing time... Holy Christ, I can't believe I am thinking about this.
Nevermind all this. The Giants will play 9am on Sunday 8/19 against a tough Mets team. Winner of this will play a 2 out 3 final likely against the Blue Jays. I will play on Sunday, but will be in Nag's Head, North Carolina for the final games. I will be hanging on the beach with Leneè, James, Julia, and Jayne. We will celebrating my 40th birthday quietly with tons of beer. Cousin Michael will be racing his 3rd Ironman. He has started a blog, which I have been bugging him to do for a long time. http://www.ironoutlaw.blogspot.com
Over and out. Another early day in NYC later this morning.
What else am I thinking about? Baseball. Even my over 40 team, the Ridgewood Giants, , is rife with politics. I thought the parents of 13 year olds were political...
Here we are... 13-3 in the regular season. We have won the last 10 in a row, and we just won our first playoff game. Our manager is a big pain in the ass, but great at what he does... What I mean by that is he GETS RESULTS. We are in this to win, and he is critical. A lot of the guys can't handle criticism by a peer, but I happen to respond well to it. I am motivated by it and always have been. By my calculations, I batted around .400, and am definitely considered a "tough out". I was in the leadoff spot a lot, the two spot, the seven spot, etc... I stole bases. I drove opposing teams absolutely mad. Mainly, I was the starter in left field, but had a lot of playing time at 3rd base. I also played Center field, right field, and even caught. Not bad for a rookie season (turning 40 August 26). Granted, I am a rookie on a great team who has been playing together for many years. But geeze. There is on guy on the team who I think lies about everything from being a "soap opera star" to playing in college, to playing in the minors. During the first 6 games, he was our starting 3rd baseman. He made at least 20 errors, and that is conservative. His hands are as soft as two by fours, if you know what I mean. Literally, 20 balls hit to him, 20 errors... So, he got moved to 1st base. He is saying whatever he can to hold on to his position. In the depth chart there is another first baseman way ahead of him. However the other firstbaseman also plays left field which affects my playing time... Holy Christ, I can't believe I am thinking about this.
Nevermind all this. The Giants will play 9am on Sunday 8/19 against a tough Mets team. Winner of this will play a 2 out 3 final likely against the Blue Jays. I will play on Sunday, but will be in Nag's Head, North Carolina for the final games. I will be hanging on the beach with Leneè, James, Julia, and Jayne. We will celebrating my 40th birthday quietly with tons of beer. Cousin Michael will be racing his 3rd Ironman. He has started a blog, which I have been bugging him to do for a long time. http://www.ironoutlaw.blogspot.com
Over and out. Another early day in NYC later this morning.
Saturday, August 4, 2007
Working Out of Two Bags
Versatile, newly created Phrase describing virtually anything involving the number two... Double dipping...
Monday, June 11, 2007
El Bandito!
You can imagine how hard I laughed when I read this entry in the urban dictionary. As it turns out, we were going out Saturday night to the restaurant, El Bandito with another family. I decided to check out the menu on line, and the first google entry was this one...
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=El+Bandito
Needless to say, roughly every hour EL BANDITO! is heard around our house.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=El+Bandito
Needless to say, roughly every hour EL BANDITO! is heard around our house.
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Been a while...
Two Marah members in a band called, "Adam and Dave's Bloodline". Another Glen Ridge Recreation sponsored event.
James and Adam and Dave's Bloodline. Says the lead singer looks like adult version of his friend, Colin.
Pattie and Jimmy enjoying Bloodline. Doug had me howling with a great impression of doing the "Pattie".
David settles in to the two-hole during the Giants win vs. the number 1 team the Fair Lawn Dodgers. Big hit at this at bat for the go ahead run.
James and Adam and Dave's Bloodline. Says the lead singer looks like adult version of his friend, Colin.
Pattie and Jimmy enjoying Bloodline. Doug had me howling with a great impression of doing the "Pattie".
David settles in to the two-hole during the Giants win vs. the number 1 team the Fair Lawn Dodgers. Big hit at this at bat for the go ahead run.
Monday, April 30, 2007
Pleasant Surprise
While out with Wang-O at Houlihans in Ramsey, locked eyes with Keen-O and as recognition set in, realized that she was hanging with Kim-O!! Joy, joy, happy, happy... Figured Gord-O's stock and mystic would be Hi running with two hotties, so headed over to Brady's in Ramsey for some live music. Fun time.
New Tat
Shading not done yet. The background Irish flag will be orange, white, and green, and the celtic trinity itself will pop bright kelly green. This is my right shoulder. Tat artist "Lucky Mike" from Shotsie's http://www.shotsiestattoo.com/ said it will look awesome.
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