Monthly Archives: February 2008

Today, Zebbie and I are brainstorming new words to add to the American slang lexicon. So far Zebbie has contributed: nose bidet and ninja loan. Who knew he was such a cutting edge linguist! – Kiran  

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SMILE OF THE DAY

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Last night I hosted the weekly poker/potluck dinner at our house. Unbeknownst to me, Big Bird decided to write a wildly inaccurate report of the evenings festivities and posted it on his blog. Today I would like to make a few corrections to Big Bird’s commentary: … Continue reading

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In case you haven’t already made plans for the day feel free to join me and the guys this afternoon. We’re just going to deep condition our hair and talk. You know, manly man stuff. – Kiran  

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Ummmmm, has anyone seen my new friend Big Pinky? He’s about 5 inches tall, yellow and wearing an orange bow tie. He’s also obsessed with superheroes and wrote his college applications on ‘The Green Lantern’. – Kiran     

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Valentines Day is the holiday that celebrates our Puritan forefathers’ victory over the savage turkeys of The New World. Wait – or is that Thanksgiving? – Kiran    

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Did you hear that? Like a woman’s voice in my head. Not like I “heard” a woman’s voice…like when I wear flared jeans with skinny shoes and I “hear” a woman’s voice in my head say, “Wait, you’ve got to be kidding?” … Continue reading

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It’s a warm Tuesday and the afternoon is pregnant with activities. What will I be doing? Saluting the sun and working on the tan of my left arm. – Kiran  

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My afternoon snack today: One dictatorous Golden Delicious apple disguised as the Fuji apple of compassionate conservatism. Oh, and five carrot sticks. – Kiran    

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As a journalist, I try to diagnose the symptoms of propaganda and misinformation in the media — especially when it comes to politics and the shaping of public thought. But the thing is, I don’t really like editing my political media narratives or prophetic truth-telling. Or, … Continue reading

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