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Guys take action.
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I had some at an oriental restaurant and I think it's a great name for a rock band.
Karl Schmidt
Topeka, Kansas
You need to take a cruise.
(Thanks to Ted Habte-Gabr)
This blog says, no thanks.
(Thanks to reformed lawyer Paul Levine)
Man, does this ever make us feel stupid.
She's still on tour.
Also, we apologize for the minimal blogging today, but we've been actually working, and boy is that ever an inconvenience.
Cher is still on her Farewell Tour, which started during the French and Indian War.
Terror stalks Cademan Woods.
Key Quote: Mr Hancock, deputy managing director of confectionery wholesalers of Hancock Holdings, of Loughborough, said no re-enactment group had been given permission to be in the woods, although there was a public footpath through the site.
(Thanks to Fi Craig)
We thought we were done with this story (summarized here and here). However, we have received an email from Kathy Dean, whose husband was arrested for allegedly kidnapping Speckles; she feels that the stories linked to in this blog did not tell the whole story, and she wants people to know her husband's side, which is presented here.
This blog wants to state for the record that it has NO idea what happened and is hoping that, in time, all of this will just go away. Thank you.
It's a harsh world out there.
(Thanks to Robert in Austin)
This blog says: Oh yeah?
(Thanks to Jason Easterday)
This might explain it.
(Thanks to Connie Chung)
We report; you decide.
(Thanks to Theresa Hogue)
It's getting worse.
Key Quote: The schoolgirl called her father Melvin, a felt roofer, who immediately recognised a distinctive red marking on the creature as similar to those he had seen on Black Widows in the United States.
Yes, "Melvin and the Felt Roofers" would be a good name for a rock band.
This story reminds us of a great old joke about a gorilla and a guy with a pepperoni, but we have WAY too much class to tell it here.
But seriously: Would you have sex with anybody named "Praline?"
(Thanks to Ted Habte-Gabr)
We interrupt this blog to provide some actual information. America Scores, the wonderful group that sponsors the Rock Bottom Remainders' annual tour, will be featured on the Today show, tomorrow morning, Wednesday, June 23rd. (And if tomorrow is not Wednesday, June 23rd, I would appreciate immediate notification, or as soon as possible after someone says "First." Thank you.)
We now return you to your regularly-scheduled regular schedule.
FACTUALITY UPDATE: Friends and Supporters,
We were postponed! We just heard that Katie Couric's extensive interview
with Bill Clinton has caused a delay on the airing of the America SCORES
story! We will now likely air on Friday or sometime next week... stay tuned!
(Thanks to Brian Heffernan)
Now they're going after David Bowie with lollipops.
(Thanks to Barbara Goldstein)
First.
You might want to pass on the fish.
(Thanks to COLLINS69S)
This firm is definitely in.
Top this.
...in the War on Sheep Burps
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(Thanks to Karin Dixon)
Update: Apparently this link isn't working, either, or requires registration. The story was about a thief stealing flowers in Burlington, Vermont. (Get it? Terror "stalks" the streets! Har! Oh, shut up.) But anyway, while trying to find a working link to that story, this blog stumbled across this story, which is just as good. Or just as bad, depending on your priorities.
Update Update: Some people are saying the first link DOES work. But it doesn't for us. We're still pretty much in the dark about the whole concept of links, which is why we so often fall back on the old standards.
Dave,
Just so you know, when I alerted my listeners to your column from last week, I tried to stress that you are a humor columnist. Well, it seems you just can't humor the humorless. The following is a letter to the editor from today's Des Moines Register:
There's more to Algona than just a giant CheetoI can understand if you folks in the big cities are jealous that we have a YMCA and a swimming pool. Get over it.I was so offended by the column by Dave Barry referring to Algona's giant Cheeto ("Zip Past Algona's Cheeto on Summer's Dream Vacation," June 14).
Algona is a great town. We have excellent schools, a YMCA, many parks with unique playground equipment and a swimming pool that is one of the best in the state of Iowa. We also have a prisoner-of-war museum, and in addition to being the home of the world's largest Cheeto we have a nativity scene that was built by the prisoners of war and is viewed by people from all over the world.
Bryce Wilson raised a considerable amount of money for our food pantry when he bought the Cheeto, as the gentleman would not take any money for it and wanted the money Algona had raised for its purchase to go to a local charity.
This past winter, Wilson braved the cold and slid down a huge snowbank in a Speedo. Pledges were made and turned over to the local food pantry. Last month he raised money for the tornado victims in Bradgate. Not bad for a town Barry feels people should not waste precious vacation time by stopping in.
I am proud of Algona and all it has to offer.
Barbara A. Mack,
Algona
Bryce Wilson
KLGA
Algona, IA
So, here.
(Thanks to Gil Graybill)
(Thanks to Wes)
Now the bastards are using bed-crushing elk.
(Thanks to Jeff Meyerson)
judi informs me that the Miami Herald is, quote, "broken," and she can't blog. I'm not sure if I can. If you can read this, apparently I can. If you can't read this, then... well, then I will be very confused.
(Thanks to Drew Harchick)
But somehow, they've managed to make chocolate unappetizing.
(Thanks to Lord G. and gretchencs)
...it's a cool photo.
(Thanks to Paul Levine)
Soft on crime? No way.
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Some people just aren't cut out to be teachers.
(Thanks to Chris Kern)
Dave, when you read this, would you please blog something to back me up? Articles like this make me want to cry. They're just so ... wrong. Thanks.
(Thanks to MOTW)
Now we're glad we missed it.
(Thanks to Mike Wells)
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Flugtag for professionals.
(Thanks to Martin Anderson)
(NOTE: At the moment, herald.com is experiencing technical difficulties, so you won't be able to open the flugtag column. We apologize for the delay. Please feel free to move about the cabin.)
Happy Father's Day, you guys.
Have sex.
(Thanks to Jason Easterday)
Now the bastards are using newspaper-box-dwelling copperheads, which it goes without saying would be a good name for a rock band.
They're polite.
(Thanks to Brett Harper)
Somebody had to do it.
(Thanks to Catherine Conner)
(Thanks to Dave Dilegge)
This gives new meaning to the term "medical coverage."
(Thanks to Eric Augustus)
...have we seen entertainment of this caliber.
(Thanks to Michael J. Ester)
It's just one of those things that always makes you feel a little better.
(Thanks to Bob Hopf)
Please don't spank the monkey. It isn't the artist.
(Thanks to Leetie)