bjorn_skurj

I smell OK.

I loved teh Cosmos.

Liberalism and the attitudes of the people who hold such ideas is not conducive to maintaining unity, as a loyalty to principles will often outweigh a loyalty to colleagues.

Fear itself!

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/09/opinion/...&ei=5087%0A

Awesome.

Kirsten Gillibrand (New York) Listed as a blue dog on Wikipedia. (Still love her, though.)

The New York Times, Jan. 9, 2007. Appreciations Mr. Noodle The news last Friday of the death of the ramen noodle guy surprised those of us who had never suspected that there was such an individual. It was easy to assume that instant noodle soup was a team invention, one of those depersonalized corporate miracles, like the Honda Civic, the Sony Walkman and Hello Kitty, that sprang from that ingenious consumer-product collective known as postwar Japan. But no. Momofuku Ando, who died in Ikeda, near Osaka, at 96, was looking for cheap, decent food for the working class when he invented rame

Baltimore Sun?

I saw that too. I thought they were entertaining enough.

No. I actually have to write it first, and I have a habit of letting myself out of editorial writing.

I am going to do an editorial about James Brown this week, though.

Thanks, but I'm much more interesting online than I am in print, trust me.

Quite possibly. What's your beef?

Arcade Fire is the best Canadian band since Bachman Turner Overdrive. And I MEAN that!

There was that basketball player, World B. Free.

Blender And that's it. I didn't even want Blender.

I'm going to see Little Miss Sunshine again in a little while.

They say the ball was new and slippery. "Nothing is automatic in football."

Had that on New Year's Eve. Bi-en.

Badly. The Giants' only chance is if Tiki Barber has a transcendent performance.

I haven't seen the second season yet.

Condolences to the Cowboys fans, but the unhappier Bill Parcells is, the happier I am.

The Ten Commandments? It's a Wonderful Life? Heaven's Gate?

I agree.