Colin Dullaghan


November 2008


The Shiniest Gift

25 November, 2008

The holiday season is upon us. And I, inveterate dork that I am, had planned on suggesting all manner of gadgets and gizmos to give to all the nice people on your list.
(I don’t really like shopping, for the record. But in my experience consumer electronics never let you down. No matter when you look [...]

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Puppy Cam – Hailed By a Male

21 November, 2008

Yes, I’m a dude, and yes, I’m straight, and I even have copious amounts of facial hair at the moment, I’ll have you know.
But I still have to write about this Puppy Cam. Reason being is that I’m crazy about our dog Vince, and I’ve long lamented our lack of pictures of him from his [...]

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Mystery Meatless

16 November, 2008

Leftover night is my favorite. It’s the only guilt-free eating there is. After all, you’re doing the world a favor, right? This was just going to go to waste, and it’s taking up valuable fridge space, so by volunteering to consume whatever’s in that tupperware container you’re both hygienically disposing of it *and* staving off [...]

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Stone Cold Nonsense

12 November, 2008

Bust it.
I love, and have always loved, Young MC’s 1989 hit, Bust a Move. I consider it one of the premier achievements of the human race, is what I’m telling you. Seriously.
The beat, the plot, the rhythmic sound effects that sound like excerpts from a comical beatdown (seriously, every few seconds you hear a guy [...]

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A New Day

5 November, 2008

Well, I guess my sign in the yard did the trick. Obama won, and even carried Indiana.
And you know, it’s funny.
Nothing has really changed yet, and our new president won’t even take office for a few more months. And when he does, he’ll inherit a mountain of problems that even he has said may [...]

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Exercise Your Uninformed Opinion

4 November, 2008

Voter turnout in this country has for the last four decades hovered right around 50%. Of all the people who are citizens of age, mentally competent, not felons and registered, only about half actually show up to take part in the democratic process.
That’s not one of the things I’m most proud of as an American. [...]

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Exercise Your Uninformed Opinion


Voter turnout in this country has for the last four decades hovered right around 50%. Of all the people who are citizens of age, mentally competent, not felons and registered, only about half actually show up to take part in the democratic process.
That’s not one of the things I’m most proud of as an American. [...]

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Exercise Your Uninformed Opinion


Voter turnout in this country has for the last four decades hovered right around 50%. Of all the people who are citizens of age, mentally competent, not felons and registered, only about half actually show up to take part in the democratic process.
That’s not one of the things I’m most proud of as an American. [...]

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Up Ahead

3 November, 2008

Today I celebrate Penny’s and my fourth-and-a-half wedding anniversary. She doesn’t know it yet.
It’s a silly date, I suppose, but four and a half is my favorite number, so it only seems natural to get excited over the day on which it’s been four years and six months since our wedding day.
Today.
Today was fairly unremarkable, [...]

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