What is this place?
This is one hell of a writing exercise. It began in 2004 and it’s not done yet. Finally, not finishing what I start is worth something.
Pieces of brilliance.
- feeling like crap. hoping this is not an indication for the year to come. off to bed! about 7 hours ago from TweetDeck
- dad: what do you want for your birthday? me: sleep. about 10 hours ago from TweetDeck
- chips are 3/4 done, which is pretty gross, considering it's a big bag. conf call is 1/4 done. about 10 hours ago from TweetDeck
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Tag Archives: style
The Russian haircut problem.
Question: Why is it that whenever an Israeli cuts my hair I end up with a Russian haircut? Note, I don’t mean the crazy short, hot-red kind. I mean the long layer in the back, thick shorter layer in the front. … Continue reading