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August 26, 2008

• 11:31 PM Chris Wood on If only somebody had watched out for my self-esteem

  Oh that stinks. That really stinks. Life could have been SO much better.

  
  

  August 6, 2008

• 1:55 PM lynn on The nutrition police strike again

  I dig any movement towards healthy...away from fatty processed-sugar laden society.

  
  

  July 25, 2008

• 1:00 AM Susan on Hot new fashion trend: The bighorn sheep look

  These are modern representations of traditional Qing Dynasty hairstyles. Many wealthy women wore their hair pinned up in similar ways way during that time and incorporated flowers, birds, pearls and other things into the dressing.

  
  

  July 21, 2008

• 1:41 PM Elizabeth on Hot new fashion trend: The bighorn sheep look

  Star Wars: Influencing fashion to this very day! Queen Amidala, Episode 1: The Phantom Menace -- http://img127.imageshack.us/img127/8580/galimgprev2kf8.jpg

  
  

  July 16, 2008

• 10:00 AM Beth on Now starring in The Other Tom Brady Story

  I thinkthey should use Japan's Prime Minister Koizumi: http://www.democ.uci.edu/resources/naikaku/Images/koizumi/koizumi.jpg and he may have more openings in his schedule than Gere.

  
  

  July 16, 2008

• 9:51 AM Beth on Hot new fashion trend: The bighorn sheep look

  How do you wear a Red Sox cap with that?

  
  

  July 14, 2008

• 3:28 PM cynthia carpenter on Hot new fashion trend: The bighorn sheep look

  They should wipe those smug looks off their faces and face the reality that they look like they have giant slinkies growing out of their heads.

  
  

  July 14, 2008

• 3:24 PM cynthia carpenter on Hot new fashion trend: The bighorn sheep look

  They should wipe those smug looks off their faces and face the reality that they look like they have giant slinkies growing out of their heads.

  
  

  June 18, 2008

• 8:20 AM Beth on Cracking a brew with man's best friend

  You know, if the stuff was safe for people to drink or use (like beef broth), they'd sell a ton of it. Especially since you can have the labels customized with your own dog's face! or even a person's face! Hmmmm.

  
  

  June 18, 2008

• 7:00 AM martin on Cracking a brew with man's best friend

  Jack, Funny article. However, you need not encourage people to ¨easily enough pour some of your beer into his bowl and eliminate a lot of fuss¨ as there are definately stupid people out there that have tried this. Alcohol can be fatal to dogs just as it can be to humans. In addition, even in small amounts dog´s can be injured as they don´t have the reasoning to realize that there senses and coordination has been impaired. And no I´m not a member of PETA or the SPCA, just a dog lover.

  
  

  May 23, 2008

• 12:05 PM Elizabeth on Sex 365 days a year: What a deal -- or not?

  This made me tired just reading it! More power to them... I guess.

  
  

  April 29, 2008

• 3:05 PM Nicole on Maybe the key to a successful diet is a good lock

  Huh, 'starving him to death'? That'll be easy to disprove. His lawyer faces an uphill battle; he should suggest that his client sue his fast metabolism instead. Joking aside, this does raise an interesting issure of whether food portions for inmates should be judged on an individual basis and how much the individual needs to feel "full". Is it torture to leave them hungry? Would people care? I wonder if portion control is practiced in some jails already. Thanks for the post.

  
  

  April 25, 2008

• 9:36 AM Elizabeth on Here's what can happen when you don't chew your food

  The avian version of the first "Alien" movie??? ;-)

  
  

  March 11, 2008

• 4:46 AM trudy on An ordinance that gives paws

  Well, advocating animal cruelty. First Michael Vick, then Tripp Isenhour, now the Journal.

  
  

  March 3, 2008

• 4:53 PM Beth Heaney on Why is it surprising when moms brawl at a kids' birthday party?

  The only thing worse than a Chuck E. Cheese party for disease spread might be a bowling party. Think about it – rented shoes, throwing a ball, visiting the bathroom, eating a hotdog, hacking at the cake – in that order. Flashing lights, like at Chuck's, would send ME over the edge.

  
  

  February 25, 2008

• 2:25 PM nuikane on Another guy who won't make the Criminals Hall of Fame

  just needed a ride

  
  

  February 15, 2008

• 10:59 AM Jeremy on Who would you buzz off?

  We could use it to deter failing journalists from making it to their desks... might increase the level of discourse here in the state.

  
  

  February 14, 2008

• 4:17 PM Cal on Who would you buzz off?

  Maybe we could use it to break up gangs in the city, at least the younger thugs!

  
  

  February 7, 2008

• 4:18 PM Pam Cotter on Sure, that iPhone is cool, but have you seen the latest in banana holders?

  Thanks, Jack. I needed that.

  
  

  February 4, 2008

• 7:49 PM Pookie on How will Bush react to Putin's flexing?

  Well, there are cultural differences behind all this. when visiting russia last summer, I have noticed most of my male friends and friends husbands not only fish shirtless... While at home, they spend 99% of the time being shirtless. In the summer, its really nothing rare to see shirtless men on the street, especially when they are doing physical work such as this.