Today, at 4:50pm, Eastern Daylight Time, Cynical Cousin Dave declared that Pumacat, who wrote to Slate.com to predict that Tony Soprano would whack Dr. Melfi, is an idiot.
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DialZero provides a look at what's silly, stupid or surprising in telecom.
Gotta Get One recommends and criticizes electronics, food, cars, cameras, tools, movies and more.
For The First Time (or the last time) talks about changes in society and technology: first toilet paper, last convertible, first voice mail, last Automat, first female leader of Boy Scout troop, etc.
911 Wackos provides a look at the weird 911 calls and callers.
Book Making Blog is where I discuss writing, editing and publishing -- for my readers and for other writers
MY BOOKS: information & previews
PhoneGeeks Forum provides help with phone equipment and wiring.
WeLoveClams is for people who love clams
List of my websites
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1 comment:
The Sopranos ended Sunday night and both Tony and the shrink were still alive (but she was no longer shrinking him). Cynical Cousin Dave was right. Pumacat was wrong.
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