I spend a lot of time on Twitter. If you know me, you know that. I spend so much time on Twitter that I had the distinction of being labeled a “nuclear followcost” – in other words, it is really, really annoying to follow me because you’ll actually see me saying something.
So yesterday
An interesting artice in the WaPo caught my eye this morning. The headline “LaHood talks of Mileage-Based Tax” made me wonder if they were actually suggesting a tax per mile you drive. As it turns out, they were. But oddly, that’s not the interesting part of the story.
In the interview,
If you haven’t yet seen the episode of Lost that just aired, you may want to stop reading right now, and come back later. Go ahead… This post will still be here when you’re done…
For the rest of you, you should digest my post from earlier today about Lost and the Infinite
Anyone who knows me will eventually get the question, “Do you watch Lost?” Sadly it has become my barometer for coolness. If you are still watching, you clearly have a penchant for the strange. That is, you are cool.
I, like others still tuned in week after week, are searching disparately for something to
A friend and colleague pointed out this list of the “Top 25 Conservative Movies” as determined by the National Review. I enjoyed his take on several of them.
Forrest Gump is “an amiable dunce who is far too smart to embrace the lethal values of the
There is a closed street outside our door that is not on any GPS system. Everyday 10 cars drive right up to the brick wall, because the GPS said to.
That statement was sent to me via Twitter in response to a point I made about the GOP Tech Summit. I had said that
If you have never been to Baltimore-Washington International Airport, you have truly missed one of the greatest parking experiences of all time. While many airports have implemented a system to let you know how many spaces are available, BWI takes it a step further.
Upon entering the garage, you see the readout of spaces available
There has been a lot of chatter lately about the Ketchum/Twitter incident. To recap briefly, so you won’t click away, a Ketchum VP (Mr. Andrews) made a comment on a Twitter account that disparaged the city of Memphis where he had been speaking to FedEx’s corporate communications people.
One of the people at FedEx
Since I have been neglecting my blog, and since I took time to write this, I figured I may as well post it here as well. Enjoy…
1. I find it creepy that people go see movies alone. I could never do that.
2. I am constantly amazed that people who follow me on Twitter think