Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

Take your GOP plan out of the witness protection program.

fuckem (in honor of the late great efgoldman)

You are so fucked. Still, I wish you the best of luck.

I like you, you’re my kind of trouble.

“What are Republicans afraid of?” Everything.

… pundit janitors mopping up after the GOP

DeSantis transforms Florida into 1930s Germany with gators and theme parks.

It’s always darkest before the other shoe drops.

The willow is too close to the house.

They’re not red states to be hated; they are voter suppression states to be fixed.

Thanks for reminding me that Van Jones needs to be slapped.

🎶 Those boots were made for mockin’ 🎵

Insiders who complain to politico: please report to the white house office of shut the fuck up.

Bad news for Ron DeSantis is great news for America.

After roe, women are no longer free.

He wakes up lying, and he lies all day.

Let’s delete this post and never speak of this again.

We still have time to mess this up!

Everybody saw this coming.

The party of Reagan has become the party of Putin.

Republicans can’t even be trusted with their own money.

It’s the corruption, stupid.

“Squeaker” McCarthy

Nancy smash is sick of your bullshit.

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  5. 5.

    MattR

    I have no blog, but I will use this opportunity to pimp a benefit tomorrow afternoon/evening in the subruban NYC area to raise money for a scholarship in the name of a friend of mine from HS who died of brain cancer a couple years ago. I believe that Dwight Gooden, David Cone, Mickey Rivers and possibly Carl Everett will be there and/or are auctioning off items.

  7. 7.

    Martin

    I did have a blog, but all I did was bitch about how I couldn’t make ends meet on my ginormous salary. People said true mean things so I’ve gone Galt. My withdrawn productivity is your loss. Suck it hobos!

  8. 8.

    cleek

    i have a blog.
    i am a blog.
    me blog.
    blog.
    b.
    log.
    ah well ah
    bloglblogblog
    blog is the wahd
    everybody knows
    about the blog
    my blog
    blog.
    b.
    log.

  11. 11.

    eemom

    I’d like to add all the Balloon-Juice readers’ blogs

    um…..ALL of them?

    I officially take back all the mean things I said. Yer a brave man.

  15. 15.

    Ailuridae

    @Martin:

    Snark aside, if you actually had a blog i would read it.

    I hope this thread gets some legs as their was a poster whose blog I read all of in a single sitting it was so good and I have no memory who it was.

  20. 20.

    Martin

    @Omnes Omnibus: Hangin’ well. I have to pay this Nicaraguan woman to follow me around and make sure my huge one doesn’t bind up too much by providing a needed nudge and tuck now and then. You can see how if Obama raises my taxes I’d be forced to sell one of my children.

  24. 24.

    PaulW

    I have two blogs.

    I have a writers/librarian-themed blog Wittylibrarian and The Book With the Blue Cover at http://wittylibrarian.blogspot.com

    I have a political blog Amendments We Need, which started off as a place to toss out ideas for reforming government – meaning the need for new Amendments to the Constitution – but has evolved into a “OMFG STOP VOTING REPUBLICAN” blog. It’s at http://reformamendment.blogspot.com

    I post more to the Amendments We Need than the Wittylibrarian, although with NaNoWriMo coming up I may be posting there a lot.

  26. 26.

    Barb (formerly Gex)

    barbyau.com

    I only have some of my drawings on there, but I am trying to focus my rage over gay issues into something you know, productive, so I may start adding topical blog entries.

  28. 28.

    Martin

    @Ailuridae: Thank you for saying that. I’ve considered it a few times. My dad and friends have suggested it as well.

    I have two big hangups about it:

    1) I really, really am not into putting my persona out there. I don’t facebook, etc. I’d need to work through that to a certain degree.
    2) I’m a tech snob when it comes to this kind of stuff, so I need to find the right hosting. My tolerance for FYWP issues on my stuff is below zero.

  32. 32.

    Scamp Dog

    I do have a blog, but it’s mostly (OK, entirely) about programming on OS X and iPhone/iPad devices. Probably too far afield for general reading, although now that I’m working on OpenGL (3-d graphics), I have some pretty pictures to look at!

  36. 36.

    Snarla

    Mine’s about how Arabs and Muslims are portrayed in the media. Also stuff about language translation. And cute animals. snarla.wordpress.com

  37. 37.

    cleek

    @freelancer:
    actually, it’s “OK, cleeeeek!”

    as in: Cartman’s response when the Costa Rican prostitutes tell him “Why don chu take a peekture.” it helps to say it while making a squinty camera face while holding an imaginary camera.

  38. 38.

    Keifus

    Hardly seems fair, as I generally lack the fortitude to brave your comments section, but what’s wrong with a little pimping? (Oh right, the dignity.)

    Keifus writes!

    It was originally a writing experiment, but evolved into a blog of book reviews and an otherwise not-very-eclectic selection of items of interest. You get what you pay for.

    (I have also cross-posted the books at BTC news, but I’ve been really miserable about that lately.)

  39. 39.

    FlipYrWhig

    I say, why start your own blog when you can just make a nuisance of yourself yelling at people on someone else’s?

  40. 40.

    Evil Parallel Universe

    I read this blog – really, I do (though rarely if ever comment, having long ago given up being a meaningful blog commentator at another lefty blog that is not always loved at this place).

    http://evilparalleluniverse.blogspot.com/

    Having given up being a meaningful or even un-meaningful blog commentator, the blog is all about the life of my dog Che and his struggles as a Socialista Revolucionario Romántico against las fuerzas diabólicas del Capitalismo – WITH CUTE PICTURES!.

  44. 44.

    Scott

    I have a blog, but it’s not a political blog, and I wouldn’t necessarily recommend blogrolling it. I’m getting ready to start dialing my blogging back anyway, ’cause I’m tired of going home to work on blogging when I should be writing the next Great American Unpublished Novel…

  48. 48.

    mrami

    http://ohjustgreat.com/,but I got swamped by a bunch of work projects and haven’t had the proper amount of time to devote to it in a long time. Since I mostly lurk here, take it FWIW. It’s got a pretty cute bread-making post, though.

  52. 52.

    The Grand Panjandrum

    Mine is linked in my pseudonym. Oh, and I will probably not be pontificating writing about politics much these days. I am more interested in writing about my adventures in bicycle touring, backpacking, fishing, etc. More on that soon.

  54. 54.

    DougJ is the business and economics editor for Balloon Juice.

    @Punchy:

    You know, I actually stopped reading/linking to Sullivan for a while, but then I decided if you were going to accuse all the FPers here of fixating on him, then I might as well start reading him again.

  57. 57.

    ruemara

    I do, but it’s all about me and activism. which is boring because progressives love thems some circular firing instead.

    @Angry Black Lady:

    You lie! There is no black peoples on the internets! I like btw.

  63. 63.

    martha

    I’m writing a nonfiction book about a not-so-fun subject, Alzheimers disease and how families can better cope with the realities of it all, and because I’m a nobody book agents told me I had to start a blog. So I did. But this summer has gotten away from me and so the blog and the book have both suffered. But I suppose that’s what long Wisconsin winters are for: catching up.

    http://alzlessons.wordpress.com/

  64. 64.

    Punchy

    if you were going to accuse all the FPers here of fixating on him

    Nothing like the strong stench of straw late on a Friday afternoon. Hyperbolize much?

    @peach flavored shampoo: Yes, the man’s got a way with wood and wire.

  72. 72.

    MattR

    @martha: I just took a quick glance at your blog and had to relay a story. About 10-12 years ago when I was living in Manhattan, my roommate’s granmother had Alzheimer’s or dementia of some sort. At the time I think she still recognized her husband but it had been a long time since she recognized the rest of her family. It was either Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur and the family all went to the grandparents house. For whatever reason, the grandmother woke up clear in the head. She recognized everyone and remembered all sorts of things from the past. Unfortunately, and unsurprisingly, it didn’t last and she quickly reverted to her previous state over the next couple days but it is an amazing story both for the experience my roommate’s family got to share and for what it says about the human brain and what it is capable of.

  73. 73.

    J.W. Hamner

    Chimpanzee Tea Party is the name, and while it started in the heat of the 2008 election as a fairly weak political blog, it has morphed over the last couple years into a fairly weak food blog. I’ve posted some of my food pictures in open threads here and there, and the perspective is kind of an engineer semi-foodie who is learning to cook and trying to do the local foods thing.

  74. 74.

    Tom Hilton

    Haven’t been too active with the political blog lately, but a couple friends and I have a photoblog that I’m fairly proud of (mostly because the other guys are much better photographers than I am).

  77. 77.

    Carol

    http://www.aquariusmoon.info/townsquare/ or
    http://www.aquariusmoon.net

    Built the damn thing, and got brain freeze. If you have any suggestions, please reply to my only post. Astrology, but open to some other topics as well.

    It’s also a group blog, in that people can actually have a blog of their own here as well.

    I’ve had previous blogs at blogspot, wordpress.com, but I never could get what I wanted at either place, so when I got some real webspace, I installed my own blog on my site.

  80. 80.

    geg6

    I don’t blog any more (I post on BJ instead!).

    But I will give a hearty recommendation to the wonderful blog of Ms. Emily Hauser. Her blog is the shiznit.

  81. 81.

    martha

    @MattR: Thanks and yes, that’s what’s so interesting and hard at the same time! My father in law will “wake up” and tell a joke like he did 15 years ago, or suddenly laugh at one my husband is telling. It’s all about the “good days” and “bad days”…

  88. 88.

    Kevin

    I read, but don’t comment very often. The blog is here:

    http://leanleft.com/

    As an aside, it has been fascinating to watch Balloon Juice go from reasonable rightwing to moderate dem over the last few years. John gets a ton of credit for openly and honestly dealing with his political change and acting on that change.

  90. 90.

    J.

    Because I don’t pimp my blog, J-TWO-O, enough on this site… http://jtwoo.blogspot.com. Like the box at the top says, it’s “a blog about life, sports, cats and dogs, politics, sex, the joys and frustrations of working at home, and whatever else I feel like writing about.” (Note: I am a semi-rabid Jets and Giants fan. You’ve been warned.)

  93. 93.

    MattR

    @martha: I know what you mean though it was kinda different with my father . He had a stroke that knocked out his speech as the dementia was kicking in so it was hard to tell exactly what was going on in his head towards the end. But there were still days where you could tell he was following along with what was going on and at least understood what we were talking about (even if he might be fuzzy about who the people in the stories were) and there were other days when you had no idea where he was.

  96. 96.

    Catsy

    I don’t really maintain my LJ anymore, and my blog went offline years ago. My primary outlet right now is my Flickr photostream:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/catsy/

    From time to time I treat it as a blog, posting a photo and venting my thoughts in the description. But for the most part it is where I post photographs of my Lego hobby.

    Which seems like a good opportunity to plug: Northwest Brickcon 2010! Taking place at the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall the weekend of October 1st. I will be exhibiting a number of my works there, and there are public hours from 11am-3pm Saturday and Sunday where you can come and see some of the most incredible Lego creations in the country–some of which you may even have seen blogged elsewhere.

  99. 99.

    TK-421

    I use to comment under the “cfaller96” handle, but I am attempting an internet name change so behold my new ID.

    Anyhoo, I belong to a sports fan blog dedicated to breaking John Cole’s and every other West Virginia fan’s heart University of Michigan football and basketball. We also like to extol the virtues of one Mr. Richard J. Jonathan Rodriguez, head football corch at MIIIICH.

    We generally post about once or twice a week during football season.

  104. 104.

    burnspbesq

    Now it can be told:

    I used to be Fat Charlie the Archangel, the Friday night relief-blogger at iamtrex. Loved doing it, but it’s really tough when you worship at the Church of the Almighty Billable Hour. I have enormous respect for people who can blog on a substantially full-time basis.

    P.S. to DougJ and mister mix: Union is kicking Rochester’s ass tomorrow. Go Garnet!

  106. 106.

    Cris

    @cleek: Seriously? I’ve wondered about the etymology of your alias for years. And I assumed you weren’t a big golfer, so the internet was little help.

  108. 108.

    suzanne

    I don’t have a blog, but I started a Facebook group y’all could join. S’called “Get The Governor’s Signature Off My Diploma”. I can’t paste a link, ’cause I’m using a proxy server that hates links, but look it up and join, plz!

  109. 109.

    monkeyboy

    ellaesther/Emily Hauser may be a decent writer with a decent blog, but I mostly remember my interaction with her as a intriguing party girl. See this comment thread for more details.

    @Steeplejack:
    Should we get a room? I have a crowbar and maybe you can bring the Vaseline. From the way ellaesther has been talking I think she wants to join us – not because she approves of finding work arounds but just because she seems to be a party girl with intriguing ideas.

  110. 110.

    Emily L. Hauser/ellaesther

    Thank you so much, again and again!

    I’m so glad you did this (and not just for the glory it reflects on me…! I swear!) (But thank you so much for that, too! Front-paged on my two favorite blogs in one day — I think my head might just explode! Or my cheeks crack from the ginning!)

    I do have a small B-J blog roll and I’d like it to be bigger. I’ll check these out!

  111. 111.

    burnspbesq

    @Martin:

    It’s not all that difficult to build a fictional persona to blog under. Fat Charlie had a B.A. in Accounting from St. John’s and an MBA from NYU. He lived in Brooklyn and did asset management for people he didn’t talk about. He was divorced with a son who, coincidentally, is the same age as my kid.

    I blogged under an assumed name because I wanted to be able to say things that my clients wouldn’t like.

  112. 112.

    Emily L. Hauser/ellaesther

    @geg6: I don’t believe that anything I have ever done in the past has ever been described as “the shiznit”…!

    This is day is the best! Thank you!

    @monkeyboy: I remember you writing that, and I remember thinking, wow, that is a man with a plan and too much imagination! But I can’t remember what I wrote. And yet I somehow feel certain that it had nothing to do with crowbars. Or Vaseline! Very certain. Very, very certain.

  113. 113.

    Steve

    I don’t have a blog, but I’ve been known to post a diary or two at Motley Moose, a group blog comprised largely of former MyDDers who can’t believe how much that site sucks nowadays. It’s not as active as I’d like but the writing is very high-quality.

  114. 114.

    eemom

    @burnspbesq:

    As an expat New Yawkah, Charlie was totally my kind of guy.

    I miss him. Including those shady underworld connections he occasionally hinted at.

  118. 118.

    Ruckus

    I have a blog Left Leaning Brain that I haven’t posted to in a while. I like to post when I’m fired up but lately it seems like the pile of shit I’m sitting under is getting deeper and the fire is going out. I did figure out that the only way to get fired back up is for me to shovel faster so I trying to get on with that.

  120. 120.

    Moses2317

    Here’s my blog http://www.winningprogressive.org/

    It’s focused on firing up our base and getting the progressive blogosphere to help inform the American public about what the Democrats have done to improve the economy, begin fixing our broken health care system, reform Wall Street, the credit card industry, and the student loan industry, save the auto industry, and end the war in Iraq.

  144. 144.

    tessl.

    This Day in Athens.

    I do it for work, but it’s entirely my project, and I like to think it doesn’t suck, since I love doing the research to write it. (Though I do feel bad for the 2 or so people per month from Greece who end up on the page and are likely very disappointed in what they find.)

  150. 150.

    Ailuridae

    @General Stuck:

    I wonder if you get sauced enough today if you can top the height of Stuck idiocy of “Chinese own us/I think inflation is a legitimate concern”. Sometimes I think you must be a spoof because nobody could accidentally misunderstand so many different things and then insist on demonstrating they have no idea in a public forum.

  152. 152.

    Sisyphus

    I’m a busy body on a multi-author blog in the great state of Idaho. As a result, my handle should be self explanatory. I blurk here often and am grateful for all your hard work which I shamelessly lift for my own purposes. With attribution of course. ;-)

  154. 154.

    General Stuck

    @Ailuridae:

    I think it is rich calling me a bigot after calling me as an Israeli Tribalist, whatever the fuck that is, is further evidence you are really a complete whackjob, that just talks pretty. But DougJ thinks your comments are great though, so you will always have that.

    And please cite where I said “China owns us” . Or be forever known as liar.

  157. 157.

    General Stuck

    @General Stuck:

    And please cite where I said “China owns us” . Or be forever known as liar.

    Upon consideration, I may full well have in snark said “China owns us”, along with thousands of others who have expressed such half serious thoughts.

  159. 159.

    Ailuridae

    @General Stuck:

    The problem is that you don’t have a basic grasp of English or an understanding of how words are used. My use of Israeli Tribalism isn’t new. You could have just googled it. I’m always amazed by people who when confronted with their rather stunning ignorance throw their hands up rather than spending two minutes to learn something.

    Your comments here are embarrassing – they don’t show any breadth or depth of knowledge about anything. I just managed to read your last half dozen blog entries and, amazingly, your blog is even worse than your comments here.

    If you want to link your initially, plainly ignorant post on China financing US debt go ahead. People can make their own conclusions (and also enjoy the thorough fucking beat I gave you). I think you’ve already done enough to ruin ÿet another perfectly fine thread and don’t think it makes any sense to feed you any more.

  161. 161.

    General Stuck

    @Ailuridae: Guess you won’t be adding my blog to your reader then. I love to pull your string dude, few here can provide such articulate, albeit dubious fact wise, and entertaining righteous indignation delivered with primo Banty Rooster aplomb. Well done. I will return this fine thread to the civilized personnel on BJ.

    And I suppose your use of Israeli Tribalist earlier, and today an accusation of bigotry are completely unrelated. That’s a relief.

  163. 163.

    Jill

    Brilliant at Breakfast

    “The best bleacher bum since Pete Axthelm” — Randy K.
    “For straight up monster-stomping goodness, nothing makes smoke shoot out my ears like Brilliant@Breakfast” —Tata

    Politics, sports, pop culture, movies, TV, and other rantings of a curmudgeonly old broad.

  168. 168.

    LT

    My wife found a frog this morning. I just wanted to tell someone.

    Want more? Okay. We’re having a garage sale, as we’re moving to another hemisphere soon, and in the front yard is, among many other things, a round wooden table with one center leg with a bunch of worthless crap on it. And on that table the wife found a frog about half-an-inch long. Cutest little thing you ever saw. Brownish-green, with a stripe on either side of its head. How the hell did it get up on the table? It’s got one leg! I think I loved that frog.

  169. 169.

    LT

    @Athenae: I added your blog to by b-roll. Can’t believe it wasn’t there. (And if that’s your moniker at DKos – you’re always so dang nice to me! Thanks.)

    A few others of you, too, got blolled. And more soon.

  170. 170.

    Nick Istre

    (And no, not the other Nick. I think he’s up in NY. I’m in the deep south…)

    Well, I haven’t been too good about updating (like haven’t updated in around a year and a half), but my name should be linked to it and when I start blogging about tech or political stuff again, it’ll go there.

    I also have an anime blog that’s been a bit more active if you’re into that kind of thing.

  172. 172.

    DCPlod

    Thanks for reminding me that I’ve been a right lazy bugger re. posting the last couple of weeks.

    Mine’s at dcplod.wordpress.com

  173. 173.

    Annie

    @Ailuridae:

    I just managed to read your last half dozen blog entries and, amazingly, your blog is even worse than your comments here.

    Since I blog with the General, thanks for your words of encouragement…….And, by the way, I considered it an honor when he asked me to join him.

  174. 174.

    Kathi

    I finally set mine up where,to comment or read anything but the front page, you’ve got to register. The Goth vampire porn that kept showing up uninvited was, uh, interesting but freaked out some of the regulars.

  178. 178.

    birthmarker

    @General Stuck: Not to interject into you two’s kerfuffle, but on Alternet now there’s an interesting post called “The China Superpower Hoax.” The writer summarizes nicely several things about China I’ve seen here and there. Never forget, they are NOT a transparent society.

    DougJ-I am really enjoying looking at some of the BJer’s blogs. I bookmarked a few. Maybe this can be a semi regular feature like John’s artist post.

  180. 180.

    Mike in Oly

    I read here daily and have for years, but never comment (but I rarely comment anywhere). I love the smart political commentary and the pet pics. I have two blogs. One about our garden, baking and cats at: http://1bigtree.blogspot.com/ and another of collected vintage photos of cats and hot guys at: http://enotaipes.blogspot.com/ (the title ‘Sepiatone’ was already taken when I started). Lots of great pics on both, if I do say so myself.

  185. 185.

    StacyMN

    I usually only comment on dog-training posts and all things Minnesotan (but I have to admit, the Bachman crazy train has kind of burned me out on even that), and usually get caught up in moderation. But I do have a blog! And I’m enjoying reading other’s blogs as well, so thanks for this thread.

    I’m kind of embarassed to post my blog, because pretty much every link roundup I do has at least one “Via Balloon Juice” hit on it. I rip off a lot of shit from you guys (but always credit you!). But if you’d like to read a blog that always starts out with some innocent snarky joke and ends in “OMG WE’RE ALL DOOMED” as the drink count piles up, here ya go: Do What Now?

  186. 186.

    Ash Can

    Wow. And we knew Emily when. The notoriety doesn’t surprise me, though; she’s outstanding.

    As for me, I had a blog once upon a time, but I came to the conclusion that my posts were boring me to tears, and I could only imagine what kind of effect they were having on my audience (both of them). So that was that.

    @Catsy: My son loves Brickworld, and the husband and I get a bang out of it too. Do you ever make the trip to the Chicago area for it?

    Oh, and @wufnik: “Bazzfazz” is one of the greatest expletives ever. Pogo FTW.

  192. 192.

    junebug

    No one wonders why DougJ asks the obvious?

    Blog whores all!!!!!

    I used to mock wingnuts for doing the same thing. Remember when you all posted on wingnut blogs and how they all linked to each other for no other reason than to create a stir? Remember when people commented on blogs with a link to their blog just to get noticed in the right circles?

    New school means not whoring at all.

    It doesn’t make for many hits, but you stay righteous :)

  194. 194.

    Larry Signor

    @Annie: I’ve read your work and the generals and don’t find it of poor quality. A personal, (mutually ad hominem?) disagreement seems to be driving the conversation. Ailuridae is shrill and inaccurate concerning your blog.

  199. 199.

    Adam Lang

    Um… seriously? All of them? Who has that kind of free time?

    Well, if the political ones get too depressing you can always come to mine and look at pictures of dogs: http://dogsofsf.com

    Some of them don’t suck.

  204. 204.

    Steeplejack

    @FlipYrWhig:

    [. . .] why start your own blog when you can just make a nuisance of yourself yelling at people on someone else’s?

    Word. That’s why I have attached myself like a remora fish here at Balloon Juice.

  205. 205.

    Jason Bylinowski

    Just checking in. I have a “blog”, more like a (lack of) success-diary that keeps me coming back to it once a month or so since early 2008. Not a committed political blogger – I don’t have that kind of stamina – but a committed musician who sometimes talks about the process, but mostly it’s all about personal stuff.

    Anyway thanks for asking about us, I do not comment very often here, except in short forgettable bursts, or anywhere else, but I’ve been reading this blog and several others for years now.

  206. 206.

    Steeplejack

    @monkeyboy:

    Ah, good times. Good times. I think that was the last time I was actually productive on the Internet.

    Don’t see you around here much, but I always give you a hat tip when I throw out the blockquote work-around template for the newbs.

    Emily L. Hauser/Ellaesther may be a big-shot mainstream blogger now, but we will always have fond memories of her as the Balloon Juice ampersand-hyphen-and-crowbar party girl. You can’t buy memories like that.

  208. 208.

    Steeplejack

    @Emily L. Hauser/ellaesther:

    But I can’t remember what I wrote. And yet I somehow feel certain that it had nothing to do with crowbars. Or Vaseline! Very certain. Very, very certain.

    The smoking gun:

    I maybe better should get some Vaseline and a crowbar . . . I mean, really, your semicolon might get a wee bit stuck in your ampersand!

    Busted, sister. The Internet never forgets.

  210. 210.

    Steeplejack

    @Ailuridae:

    I was actually thinking about doing something super dorky and esoteric that involves writing about following my two woeful NBA franchises (the Nets and Wolves) from a APBR perspective while also grousing about work but that would have a likely readership that would be quite small.

    Go with it. You can’t predict where it’s going to lead, and you shouldn’t try to. Who’da thunk that some guy’s cartoons about a big yellow sponge would be such a mega-hit (SpongeBob SquarePants)? That’s my favorite example of serendipity and following your dream, even if it’s a dorky dream.

  214. 214.

    Mr. Furious

    Well, my blogging has slowed of late, what with a relocation and a new job… but here it is:

    http://misterfurious.blogspot.com/

    Politics is almost a soul-sucking proposition of late, so I hope to bump up the photography, music and miscellany. We’ll see. Watching the first three seasons of Lost on DVD hasn’t helped my production either…

    My wife has surpassed me with a more frequent, far more popular and and much better journalesque blog on life: http://mrs-furious.blogspot.com/. Bonus for haters: she exposes me frequently for the buffoon I am in real life…

    Nice to see Brilliant at Breakfast and South of Heaven in the house. Both blogs from a long-lost bookmark list for me.

  220. 220.

    Jason

    Yes I have a blog. It is boring, it is new, it is rarely updated, and you won’t want to read it. blog.jasonstuart.info The money will roll right in.

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