Dude, where the hell are my f*ck*ng dentures??
This is no lie and was on Craigslist.org today. I love the response as much as the original posting. Dude, hope you get ‘em back. Click on image to see full size.
DanNation’s Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-28
After a successful friends' AIDS fund-raiser for ALC 9, I got an early work wake up call and have tried to recover since. Yawn! # Watching "Idol" -the kids ain't so great this season. Still addicted, though. It's like bad wine – when it's all you have, you still drink. # I hope to pilot [...]
Shred Ready
A couple of favorite photos from skiing in Lake Tahoe two weeks ago. Better late than never, I guess!
Today’s gratuitous video: Genius
…and he’s cute. I love TV themes. It explains a lot.
As Sue Cs It
So excited about upcoming new episodes of “Glee.”
DanNation’s Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-21
Don't drink and ski – unless you want to look like the bastard during the 1970s opening of Wide World of Sports # 818 people and I did today's #dogood [Teach someone today] http://dogoodmovement.com # Rich and I just bought a ticket to win this house. We'll have room for all of you to visit [...]
Teabaggers On Parade
On March 16, 2010, Tea Partiers from around the country gathered (in disappointing numbers) in front of the Capitol building for their final protest against health care reform. Also in town, appropriately, was Barnum & Bailey’s actual circus. The protestors voiced their usual conspiratorial concerns about healthcare reform: that it was a government takeover and [...]
Found on Flickr
It is almost 80 degrees here in Northern California today. Flowers are blooming. Windows are open. The sky is blue. The grass is green. And, shirts have come off. Spring must be here!
Tonic.com and Ellen Give a Boost to Constance
By now, you’ve probably heard about Constance McMillen, the lesbian high school student from Mississippi whose school canceled the senior prom due to the fact that she wanted to take her sophomore girlfriend and wear a tux. My company, Tonic, covered the story and offered Constance a $30,000 college scholarship and an internship in our [...]