Here's a sign in the baggage claim at LaGuardia Airport:
So far, so good. I am at LaGuardia.
Actual time of photograph: 7:43 PM.I was perusing The Bestest Blog of All-Time looking for new and exciting blogs and came across the funniest podcast tile I’ve ever seen. Sadly, the link went no where.
I stumbled upon a funny blog yesterday, Dear Douchebag, and today's post featured an article about
"It's a jungle out there in bus marketing. Even
A jungle it is indeed sir. A jungle it is. That's just a great smart ass remark and I wanted to give the guy credit for it.
Below is a photograph of the most exciting store I have ever seen:
Watch out ESPN Zone and move over The Discovery Channel store because the CNBC magazine shop is in the hizz-ouse, raising the bar for basic-cable-sponsored retail stores everywhere. As soon as you set foot inside its three walls visions of Suze Orman and stock tickers dance in your head. Does it look or feel much different than, say,
It’s not all cupcakes and puppy dogs, however, as rumors are leaking out of
UPDATE: A Kneecapped First Photo Exclusive!
Here's the first photograph of the new C-SPAN store in Washington D.C. and it is causing quite a stir.
Our Fresh Direct order came in last night and one box was surprisingly light. Let's see what was in it: 
One box of tea. A box of tea in another box 10 times its size. Nothing else. That seems worth it. The box is recyclable, but really, let's be reasonable here. It’s like the great Mitch Hedberg joke about people who hand out pamphlets on the street, “here you throw this out.”
At least my tea was delivered safe and sound. Wouldn't want that box of dried, crushed leaves getting damaged.
Microfracture surgery, what is it and why would athletes have the surgery if there's a large possibility they will never fully recover from it? These questions and Ion’s Take on today’s Kneecapped
Basically, microfracture surgery is glorified butchery. The surgery attempts to stimulate growth of new cartilage by puncturing the surrounding bone with an awl or “ice pick-like device.” That sounds terrific; sign me up for that shit! The body then heals the wounds, and ideally makes it stronger. There’s also some mumbo jumbo about stem cells, but stem cells, even ones your body produces naturally are evil, or so my preacher tells me, so I ignored it.
The success rate isn’t great for microfracture surgery and this surprises me somewhat because it sounds similar to how they fixed my spontaneous pneumothorax, collapsed lung to the layfolk. My lung collapsed when I was 17 or so, for no real reason other than being tall, thin, and male, seriously, this happens to tall and thin people, don't ask. I went into the hospital, had a chest tube rammed into my ribcage to allow my lung to inflate and heal itself. But a week later it relapsed in the Cleveland Circle movie theater while I was watching the dramatic styling’s of David Caruso in Kiss of Death.
The second time, they rammed a chest tube into me and performed surgery. The doctor rubbed the inside of my chest wall making it all bloody and raw so when my lung inflated it would attach all the bloody bits and heal and clot and intermix with it, forming a bond that would last a lifetime. So far so good.
Not so for the microfracture surgery. It now can add another athlete to its hit list.
*Microfracture facts were found in Wikipedia and therefore should be taken with a grain of salt.
I saw this on Gawker via Rising Hegemon. The War in Afghanistan, is that thing still going on? Apparently, bad news on the War on Terror only sells in foreign markets.
Time counters with this:
This photo makes me feel icky and it dampers my urge to spend money.
