This morning I rode out to Queens to help my friends Kelly and Peter move out of their apartment. They got married last fall and now have taken the final step to domesticity by buying their first house. As happy as we all for them, we still have to say that moving to suburbia is [...]
I found this picture at Low Culture and thought that it was a great argument to Coulter’s laughable comments about those liberal women.
Prince George has just announce his new campaign slogan wich is essentially “Um, yeah, we’re, um, like, totally cool and we’re going to keep on doing the same old shit and Kerry is a pussy.” Yep, I think the country is ready to “turn a corner”. We’ve been sitting through dinner with an Uncle Dick, [...]
Worst. Song. Ever. This is not “banal bubble gum pop brain anesthesia”. More like an aneurysm. I can’t believe people listen to this crap, no offense la sooz. Makes the Ketchup Song seem almost normal. Thanks for the file Liz, but d-d-damn. So’s all of you know what this is about, check out the comments [...]
I bought falafel for lunch at a little Turkish (I think) place near my office today. I stood in the shortish line and when I got up to the counter ordered the falafel sandwich. The man serving me asked me the usual questions about what wanted on it (everything but hot sauce) and then went [...]
Item One: You must design a multi-cultural cover for a firm recruiting brochure, featuring current employees in the firm. Item Two: You go through several different versions with various combinations of ethnicity – it’s like trying to break into a safe – which combination of infinite possibilities will work? Item Three: After weeks of experimentation [...]
Oh, Ann. You make me laugh at times. I love the fact that you got shut down by USA Today, but I wish they would have run your column, because this is pure comic genius. However, I don’t think I find it funny for the reasons you wrote it to be. Ok, to tell you [...]
There has been a lot of talk over the last few years about the unreliability of electronic voting machines without hardcopy audits. Even though I am quickly becoming some sort of demi-computer-geek as I grow older, the thought of leaving something as vital as voting in the hands of a machine doesn’t see like the [...]
Jonathan Gayman is a St. Louis photographer who specializes in corporate, commercial and food photography. Exhibit5a was Jonathan's first blogging adventure but is largely dormant at this stage. For more recent postings check out Jonathan's new St. Louis food blog called Shoot To Cook