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What’s So Funny About Peace, Love and Mitch Albom?

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in September 30th, 2006  
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Posted in: Film, Television, Music and Books     

I don’t get why people cap on my man Mitch Albom for his books. He’s got a new book coming out this week titled For One More Day which is about a suicidal alcoholic who is granted one more day to spend with his dead mother.
I have read both of Mitch’s other [...]

Why the President Should Be a Traffic Cop First

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in September 29th, 2006  
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Posted in: Ohio     

If you need proof that President Bush (and most U.S. Presidents) is out of touch with the common man, look no forward to the President’s travel schedule. Today, he came to Columbus to spend a few hours with the Limited Billionaire Leslie Wexner at his home which happens to be in the same area [...]

Boys Wear Pants on the Inevitable Death of Tivo

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in September 26th, 2006  
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Posted in: Science, Health and Technology     

There has been a coup de tat in my household and a mighty tyranny has been overthrown. Since September of 2004, an evil regime has reigned with an iron fist in my household, a regime with a no tolerance policy for cable television. That regime has now crumbled and a new day of High [...]

Boys Wear Pants on Sophia Coppola’s Skills

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in September 23rd, 2006  
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Ahh, Sophia Coppola…
Folks, she may have been the young woman bursting to age with mature sexuality and tragic misplaced love in The Godfather Part III but it turns out that this beautiful Italian bardess has one of the most intrictate understandings of storytelling and story arc structure within a physically confining medium (you really only [...]

Boys Wear Pants on Tool Live

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in September 22nd, 2006  
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“Round on the ends and high in the middle.” This is how Maynard started off one of the greatest musical performances I have seen in my many years of wandering this jungle of the Midwest.
“Listen up, stoners!” came next, followed by Stinkfist.
But first came the band Isis which was great musically but [...]

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