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Gravel Impressed Me

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in April 29th, 2007  
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…during the Democratic candidate debate below. He took the front runners to the mat. I will never vote Democratic (or Republican for that matter) but if Gravel ran as an independent; I’d put him on my consideration list.

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It’s Wii-Diculous!

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in April 28th, 2007  
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Posted in: Science, Health and Technology, Video Games     

Sorry, I know that’s a ghey play on words but I’m at my wit’s end with this Nintendo Wii shit and I don’t even really want one.
Fantastic Bastard dubbed me Technology Boy in college because I always had to have the newest new electronic gadgety shit and I haven’t changed all that much. It’s [...]

If I Voted for George W. Bush in 2000 and 2004, Am I Like Someone Who Voted for Hitler in 1933 and 1937?

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in April 24th, 2007  
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Posted in: History, Personal     

The study of history means nothing if we cannot put ourselves into the place of the human beings who’ve passed before us–emotionally, intellectually and spiritually. I am not ashamed to admit that I voted for George W. Bush in the years 2000 and 2004. I am, however, now largely ashamed of what he [...]

Remembering Ear Aches

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in April 23rd, 2007  
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My son woke us up screaming in the middle of the night. He’s got this thing, like most kids, where he wants to crawl into our bed at like 1:00 in the morning and last night was no different. If it’s a work night, my wife will let him lie there and get [...]

The Fourth Reich and the Unfortunate Law of Gravity

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in April 22nd, 2007  
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Now listen up because I’m going to throw a block quote at you from Shirer’s The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and I want you to pay attention. In this age of the drive for a single payer government sponsored health care and social security as the main source of retirement; I [...]

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