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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Old Blogs and Portents of Doom
This myspace post is from December 24, 2004. Yep. I blogged on Christmas Eve. Well, I paid for it. Read the blog below, and then my comments underneath to hear just how wrong I was: I always liked Christmas Eve … Continue reading
Itchy, Scratchy, Socially Unacceptable
So, as I’ve referenced in the past, I have psoriasis. It’s this skin disease like eczema, except it’s called psoriasis, and it’s, like, a totally different disease. In both diseases, there are red splotches all over the affected human. Or … Continue reading
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Tagged difference between eczema and psoriasis, Leann Rimes, macy's, people issues, psoriasis, shoes, skin issues
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Interwebs – A New Website Called TheCoolConsumer.Com
So one day my buddy Micah called me up and said, “you know about the internet and stuff, right?” and I was all, “Kind of” and he was all, “I have this idea.” The idea was that he wanted people … Continue reading
