Monthly Archives: March 2012

Celebrity addiction (or I’ve read “People” and the damage done)

Posted on March 29, 2012 by Sean Sandulak

Let’s face it. There are some people in the world who are just more interesting than you. Whether it’s because they have some talent at entertaining us, or just have bulges in all the right places, they have a way…

Tagged with: Blog, celebrity, comedy, humor, humour, miscellaneous, money, nonsense, random, silliness
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Some Thoughts On New Media

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Sean Sandulak

(Or I’m not a celebrity but I play one on TV) We used to sit around the campfire and stare at the stars. There wasn’t much else to do. Then someone said “Hey do you remember that mammoth we killed…

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The need for moderate voices in public discussion (or Cover your mouth when you cough)

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Sean Sandulak

So I keep hearing that my body is mostly made up of bacteria. I am apparently nothing more than a containment vessel for all kinds of microscopic flora and fauna. More of me is not me than is me. In…

Tagged with: Blog, comedy, complaining, humor, lies, miscellaneous, nonsense, politics, random, silliness
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Anonymity and digital culture (or Who are you and what are you doing here?)

Posted on March 9, 2012 by Sean Sandulak

There are times we would like to be famous and times we wish we were invisible. Few among us could deny wanting to be a rock star, a ballerina, or an astronaut at some point on our lives (for me,…

Tagged with: anonymity, Blog, comedy, complaining, corporations, humor, humour, miscellaneous, nonsense, politics, random, silliness, whining
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The Fine Art of Complaining

Posted on March 2, 2012 by Sean Sandulak

(or Did You See What I Did There?) Everyday I meet people who are upset about something in their lives. Whether it’s the food they’re eating, the people they work with, or what’s on TV. There is no end to…