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"Omnipotence - got to get me some of that!"
The sheer wonder of Melinda
- Melinda
- I use food to show love. Even with my busy schedule, I take time to find the best ingredients, make everything from scratch, and serve up a big, healthy and scrumptious meal to my friends and family. This is what makes me happy.
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- Going green.
- It just keeps getting worse.
- Homes etc.
- This sounds trippy and fascinating.
- Esquire's Best Bars List
- Takes me back...
- I'm pretty content right now.
- The internet tackles one of life's most important ...
- Simple pleasures
- Things I love about San Francisco, Part 562
- Heart-warming in light of tragedy
- Useful site?
- Stuff White People Like: Bumper Stickers
- Love this.
- More quotations on a variety of subjects
- Weather-inspired quote
- 75,000!
- Bob Dylan images
- I think I'm in love
- I don't know how I missed this one
- Digging Collins' sarcasm today.
- Old Greek Quote
- Edwards gets Barackupied!
- Does anyone else get the feeling we're way over ou...
- Colbert takes on Bill O'Reilly's vintage Inside Ed...
- Interesting, random blog.
- See, someone else thinks knitting is as badass as ...
- Did we somehow end up with the short end of the st...
- Whoops!
- A little too morbid for my taste...
- Ouch.
- Wolfgang's Vault Gets Even Better
- Dusty: Who knew Steve Allen was so hip???
- Brooks begins to redeem himself
- This is why I love YouTube.
- John McCain vowed that if elected he would save ta...
- Friedman scores again!
- My goodness I love this song
- A halfway decent summer blockbuster?
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3 comments:
Better question: How do people keep caring?
Haha well that's easy. It's fun to watch other people make mistakes - thus the Failblog: http://failblog.org/ - especially if those people typically appear calm, cool and collected. Is it a noble pursuit? Certainly not - but more harmful than debating the Miley Cyrus photograph, or criticizing Clinton's wardrobe choices, or passing the millions of other judgments we do every day? I don't really think so.
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