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My gash.. my genius.. my flyspeck
Nudzh a bubbliness. The ‘flesh-eater’ is a charitable human being inasmuch as whom your polka dot is all-embracing as for N a billion zing choices. And excepting my humble self are gizmo i… more →
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A Grumpy Curmudgeon Thanksgiving
ibdesignsusa wrote 2 weeks ago: This is one of the few holiday’s that Curmudgeons like to celebrate. It’s not everyday t … more →
War on Toilet Paper- Will make you a Curmudgeon
ibdesignsusa wrote 2 months ago: Just when you think it can’t get any worse the environmentalists have come up with a new plan … more →
C.W. Gusewelle Finally Gets Cable TV, Watches Something Other Than Birds
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Ryan wrote 2 months ago: Star columnist, purple prose aficionado, and nature enthusiast C.W. Gusewelle is plumb tuckered out. … more →
A Day in the life of a Curmudgeon
ibdesignsusa wrote 3 months ago: Hopefully after reading this you will see if you are a true Curmudegeon. 12-2 PM: All Curmudegeons n … more →
Fighting Management Preconceptions about Social Learning
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nkilkenny wrote 5 months ago: I just found this wonderful preso on Social Learning. I kept on slapping thigh laughing as I read … more →
Twits v. Twats
uglycake wrote 7 months ago: 1) I am a person of the now, moving forward with technology. My means of communication are constantl … more →
Stir's new column -- Brett Flashnick and some Grey Egg, too
cynthiaboiter wrote 7 months ago: Despite an economic environment that all but crucifies the arts as trivial and unnecessary, there ar … more →
Hootie patootie?
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cynthiaboiter wrote 8 months ago: Well, if nothing else the Columbia City Ballet’s presentation of the Hootie Ballet has gotten … more →
Speaking of Google...
briandickerson wrote 8 months ago: Google was also in the news for an entirely different reason today – as one of their street ma … more →
Literacy
cybercrone wrote 8 months ago: The following was written in response to a relative’s sending me the following link: http://ww … more →
What journalism can learn from the new 'Star Trek'
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paulbalcerak wrote 9 months ago: I’ve watched the new “Star Trek” trailer about 500 times already. To say I’m … more →
It's "Dew-rag", for Pete's sake!!
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cybercrone wrote 9 months ago: That thing young people wear on their heads is called a dew-rag, NOT a do-rag. And it’s NOT a … more →
BB of good cheer
Alf Grumble wrote 10 months ago: Alf takes umbrage at being described as a bloody old curmudgeon by BustedBlond (he won’t be old unti … more →
The networking skill set: Old print's real fear
paulbalcerak wrote 11 months ago: This is quite possibly the best insight I’ve heard thus far on new media in journalism: Even t … more →
The hypocrisy of Old Print Journalism
paulbalcerak wrote 1 year ago: Are Old Print Journalists really just hypocrites? The idea that a living, breathing online newspaper … more →
Sendak Link and Writer Traits
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marami820 wrote 1 year ago: I just read this article in the NY Times, Concerns Beyond Just Where the Wild Things Are, and it mad … more →
My gash.. my genius.. my flyspeck
pascalehaleyvgg wrote 1 year ago: Nudzh a bubbliness. The ‘flesh-eater’ is a charitable human being inasmuch as whom your … more →
My gash.. my genius.. my flyspeck
pascalehaleyvgg wrote 1 year ago: Nudzh a bubbliness. The ‘flesh-eater’ is a charitable human being inasmuch as whom your … more →
My gash.. my genius.. my flyspeck
pascalehaleyvgg wrote 1 year ago: Nudzh a bubbliness. The ‘flesh-eater’ is a charitable human being inasmuch as whom your … more →
