3 days ago
Saturday, May 08, 2010
Plat du jour
In Yiddish this means a divinely foreordained spouse or soulmate (female). At least that's what Wikipedia says.
Monday, May 03, 2010
Two weeks of great Texts From Last Night
There are so many I divided them into categories.
DRINKING
SEX
SCHOOL
MISC
DRINKING
(917): Her birthday cake consisted of a shot of tequila with a candle in ithttp://tfl.nu/sdds
(416): No need to clean the puke on the driveway. The squirrel is eating it up.http://tfl.nu/0i7a
(507): I don't care how hungover you are were not listening to enyahttp://tfl.nu/oizi
SEX
(714): i was trying to wake him up so i just kept touching his dickhttp://tfl.nu/4tuf
(714): She tried to wake me up by touching my dick. I kept pretending to be asleep.http://tfl.nu/k8wl
(435): Doctor took one look at my penis and said, 'you don't have herpes, you just masturbate too much'http://tfl.nu/b5vr
(513): You weren't lying about those ceramics students giving the best hand jobs.http://tfl.nu/utqj
(540): he said I was the best sex he's ever had, handed me a burger king crown and told me to take my walk of shame with pridehttp://tfl.nu/4fyt
SCHOOL
(810): The required reading for this week is a paper about birds called great tits. Let's see my TA keep a straight face through this discussion.http://tfl.nu/bsvq
(336): I had to sleep with my math professor to pass algebra. Apparently my blowjobs are only C+ qualityhttp://tfl.nu/g1bs
(616): So my professor just changed my Final to 7:45am on May 6th. Shouldn't a Spanish professor understand the implications of Cinco de Mayo???http://tfl.nu/k6yj
(781): the semester isnt officially over until i take the batteries out of my calculator and put them back into my vibratorhttp://tfl.nu/8mwn
MISC
(904): he let me duct tape his mouth because i said it was my fetish, i really just wanted him to shut uphttp://tfl.nu/1mju
(337): Some creeps at the festival started talking to me, so I told them I was going change my tampon. Worked like a charm.http://tfl.nu/whuj
(732): and yes, the jail cell in Citi Field does have a big Mets symbol in ithttp://tfl.nu/ub7i
Labels:
internet finds,
texts from last night
Sunday, May 02, 2010
The best Overheard in the Office of the week
Innocent female hospital coworker: What does "coitus" mean?
Devious male hospital coworker: Gee, I'm not sure, why don't you google it?
Innocent female hospital coworker: Okay, I'll check wikipedia. (does so, then screams and covers computer screen with both hands, averting her eyes)
Devious male hospital coworker, laughing hysterically: Is something wrong?
Innocent female hospital coworker, still covering screen: There are pictures!
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Overheard by: Gerry
via Overheard in the Office, Apr 27, 2010
The best from Overheard in New York of the last week
Girl: You know, I really appreciate that you're the only guy friend I have that never tried to hit on me.
Guy: Don't give me too much credit, I just don't think you're hot.
--Union & 7th, Brooklyn
Overheard by: ra
via Overheard in New York, Apr 30, 2010
Shiksa: Is semen kosher for Passover?
Jewish girl: I think so. Sperm don't have hooves.
--23rd St & Lexington
Overheard by: Jason
via Overheard in New York, Apr 30, 2010
Mother: Fee fie fo fum!
Very young daughter: I have me a smelly bum!
Mother: Oh dear.
--McCarren Park
Overheard by: Todd Dillard
via Overheard in New York, Apr 27, 2010
Monty Python + Star Trek = LOL
HT to Sandy Shoes
Labels:
friends,
fun stuff,
internet finds,
television
Saturday, May 01, 2010
Semi-random thoughts
- Periodically the United States Treasury has been introducing additional security measures to the currency. Another version of the $100 bill was recently announced. But I don't see how this will prevent counterfeiting, since the old versions of the bills are still being used. The counterfeiters can still make fakes of the old versions.
- I got a request for my current contact information from a group I'm in. It asked for my name, e-mail address, cellphone, and home phone (if any). Today it is assumed one has a cell phone, but not necessarily a home phone.
- I got a Facebook ad for breastfeeding tops. I'm trying to decide if this is even more stupid than the ones for FTM top surgery.
- Google has resumed listing my glob for "bobcats" images (though not "bobcat"). It was third the last time I looked. This is why my hit count has averaged 45 a day for the last week.
Labels:
facebook,
living with bobcats,
my glob,
news,
semi-random thoughts
Friday, April 30, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Semi-random thoughts
- Google Maps' public transit directions are very useful, except they don't take into account the multiple entrances many subway stations have. I'd love directions that did, and tell you which part of the train to ride in. That would be extremely useful. Hopstop does seem to know about multiple exits, so I'll try using that.
- Maybe the funniest thing I've ever seen on Facebook: "Juliet Jeske became a fan of Pinchbottom Burlesque and Torah."
- I got one of those new Cisco Valet wireless routers after my old router died. It's as easy to install as they claim. It even has a nice feature that lets guests use it to access the internet, while still keeping them out of the rest of the network.
- Tickets went on sale for the Radio City Music Hall Christmas show this week. It's still April.
Labels:
burlesque,
computers,
facebook,
internet finds,
NYC,
public transit,
religion,
semi-random thoughts
Friday, April 23, 2010
Headline of the day
Bolivian president says eating chicken turns men gay
OK, he was talking about chicken injected with female hormones, but still, this is pretty stupid.
Now if he said the chicken made men's breasts grow, well, I think I'd be eating more chicken.
OK, he was talking about chicken injected with female hormones, but still, this is pretty stupid.
Now if he said the chicken made men's breasts grow, well, I think I'd be eating more chicken.
Labels:
headlines,
LGBT,
news,
stupidity,
transgender
Monday, April 19, 2010
My top Texts From Last Night of the week
(256): I had a dream last night that I had sex with Abe Lincoln. I must stop watching the History Channel before I go to bed.http://tfl.nu/8aru
(610): I faked it too. I just spit on your bed.http://tfl.nu/1pbs
(214): A lesson I learned in the hospital....when you masturbate while attached to a heart monitor, it scares the nurses a lot.http://tfl.nu/a1lj
(517): My own mom unfriended me on Facebook.http://tfl.nu/a468
(530): my mom noticed the "toothpaste" stain on my tshirt...she repeatedly attempted to get it off by licking her thumb and rubbing it. See Jenn it obviously doesnt taste that bad...http://tfl.nu/yh1f
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Places I slept last year
Micro-review: Lend Me a Tenor
Well-done fluff. Aside from one or two bad homonym jokes it is an evening of non-stop laughter.
Friday, April 16, 2010
Next, remove "under God" from the Pledge
Federal judge rules Day of Prayer unconstitutional
And after cleaning up the Pledge of Allegiance let's remove "In God We Trust" from our money.
I note with satisfaction that Judge Crabb sits in my old college town, Madison, Wisconsin.
And after cleaning up the Pledge of Allegiance let's remove "In God We Trust" from our money.
I note with satisfaction that Judge Crabb sits in my old college town, Madison, Wisconsin.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Semi-random thoughts
- Saturday generally seems to be the worst day of the week for visits to my blog. I guess I have somehow developed a following among orthodox Jews.
- A Facebook friend wrote,
Can anyone I know recommend a place in NYC to eat that is loud, dark and impossible to have a conversation with someone? Can be expensive, I'm not paying.
I wonder who she has to dine with? - This morning a bird pooped on my wife's head. Everyone (including me) told her it's good luck. (Everyone (including me) lied.)
- It seems the expected life expectancy of an under-sink swing out garbage pail is 8.5 years.
Labels:
facebook,
my glob,
NYC,
restaurants,
semi-random thoughts
Wednesday, April 07, 2010
Another great TFLN
(757): I looked at the bar tab this morning. The bartender added a $25 'customer asshole fee'. I have no grounds to dispute it.source
Labels:
internet finds,
texts from last night
Sunday, April 04, 2010
Saturday, April 03, 2010
Quote of the day
"Dear Lord – in the past year you have taken away my favorite actor (Patrick Swayze), my favorite actress (Farrah Fawcett), my favorite musician (Michael Jackson) and my favorite pitchman (Billy Mays).--Lawrence Eisenberg via Liz Smith
"Just wanted to let you know my favorite TV and radio personalities are Bill O’Reilly, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter and Sarah Palin."
Labels:
internet finds,
politics,
radio,
television
Friday, April 02, 2010
How about this, bacon lovers?
The always-inventive people at ThinkGeek have come up with a new toy:
My First Bacon
Product Specifications
•Huggable plush bacon for kids and kids at heart 8 and older
•Says "I'm bacon!" when you squeeze him
•Mechanical animated mouth
•Velveteen pork flesh and super soft fleece fat
•Teach your kids to love bacon, not pigs
•Please do not eat My First Bacon(tm).
•Requires 3 x AA Batteries (not included)
•Dimensions: 19" tall by 7" wide
My First Bacon
Product Specifications
•Huggable plush bacon for kids and kids at heart 8 and older
•Says "I'm bacon!" when you squeeze him
•Mechanical animated mouth
•Velveteen pork flesh and super soft fleece fat
•Teach your kids to love bacon, not pigs
•Please do not eat My First Bacon(tm).
•Requires 3 x AA Batteries (not included)
•Dimensions: 19" tall by 7" wide
Thursday, April 01, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
TFLNs of the day
Tons of good ones today. My favorites:
(615): I'm watching ellen!
(1-615): just because im gay does not mean you need to notify me every time you watch the ellen degeneres show http://tfl.nu/chlu
(719): I just criticized a porno's use of editing. Film school is ruining me. http://tfl.nu/o08k
(630): I didnt realize til after I got out of her apartment and into the lobby that we lived in the same building.http://tfl.nu/xm6j
(408): Maybe my heart is located in my vagina http://tfl.nu/huf2
(919): So I used the "I've never cummed from a BJ before" line last night.
(1-919): And that worked?
(919): 9 for 9! Not only does it give them a goal but they have a sense of accomplishment afterwards. http://tfl.nu/moso
(214): new hobby: convincing random sorority girls around campus that we hooked up last weekend. i'm 2 for 5. http://tfl.nu/1dnu
Micro-review: Hard Times
The Pearl Theatre Company scores again. Six actors juggle 19 roles plus ensemble in this excellent adaptation of Dickens' novel.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Catching up on Texts From Last Night
Lots of St. Patricks Day and spring break texts. Here are my 10 favorites, in reverse chronological order if that makes any difference.
so it turns out that "condoms galore" does, indeed, come up on your bank statement
when she said she's going upstairs to put her "play clothes" on, I knew either she was a pervert or a kindergarten teacher. Either way, I wasn't going to leave. She's a pervert by the way.
We got a party bus for the nite. I found out the hard way why stripper poles are meant for girls.
I just texted him to come over because I want to see if his hand fits the handprint bruise on my ass.....I feel like the cinderella of S&M
after we finished, she said she had been a backup performer for Cirque du Soleil. THAT flexible.
the nurse was shocked when I handed her a cup of green piss. what did she expect giving me a drug test on st. patty's day?
I just gave head in the laundry room on campus. He said it was one of the best moments in all of history. Take that, neil armstrong.
So I'm at planned parenthood and there are 5 people here from Friday's party.
How do I put "special brownies" into Weight Watchers?
She didn't know my name but she knew I was Canadian so she just called me Canada. It sounded like the national anthem when we were fucking.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Another Somali thug bites the dust
Private guards kill Somali pirate for first time
I really don't care who has jurisdiction over private guards. I doubt any Somali hijackers are going to be looking to sue them. I suppose if a Somali fisherman is killed or injured the question might arise.
I really don't care who has jurisdiction over private guards. I doubt any Somali hijackers are going to be looking to sue them. I suppose if a Somali fisherman is killed or injured the question might arise.
Semi-random thoughts
- I realize I no longer need to carry around my little flashlight. My phone has a flashlight app. However, it does not have a pocketknife app. Or a handkerchief app.
- The way end-of-season tournaments work, most college basketball players will end their careers with a loss. That's kind of sad.
- I've been waiting to see the details of the new "emeritus" status for New York State lawyers. I had read that if you were over 55 and only wanted to do pro-bono work, you would be exempted from the $350 fee and 24 hours of continuing legal education every two years. It sounded perfect for me. But my hopes have been dashed, for a couple of reasons. First, there is also a requirement that you have practiced law for 10 years. I don't think I could honestly claim that. Second, you are required to perform at least 60 hours of pro-bono work every two years, and it has to be within a few designated programs. So it looks like I will still have to take CLE classes and pay my fee. The only bright side to this is that I haven't wasted the time and money I've spent on CLE this biennium. I've already accumulated 15 hours, so I only need 9 more by November.
- Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck were born one day apart. Maybe there is something to this astrology stuff after all.
Labels:
cellphones,
lawyers,
my life,
politics,
semi-random thoughts,
sports
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
From Overheard in the Office
It's been a while since I checked this site. Here are my favorites from the last few weeks.
Female attorney to secretary: Even the three-ways are a pain in the butt.
Middle manager: I'm not going to eat until all of these problems are solved
Office temp: Wow, you're gonna die.
CSR #1: Yeah, I was a vegan for a few years.
CSR #2: What happened?
CSR #1: Chicken happened.
Elevator geek: An IUD is not a weapon. It's a contraceptive.
Elevator cougar: Depends on who you ask.
Manager: So to get to know each other a little better I'm going to ask you all to answer this question: if you were an animal, what would it be? I'd be a cat, I think.
Cashier #1: A chinchilla. They're cute.
Cashier #2: A guinea pig, because they're awesome.
Cashier #3: A bird, so I could shit on anybody who tried to shit on me.
(long awkward pause)
Manager: Okay. That's a good answer too.
Overheard in New York of the day
Shabby-looking vegan woman: Vegans have much better sex!source
Black man in suit, looking her up and down: I'd rather have a hamburger.
--Columbus Circle
Monday, March 22, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Micro-review: Mr. & Mrs. Fitch
Mr. & Mrs. Fitch: Reasonably entertaining, with witty, ridiculous dialog until near the end. Fine performances by John Lithgow and Jennifer Ehle. I loved her shoes.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Semi-random thoughts
- Why does Pandora's British Invasion station have songs by Bob Dylan and Simon and Garfunkel?
- I am being "shadowed" by a college student writing a profile of me. This is the second one doing this in the last two years. The first was an undergraduate at Sarah Lawrence. This one is a grad student at the Columbia J-School. They think I'm an interesting subject for a profile. I can't imagine why.
- While we were in Washington for the Lobby Days of the National Center for Transgender Equality several of us noticed how spotless the floors of the Capitol Hill buildings were. I remarked that I've seen hospital floors that weren't so clean.
- My census forms came while I was in Washington. We're supposed to report who's living at the address on April 1. Why are they sending the forms out so early? Do they really expect people to hold on to them for over 2 weeks before filling them out and sending them in?
Labels:
LGBT,
music,
my life,
observation,
rants,
semi-random thoughts,
transgender,
travel
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Friday, March 05, 2010
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
One more reason to take Amtrak
Amtrak Launches Wireless Access on Acela Express Trains
Unfortunately my trip to Washington for the NCTE Lobby Day in a couple weeks will not be on the Acela--the timing didn't work out.
Unfortunately my trip to Washington for the NCTE Lobby Day in a couple weeks will not be on the Acela--the timing didn't work out.
Labels:
LGBT,
news,
trains,
transgender,
travel
Monday, March 01, 2010
Beware of Starbucks
Starbucks lets customers carry guns into their stores
(However, we don't have to worry about this in NYC, with our gun laws.)
(However, we don't have to worry about this in NYC, with our gun laws.)
Friday, February 26, 2010
New York gets 2 feet of snow
I've seen this photo two or three places, but the first was a FB post by Jo Weldon.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Best Text From Last Night of the day
(408): Just tried my new showerhead. Sex with Brian will never be the same. http://tfl.nu/sgs8
Monday, February 15, 2010
Best Overheard in New York of the Day
Guy #1: Yo, why haven't you followed me on Twitter yet?Overheard in New York
Guy #2: Man, I don't even pay attention to you when you talk!
--2 Train
Saturday, February 13, 2010
New shoes!
I can't remember the last time I wore heels even this high, at least outside home. They're a bit tight (but not painful), which means I always feel them on my feet--which I like. ;) And they stay on--the straps keep me from slipping my heels out when sitting. It will be fun wearing them to the theater and a burlesque show Wednesday--not to mention a bar or two afterwards.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Best Text From Last Night of the day
(816): believe me... letting the man that delivered you from your mother's vagina do shots off your stomach is really fucking awkward.http://tfl.nu/i2tt
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Participatory democracy: We get to vote for the new NYC condom wrapper design
http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/condoms/contest.shtml
The City of New York distributes free condoms at hundreds of bars, clubs and other places. Now we get to vote on the design of the new wrapper. Let's hear it for participatory democracy!
The City of New York distributes free condoms at hundreds of bars, clubs and other places. Now we get to vote on the design of the new wrapper. Let's hear it for participatory democracy!
Monday, February 08, 2010
Saturday, February 06, 2010
I ♥ NYC
Greenpeace guy: Hey, sign this petition!from Overheard in New York
Girl in black: No, thanks.
Greenpeace guy: It's to save the Earth!
Girl in black: Fuck the Earth.
Greenpeace guy: But what about the children?
Girl in black: Fuck the children.
--7th Ave & 25th
Labels:
children,
environment,
internet finds,
NYC
It seems the NY Times has more clout than this blog
In December I posted a little rant about Duane Reade's misleading packaging of its Delish brand snack chips. Apparently I wasn't the only one to notice this. In an article in today's paper the Times reports that
After being questioned about the bags by The New York Times, Duane Reade said it would correct the chip labels.
Friday, February 05, 2010
Quote of the day
Trying to log out of the new fb took longer than getting out of a straight jacket.--Albert Cadabra, magician, escape and sideshow artist
Thursday, February 04, 2010
TFLN of the day
We watched a biography of Frida Kahlo in class today. It was depressing. A chick with a UNIBROW just put my sex life to shame. http://tfl.nu/u712
Labels:
art,
internet finds,
texts from last night
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Gosh, I wish I knew what painting they were looking at
Woman #1, in front of painting of the Virgin Mary: This is the oddest depiction of Mary I've ever seen. And the most sexiest.
Woman #2: She's so... Boobilicious.
--The Met
From Overheard in New York
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Living with bobcats XVIII
Georgia: Bobcat seen in Macedonia
Utah: Bobcat goes fishing on Main
Oklahoma: Bobcat hit by car at Flood Avenue, Bobcat hit by car on Flood Avenue dies
Texas: Morris students cry bobcat
Arizona: Baby bobcat caught, 1 of 2 seen in Casa Grande neighborhood
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Semi-random thoughts
- For several months I've been sending out weekly e-mails to a group of friends about what my plans were for going out. Last week I found out that one of them hadn't received any of my messages. I never got a bounce back, but she just wasn't getting them, not even in her spam folder. We ran tests, where I replied to a message of hers (which I received just fine), after deleting her from my contact list. Nothing worked. I have to use an old email account I have on mail.com to get to her. I wonder if it has something to do with my being on Yahoo and her being on Hotmail. UPDATE: the mystery is solved. Her account got hacked. A bunch of addresses had been added to her safe list, and mine, among others, were blocked. Why the hackers blocked some addresses I have no idea. Nor do I understand why the e-mails didn't bounce back to me.
- One of life's awkward moments: being followed on Twitter by an old friend of a friend who's a convicted, unrepentant pedophile.
- I know two people named X*****. One can get more than a bit obnoxious when she's been drinking. The other one is that way stone cold sober.
Labels:
computers,
friends,
semi-random thoughts,
twitter
Monday, January 25, 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Great fake flower find
My wife bought these fake flowers from a sidewalk vendor on Columbus in the 60's. They're made of wood shavings! (Click on the photo to enlarge.)
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Sunday, January 17, 2010
TFLN of the day
I've succumbed to another internet time-waster: Texts From Last Night. My choice for the best from today:
you went up to him and asked if you could have "friend sex." He looked like a 7 year old on christmas morningRunner-up:
A cab driver remembered me by name, address, and ex fuck buddys nick name from a year ago. I mustve been one memorable shit show.
Labels:
internet finds,
texts from last night,
time-waster
Saturday, January 16, 2010
The FBI has some real idiots working for them
Spanish lawmaker's photo used for bin Laden poster
It didn't cross anyone's mind that someone might object to having his facial features used in a wanted poster for the world's most notorious terrorist? Or did they just think that nobody would recognize the facial features theystole copied? The FBI employs some real numbskulls.
It didn't cross anyone's mind that someone might object to having his facial features used in a wanted poster for the world's most notorious terrorist? Or did they just think that nobody would recognize the facial features they
Facebook people: Help LGBT charities get free money
JPMorganChase is giving away $5 million to charities chosen by Facebook users. The first round of voting was in December. Now there's a few days to vote for the final prizes--one group will get $1 million for its work. There are three LGBT-oriented charities among the finalists, and I urge you to vote for them.
You do have to become a fan of Chase Community Giving (I suppose you can un-fan them after voting.) Each Facebook user gets 5 votes. (I'm not sure what, if anything, I will do with my last 2.) Click on the 3 "badges" below--they are actually different links, taking you to the different groups' voting pages, with detailed information on who they are and what they would do if they got the million dollars. Please vote for them. The last day is Friday, January 22.
Here is a detailed description of the program from Chase's FAQs:
My recommendations:
The Matthew Shepard Foundation, fighting hate crimes:
The Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN), fighting harassment and bullying in schools:

The Trevor Project, fighting youth suicides:
You do have to become a fan of Chase Community Giving (I suppose you can un-fan them after voting.) Each Facebook user gets 5 votes. (I'm not sure what, if anything, I will do with my last 2.) Click on the 3 "badges" below--they are actually different links, taking you to the different groups' voting pages, with detailed information on who they are and what they would do if they got the million dollars. Please vote for them. The last day is Friday, January 22.
Here is a detailed description of the program from Chase's FAQs:
Chase Community Giving is a program run by Chase that allows Facebook users to vote for local charities and non-profits, and helps direct Chase corporate philanthropy dollars to eligible organizations in the following focus areas: education, healthcare, housing, the environment, combating hunger, arts and culture, human services, and animal welfare. The grassroots campaign aims to inspire a new way of corporate philanthropy.
The eligible charity receiving the most votes will be awarded $1 million, the top five runners-up will receive $100,000 each, and the 100 finalists, including the top winners, will be awarded $25,000 each. Additionally, a special Advisory Board led by prominent national philanthropists will allocate $1 million to the nominated charities of its choice.
My recommendations:
The Matthew Shepard Foundation, fighting hate crimes:
The Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN), fighting harassment and bullying in schools:
The Trevor Project, fighting youth suicides:
Friday, January 15, 2010
Living with coyotes XIII
(This is a generic picture of a coyote, not the one she saw.)
Stupid product of the day--and maybe for a lot longer
Taylor Gifts' Flameless remote control candles
This is the most stupid product I've seen in a long time. I suppose it might be of some use to a disabled person, but otherwise, why would anyone need this thing? The little remote is just begging to get lost.
This is the most stupid product I've seen in a long time. I suppose it might be of some use to a disabled person, but otherwise, why would anyone need this thing? The little remote is just begging to get lost.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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