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  • Am we brilliant or stupid? January 29, 2004
    A discussion on being brilliant: Matt: Stupidity in another format can be considered brilliant. Dave: That was a thin line between stupid and clever.
  • Interesting experiences January 29, 2004
    Standing on a train platform in Chicago (the fullerton stop), and having cars drive below me under. A feeling of levitating while metal machines run below. On the 7th floor standing at the edge of a guardrail in Chicago’s Water…
  • the most delicious snack January 29, 2004
    Hershey’s is now making York peppermint patties into chips called Swoops. And they make me *swoon.* They are soo good! So thin, so tasty. It’s the most delightful snack ever! The plain chocolate and reese’s also taste good, but there’s…
  • stapler nunchucks January 28, 2004
    When you open up a stapler, they make really good nunchucks.
  • Editor’s Pick January 28, 2004
    one of my cameraphone photos on textamerica is an “editor’s pick” today (look on the right hand side of textamerica’s website for the editor’s pick list. …newer photos have now been put up on the editor’s pick list, bumping mine…
  • I am an autobot January 26, 2004
    ryan_top_dogg: so do u collect transformers? or the comics? artdude75: i am a transformer ryan_top_dogg: lol kool u belong to any forums artdude75: forums? i do not go to forums, for i am an autobot ryan_top_dogg: www.toy-nation.com artdude75: Autobots have…
  • Most frequent word in titles of classic horror and sci-fi movies January 26, 2004
    Based on this page which has 318 classic horror and sci-fi movie posters, what do you think is the most common word to use in the title? beast black blood cat creature dark dead dr dracula earth frankenstein house king…
  • remote-controlled car in public January 26, 2004
    There could be some interesting art made out of running a remote controlled car in a public square. But would should it do?
  • jacket joke January 26, 2004
    What happens when a bunch of jackets get together in a closet? They hang out.
  • Suckers for the Chicago White Sox January 26, 2004
    The baseball team known at the Chicago White Sox are having their annual convention this weekend in the hotel across the river from my work. Perhaps I will drop by on Friday (cuz you know it won’t be sold out),…
  • new word: nightenorning January 24, 2004
    nightenorning n. 1. The period between night and morning. “Oh wow, it’s 4am, where did the time go, I should really get a couple hours sleep. Good Nightenorning.” [Middle English, from Old English niht.] [Middle English, from morn, morn.]
  • radio show idea–word of the show January 18, 2004
    It would be fun to have a one word themed two-hour radio show. Before each show, you pick one word. Then you play songs that have that word in the title. Some exmaples of words: “boogie” or “kiss” or “ain’t”.…
  • my notepad is found January 16, 2004
    Today I found my lost notepad, how sweet My world is now again complete!
  • Blob attacks Chicago! January 15, 2004
    Photographer Matt Maldre captured the huge blob that is infesting the Chicagoland area. Check out his moblog for details.
  • Creative Ground January 15, 2004
    The name “creative ground” is very interesting. Being grounded. Down-to-earth. Dirt. But creative at the same time.
  • Mars has water January 15, 2004
    If they are looking for evidence of water on Mars, why don’t they send the robot-thing to the north part of mars where all that white stuff is. Geez. That looks like snow to me.
  • Questions marks vs. periods January 15, 2004
    When a sentence has a question mark at the end, the sentence is called a “question.” But when a sentence has a period at the end, it’s merely called a “sentence”. Why isn’t there a special word for sentences with…
  • MOOOOOOOOOOOORE January 15, 2004
    the official spelling of “more” is now “MOOOOOOOOOOOORE.” It only makes sense that the word “more” should have more o’s.
  • floors in shoe stores January 15, 2004
    What considerations does a shoe store consider when picking what type of floor they will have?
  • Parents Magazine Cover January 13, 2004
    The creative director at work used to work at a magazine. So when she got married last year, we made her a fake National Enquirer magazine cover with custom headlines. Now she will be having a baby in February, so…
  • Why I Like Snow January 12, 2004
    1) Snow transforms our landscape. A whole new visual world great for for photographing. 2) Observing evidence of action. Where animals/humans have been. What areas are warmer than others (where snow melts one side of the street, but not the…
  • email confidentiality footers January 8, 2004
    I’m collecting those confidentiality footers put at the bottom of emails by corporations and organizations. If you have ever received any confidentiality footers, please post it in the comments here. Thanks!
  • handwritten columns in newspapers January 7, 2004
    It would be nice if sometimes columns in the newspaper were reprinted with the columnist’s original handwriting and original notes. It would capture so much more of the personality. If not all the time, then maybe just occasionally. Or, it…
  • NEW PHRASE: im_station January 6, 2004
    At work my computer is no longer called my “computer.” It will now be referred to as my “im_station.” (IM being Instant Message). “Where’s my keys?” “Oh, they are by my im_station.” *while in a meeting* “Yeah, i’ll get right…
  • Chicago moblog January 5, 2004
    I’m posting pictures directly from my cell phone to an online webpage at: http://chicago.textamerica.com. Textamerica is the #1 result for a google search of “moblog.” (A moblog is a mobile blog where posts are made via a cell phone or…
  • deadly toy of 2003 January 2, 2004
    Toys and weapons have always gone hand-in-hand. But have they gone too far? Witness as brutal, medieval weapons now inspire a new breed of toys. It’s so dangerous, it appears on the official top ten worst toys for 2003!
  • New word: brainblow January 2, 2004
    brainblow n. 1: When something blows your mind: “Oh my, you just gave me a brainblow.” brainblow v. t. [imp. & p. p. Brainblowed; p. pr. & vb. n. Brainblowing.] 1. To blow one’s mind. 2. To affect with great…
  • Happy New Millennium! January 1, 2004
    Technically every year is a celebration of new millennium, because every year can be the mark for a 1,000 year period.
  • 2004 interpretation of the number December 30, 2003
    Here’s my email away message while i’m gone from work: 2004 will be an interesting year. Such a nice even number that you can easily divide into many slices of pizza. 2003 was a bit more hard to slice pizzas…
  • Cubs are World Series bound December 30, 2003
    This is so exciting to hear non-Cubs players talking about how the Chicago Cubs are a “World Series Team.” And you GOTTA love Todd Walker for turning down a starting position with the Indians to be a bench player for…
  • My holiday card, what should i do? December 29, 2003
    I’m looking for ideas for my holiday card which is gonna be really late. It’ll probably be sent out in January. Which of these January Holidays would make a good card?

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