It’s all over the Internet. Nordstrom is selling dirty jeans for $425. $425 for dirty jeans?! Are you sh*tting me? I heard of fake news, fake IDs, and even fake food. But now we have fake clothing? A company called PRPS manufactures the jeans. They’re 100% cotton with a “caked-on muddy coating that shows you’re …
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I’ll never forget this one particular revelation I had in college on a particular Saturday night. I was in a bar, but I wasn’t drunk. And everyone was going nuts. And I remember peering at the alcohol-fueled frenzy unfolding before me and asking, “Where are all the Asian college kids?” After all, Buffalo University was …
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Prior to 1979, I wasn’t a reader. Well…er…that’s not exactly true. I read. But I only read what I was told to read by a teacher. I was more aptly described as a coerced reader. Remove reading assignments from my day and I was one happy camper. My eyes and brain had even more time …
As fate would have it, the movie Animal House came out a year before I went away to college. Not good. I actually embraced the fictional Deltas as role models, and my first round of college was characterized by far too much debauchery and far too little learning. But despite its harmful affects on my …
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Mr. Groovy and I retired back in October of 2016. After six months we’re still finding our way but so far, the trip is awesome. I’m happy to report my need for daily naps has abated and I finally began my piano lessons again. Mr. G just recently acquired his safety vest, camera harness, and …
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