This day seems to be lasting about 14 years.
posted by Matthew Moore at 3/4/2004 03:19:44 PM

 
I Miss You - Julia Messenger
I sure like chillout.
posted by Matthew Moore at 3/3/2004 03:55:14 PM

 
Looks like John Edwards is about out of it... Sure hope to see him in the future, the sooner the better. The best candidate lost. He'll win though, give him time.
posted by Matthew Moore at 3/2/2004 09:34:34 PM

 

Emotional critical days can give one an enhanced sense of losing one's mind.
posted by Matthew Moore at 3/2/2004 01:16:33 PM

 
One woman at work was telling another how much she enjoys going to Washington D.C., and visiting many museums there. This got me thinking, who would I go with? I've known one woman in my life, who was fantastic for going to those sorts of things. I wonder if I'll ever know someone like that again?
posted by Matthew Moore at 3/1/2004 07:03:13 PM

 
Nerds
Cinemania was pretty cool. At one point, one of the nerdy guys who is so into films, says to another, too bad the other guy wasn't a woman, and he could marry him (would then be her.) Then the other guy replies, if more film buffs were gay, they'd all be happy! Ha. Kind of like fans of The Band, or intense reggae fans. Mostly guys... (Edit: Although, from personal experience, I'd say fans of reggae, who really know their stuff, and whose hearts are in it, could feel a lot greater favour with the women than fans of The Band. Band fans might find an (uncommited, unreliable) married woman or two, but that's about it. Really cool reggae fans/collectors might find a reggae woman fan or three, who's into the same stuff, & completely and enthusiastically available. Especially when he's not looking.)
posted by Matthew Moore at 3/1/2004 06:59:45 PM

 
So Why Go Out Drinking?
Just read this in the current issue of The Onion.

"Now, the secret to going out for the night is drinking before you leave the house. At home, you drink for half the cost, and you don't have to tip the guy who gets the beer out of the fridge."

Yeah, it costs half or less, the beer is as good or better, and you don't have to wait for your next one. Plus, the music is fantastic. So, why go out drinking? I suppose, if you're feeling flush and social.
posted by Matthew Moore at 3/1/2004 01:10:36 PM