Posts In 6/2009
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Second line for Jacko
1450 days ago
Again, Michael Jackson wasn't a big influence for me but I do like that New Orleans celebrates him thusly Credit:…
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Praise song for egghead graffiti
1450 days ago
On a wall near S. Lopez and a fluctuating canal, beside a rather crass statement asserting "Life is hard, p-ssy…
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Untitled
1454 days ago
Matthew Yglesias notices that neocon Gary Schmitt dislikes soccer. Schmitt's theory is that excellence doesn't prevail enough in soccer, and…
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Jacko
1454 days ago
While I don't consider Michael Jackson to be one of my influences, there's no question that his pop/cultural impact reached…
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Quick memo to Gov. Sanford
1454 days ago
Glad that you're feeling refreshed after your hike booty call in Appalachia Argentina, but could you spare me the moral…
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SFYYFF, Nixon
1455 days ago
NYT:Nixon worried that greater access to abortions would foster “permissiveness,” and said that “it breaks the family.” But he also…
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Late nite radio
1457 days ago
My favorite Babe the Blue Ox song:
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Tiles
1457 days ago
The T-P does a story on New Orleans' famous street tiles:For well over a century, the blue-and-white tiles that identify…
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Draft Brad Pitt for Mayor
1458 days ago
Lovely tells me she spotted a "Brad Pitt for Mayor HQ" sign on Magazine St. (I think).I'd vote for him,…
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Little Richard
1458 days ago
Huck's "true originator of Rock'n Roll" post inspired me to give some props to one of my favorite originators, Little…
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Baroni
1460 days ago
T-P:Jefferson Parish has spent $340,000 on paving and drainage work at an Avondale car wash being built by sons of…
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Rising Tide IV
1461 days ago
Against all odds, it appears that a fourth Rising Tide bloggers conference will take place in New Orleans on August…
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A new sensation in my mouth
1462 days ago
Doing everything I could to show solidarity with the Iranian Reform/Election Protest movement, I enjoyed a green seaweed salad yesterday.…
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Yes
1463 days ago
I don't mind telling you that the visual symbology of Paw Paw's post tickles my gonads.Morphine "Yes"
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Breaking News! There will be no adjustments to the YRHT blogroll
1464 days ago
Over two years ago I wrote a post titled "Does the good outweigh the bad at We Saw That?", and…
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That's so funny that I forgot to be racist
1464 days ago
NY Daily News:Commenting on a report posted to Facebook about a gorilla escape at a zoo in Columbia, S.C., Friday,…
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This late night Ramones cut goes out to the Big Event
1465 days ago
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Quotes of the weak
1467 days ago
"Now I'm kind of poor."-- Former U.S. Congressman William Jefferson (who grew up dirt poor), explaining to FBI informant Lori…
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Almost as refreshing as a robin-flavored snowball
1468 days ago
This news from Tuesday night: Virginia State Senator Creigh Deeds beat former DNC chair Terry McAuliffe in the VA Gubernatorial…
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Courage is a kind of salvation
1468 days ago
Belated holiday thanks to the self storage facility in Metairie which posted the following statement during December on its large…
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Big Easy Mayor in Little China
1470 days ago
Quarantined but "acting".
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Pivotal pseudo-moments in pop culture history
1470 days ago
David Chase decides to use Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" as the climactic soundtrack of the last Sopranos episode, instead "Leave…
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Robin
1470 days ago
Nola.com:An already icy relationship between two competing snowball suppliers has produced a legal fight over who has the right to…
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Nigerian Goat News
1471 days ago
Nola.com reported an unfortunate "sunrise/sunset":Miguel Hidalgo, a goat that was a popular resident of the Audubon Zoo's petting zoo, died…
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