From the monthly archives:

December 2009

2010’s gonna be a good good year

by Jason Parmele on December 30, 2009

I have two resolutions this year: learn to draw and play the piano.
According to credible sources on the internet the tradition to make New Year’s resolutions dates back to “a long time ago”. In that time, it’s been statistically proven (using the volume of a triangle formula: v = 1/3 (B*H)) that nobody has ever [...]

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God needs better storytellers

by Jason Parmele on December 26, 2009

I would like to go to church more often. Yes, I’m Agnostic, but that doesn’t mean I don’t like a good story. As it stands, I go to church once a year: on Christmas Eve. Never, during the course of the year, is the church more packed. It’s standing room only. A matinée at 4, [...]

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The fall of Daves Highway

by Jason Parmele on December 23, 2009

Some child stars are cute. For example, I was a baseball prodigy in t-ball. Unassisted triple plays, grand slams and catching the ball in my hat earned me the nickname “Hot Dog”. However, despite my natural ability for the game I never hit a growth spurt and by high school I still looked like I [...]

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Cool your algorithms Facebook

by Jason Parmele on December 20, 2009

Yo Facebook, I’m really happy for you and I’mma let you finish, but Google had one of the best alogrithms of all time.
I hated Facebook’s People You May Know tool, which is now just called Suggestions. Here is a suggestion: stop recommeding I become friends with my high school classmates like Paul DeGraff. He tried to steal [...]

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Choosy moms choose Twitter

by Jason Parmele on December 10, 2009

It’s been purported that I’ve said “I would cut my own ear off like Van Gough rather than use Twitter”. Good thing I’m all talk. My friend Ryan used to say when he rolled twenty deep; he rolled with fifteen knives (because some of his friends are pussies). I’m one of those friends. Comments on [...]

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