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I'm on a bit of a hiatus right now, but only to work on other projects -- one incredibly exciting example being the newly-released kids' science book series Things That Make You Go Yuck!
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Wow! And Thanks! And Welcome! And… Wow!

Wow!

(Shit. Did I say that already?)

Well, it’s worth saying again: Wow!

(Okay, that’s the last one, I promise. Sorry, I get a little carried away sometimes. You think this is bad, you should see me after sex. Sheesh.)

Anyway, I’m so excited because I found out this morning that this site’s been put on the short list for consideration for a Bloggie! Yay!

(See? Aren’t you glad that was ‘Yay!’ instead of… you know, the ‘W’ word?

No, no, you perv — not ‘winkie’. Or ‘womanhood’. And not ‘whiskerlicker’, either. No! And ew! The ‘W’ word is ‘Wow!’

Well, dammit. You made me say it again. Poop on you.)

Anyway, since I’m still fairly new at this blogging thing, and haven’t been jaded and beaten down by years of these contests like all the cool bloggers have, I’m pretty damned excited. And I’d like to thank whoever it was that helped to put me in this position — why, I’m just so giddy I could do a jig. A giddy little jig. Hold on, I’ll try one.

*jig jig jig giddy giddy giddy jig jig jig*

Yep. Just as I thought. Hurt myself. Won’t be able to put my pants on for a week until that heals. Damn. Damn. Damn.

Anyway, back to the topic at hand here — with the nomination (and thank you again!) being so public and all, I’ve noticed a lot of new faces around here this morning. Okay, so actually, just new IP addresses. But we all scroll through our logs and imagine faces for all the unique IPs that come through our sites, don’t we? So you know what I mean. It’s not like that’s obsessive, or insane, or anything. Perfectly normal. The voice in my head said so, and he’s never wrong. He told me that, too.

In any case, this seems like a good time for a quick virtual tour around the place. You grizzled vets probably don’t need to know this stuff — you guzzling vets, maybe. I know how you tend to forget things. And you grizzly vets… well, you just need to shave your damned backs, and then maybe we can bear to let you back in with the rest of us.

(See, ’cause ‘grizzly’? And then ‘bear’? Get it? It’s… oh, all right, it’s crap. Hey, you try finding clever words that sound like ‘grizzled’ sometime. This shit ain’t easy, people. I’m working without a net over here.)

Let’s just get back to the tour, before I completely lose my chance to make a good first impression. A lot of what this site is all about is covered in the ‘About This‘ page. There’s also a less helpful, but more personal (Rawwwwr!) ‘About Me‘ page, for those who are interested. (And you ‘Peeping Tom’ types know who the hell you are. Pervs.)

Most everything else around here is pretty standard — archives, search, links, and credits — but there are a couple of features that you might not find on most sites. First is the 101 Things Posts About Me. See, even when I do somebody else’s meme, I’ve got to get all ridiculous and out of control and muck the whole thing up. So, instead of just listing 101 things, like a normal sane person, I turned each ‘thing’ into it’s own post. So there’s an extra 101 posts for you to check out, should you get finished early with your homework in the archives. Knock yourself out.

The other item I’m kind of proud of has to do with my ‘secret life’.

(No, not that secret life! For goodness sakes, nobody can see me doing that stuff. And, as I always say, what happens in the kitchen sink with the extending-head faucet stays in the kitchen sink with the extending-head faucet.

At least, until I can find some Drano or something. Then, it’ll go away entirely. But you know what I’m saying.)

No, my other ‘secret life’ is my burgeoning standup comedy career. Last fall, I took a ‘Standup 101’ class, and have been doing shows around the Boston area for a couple of months now. I’m really enjoying my time onstage, and finding a lot of similarities between doing comedy and blogging here.

(See, I was gonna say I’m finding ‘synergies’, but that’s too manager-babbly for me. Screw that — I hear enough of that crap in my real job. I’m not bringing it into my other one.)

Anyway, for your viewing pleasure and ridicule, I’ve taped all (but one — ‘technical difficulties’, you see) of my standup sets and posted them under the ‘Standup Standup’ section on the left-hand sidebar. Click the active links for a description of the show and to download video clips in various formats, or take note of the gray links to plan your next vacation around seeing one of my shows. Either way, it’s all good.

(And for any ‘long-time readers’ still hanging in with this post, my show from last night is up. It was a pretty rough crowd, but it was still a lot of fun. New folks, please don’t start with that set, because you’ll likely get a slightly… nastier impression of my comedy than is really true. This particular show ended up being something of a Twilight Zone premise — ‘What if someone staged a comedy show, and a Sex Pistols concert broke out? ‘ Yeeks!)

So, if you’re here for the first time, feel free to have a look around. Check out a show, dig through the archives, search for your favorite dirty word. (It’s probably in here somewhere.) But by all means, settle in and stay a while. I’m glad to have you, and I hope you enjoy your stay. Ditto for you ‘regulars’, of course, but I’ve told you all of this already. You know I love you.

(Not sexually, of course. More like a brother. Unless you’re hot — then, it’s more like a stepbrother, or third cousin, maybe. Close family friend, perhaps. It’s sort of a ‘case by case’ thing.)

Anyway, thanks for stopping by, and for reading this far. If you’ve never been here before… well, this is pretty much what it’s always like around here. If you giggled at this, then you’ll probably like the rest. (Probably a little more, even; I like to think it gets a little funnier when I’m actually talking about something.) And if you’re just exhausted by all the words, and the paragraphs, and ‘oh, my god, so many parentheses!‘… well, then this probably isn’t for you, I’m afraid. Sorry I couldn’t come through for you, but I only know one way to write, and you’re soaking in it. I wouldn’t even know how to begin to do this differently.

So that’s it — I’ll be back later with a ‘normal’ post, but I wanted to be sure to put out the ‘welcome mat’ for new visitors. Come on in, pour yourself a beer, and get comfy. There’s plenty of room, and the blather just keeps coming, each and every day. It’s great to see so many new folks, and again, an honor to be nominated as a ‘Best New Weblog’ over at the Bloggies. I don’t know what else to say but: ‘Wow!

(Yeah, you pretty much knew that was coming, didn’t you? Damn.)

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This Post Has No Title Because I’m Not Really Here

Dum de dum de doo.. de dum de — waaauuughh!

Shit, you scared me. What’re you doin’, creeping around here like that, anyway?

Oh. Just stoppong by for a read, eh? I suppose that’s pretty… normal, after all. Sorry. I didn’t mean to suggest you were ‘creepy’. Just ‘creeping’. Which, it turns out, you weren’t. So — sorry. Again.

Look, I’m just a little on edge here. I was kind of hoping no one would be here right now. I wanted to slip in, make a quick little ‘editorial change’, and slip back out unnoticed. You sort of surprised me, I’m afraid. I think I may have peed, just a little.

(No, no, don’t look, dammit. I was kidding. At least, I think I was — and either way, no good can come from you squinting at my crotch like it’s gonna jump up and do backflips, all right? So just put those specs away. There’ll be no crotch-gazing going on around here this morning.)

Anyway, look — don’t tell anybody, but I’m a little jumpy because I came in to change the timestamp on the last post. See, I’d actually intended to post it as today’s post, since I knew I wouldn’t have a lot of time for blogging today, but I was so antsy to get my first Blogger Idol post online that I went and published it earlier than I’d meant to.

(Hey, hey now — no comments from the peanut gallery on that one. Just because I was overly excited, and had a little bout of ‘premature publication’, doesn’t mean that there’s anything for you to comment on, all right? Keep the line moving. Scoot!)

So, I popped in for just a second to fix the date. But if anyone asks, I’m not really here, okay? You never saw me today. The Blogger Idol post was up on Sunday morning the whole time, as far as you know, and I didn’t do anything to it after the fact. Cool? Can you help me out with that?

What? Oh, all right, fine. Here’s ten bucks. Now will you help me out? Okay, good.

Anyway, I’m off now. I’ve got a full day ahead, ending with the Patriots game at four, and a standup comedy gig at eight. I likely won’t see you again until tomorrow, but I’m sure I’ll have more drivel lined up to blather about by then. No worries.

So have fun while you’re here — feel free to browse around. Take as much time as you like — just be sure to turn off the lights and close the door behind you when you’re done. And remember that tenner I gave you — you never saw me today, right?

Good. Now I’ll sneak off before anyone else sees me. Like the wind, I am.

*shwack* *bam* *boogity-boogity-boogity-bap*

Ow… damn, who put that door there, anyway? I mean, I mean… I meant to go into the broom closet. I was… um, looking for something, and all that stuff just fell on me for no good reason. Right. Fell on me. Not my fault.

(Damn, I think I sprained my head in there.)

Look, I’m just gonna limp off to the door now. You… you stay and read. I’ll — ouch, why won’t my leg move the way I want it to? — I’ll see you later.

(Damn, what.. is that a broomstick? Ooh, yeah, that would explain it. Yikes. Gonna need some Bactine back there when I get home. Eep.)

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I’d Rather Be a ‘Blogger Idol’ Than an ‘Idle Blogger’

Hey, all — time for something a little bit different around here. I’ve signed up for a new, um… experiment is the best way I can put it, really. It’s called ‘Blogger Idol‘, and it seems like an interesting way to find some new blogs, have a few laughs, and learn something about our fellow online writers.

(Ooh, and most importantly, it’s a damned fine way to get handed an interesting topic once a week for a while. And I’ll take all the help I can get.)

So, read up on the ‘Blogger Idol‘ concept, and join in if you like — it seems it’s never too late. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy my humble entry into the Blogger Idol Week One fray. It’s coming up… why, as a matter of fact, right now. Hang on tight!


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Week One Topic: ‘The 80s’

Okay, so right off the bat, I’m gonna be a big weenie. (Those of you who read regularly, pipe down already. These other folks don’t know that’s par for the course. Hush up.)

Anyway, the Blogger Idol instructions encourage us to ‘interpret the theme however you wish’, so that’s what I’m going to do. Most people will spend time discussing ‘The 80s’, meaning the 1980s, and all the cool / memorable / embarrassing / unruly / illegal things that they did during that decade. But I’m not going there. I’ve talked about a lot of things already that happened in the 1980s here on the site — if you’re really interested, browse my 101 Things Posts About Me; anything I describe there as happening between ages ten and twenty occured in the 80s. Knock yourself out. Come back when you’re ready.

As for this post, though, I’ve chosen not to talk about ‘The 80s’ as they were, fourteen to twenty-four years ago. Instead, I want to consider ‘The 80s’ — more specifically, my 80s — as they’re going to be, forty-five years and change away from now. I’m gonna plan for my old old old age now, and get that shit out of the way. This way, if senility creeps in before I make it to my octagenarian years, someone can dust off this post and find out what I have in mind for my post-golden years.

(Not that they will, of course… but they could. I can hold onto that thought until the last vestige of sanity finally slips away, believing until the bitter ed that my words will save me. Of course, it’s far more likely that I’ll be spouting gibberish and pooping my geriatri-diapers in a cold, deserted alley somewhere. But I can dream, can’t I?)

Anyway, on to the 80s — my 80s. I’ll turn the big eight-oh on July 27th, 2050, assuming I last long enough to celebrate the event. Of course, by then, the attendees at birthday parties will be holographically beamed directly into our brains, so I won’t even have the pleasure of bitch-slapping whichever bastard decides to put those ‘ever-lit’ candles on the damned cake. Great. I’m looking forward to this already. Right.

Anyway, let’s assume the world of nearly fifty years from now will be much like today’s society. (Yeah, yeah, I know better — but in my Alzheimer’s-addled brain, I’ll probably think it’s still 2004, so work with me here. I’m working without a net tonight.) So, in case this post survives, and any of you are still around to protect my interests, here’s what I want for ‘The 80s: Charlie-Style‘:

First of all, I want to be in a ‘home’ of some sort. I don’t care what it’s called — ‘retirement village’, ‘elder care facility’, ‘the Super-8 of Boca Raton’, any of these would do. I just want to be anyplace where the staff is obligated to feed me, tuck me in at night, and help me keep my pants on in public. Ooh, and give me sponge baths, when I’m feely frisky. Hell, screw my 80s — all of that sounds pretty good right now.

Anyway, next I’ll be wanting a fake ID. As an optimist, I like to think that by the time I turn 80, there will be laws against nearsighted old wrinklebags taking the wheel. ‘Grinch the Geezers’ statutes, or something similar, I expect they’ll be called. But I, for one, am gonna drive. I’ll have an ID made showing that I’m fifty-three years young, and I’ll drive like the shrivelled, half-blind, confused old bastard that I am. (Or that I’ll be — yeah, that I’ll be, that’s what I meant.)

In any case, it’s gonna rock — I’ll finally be able to get even for all of those old farts who’ve been cutting me off, and not using their blinkers, and driving at three miles a frickin’ hour in front of me on one-way streets over the years. Oh, sure, I won’t be getting back at the same people… but by then, all the old people who’ve wronged me will be dead, or cryogenically frozen. Either way, I’ll need more lively targets, so I’ll take to the streets and annoy the rest of the world, instead. Look, by the time I’m that old, it’ll all make perfect sense. Just wait and see.

Let’s see… what else? Oh, yeah — a private bathroom. Generally speaking, I wouldn’t mind being stuck in some sort of overcrowded ward — as long as the feeding and the the tucking and sponge baths are included, natch — but I am not spending my eighties watching raisiny old coots getting in and out of the shower, all right? I got enough of that shit when I belonged to the YMCA as a kid; I’m not goin’ out like that.

Okay, that’s probably enough, given that I started on a fricking tangent from the intended topic. (Usually, it takes me at least a paragraph or two to lose focus; this time, it was downright instantaneous. Nice little preview of life in my eighties right there. Bah.) So, I hope you enjoyed my ‘interpretation’ of the very first Blogger Idol subject. And maybe this will help you think about how you want to spend the after-autumn of your life. These are important considerations, folks — you don’t want to be dressing yourselves, and cleaning your own diapers, or trying to erase the images of flabby naked old geezers from your traumatized retinas. Get with the program, and make your own ’80s list’ today! Just don’t get carried away — I’ve got dibs on the sponge baths, all right? Find your own hot nurses, dammit.

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Maybe It Would Be Safer to Just ‘Go Commando’

So, let’s talk about my underwear for a while.

(I know, I know — you’ve been waiting months to hear me say that, right? What? No? But…

Hey, where are you going? Wait! Okay, okay — I won’t talk about my underwear. Just come back — I’ll post about something else, okay?

What? Oh, sure, okay — I promise I’ll talk about something else. Happy now? Come on, sit back down.

There you go. Good. Comfy? All right, then. Let’s get started.)

Hah! I’m gonna talk about my underwear anyway! I had my fingers crossed when I promised, and now the door’s locked. And if you want the key, you’re gonna have to get way more intimate with my underwear than you’re probably comfortable with. So just settle down, keep still, and it’ll all be over soon enough.

(And no, I don’t ‘say that to all the girls’, ya perv. Nice talk, there, skippy.

And stop banging your head against the wall, dammit! Ten minutes of hearing about my undies isn’t that bad, for chrissakes. Jeez, there’s always one in every crowd…)

Anyway, let’s get back to my underwear. (And, as it happens, I do say that to all the girls. Nyah!) Now, here’s the thing — I’m a boxers man. I went through a ‘tighty whitey’ phase — I think most guys do — but I’ve come through it, and converted fully over to the boxery-type underpants. I’m all about letting ‘the boys’ breathe.

All of this is well and good — a tad creepy for you, perhaps, but stick with me here; none of this has been eye-gouging-out nasty, now, has it? Yet, at least. We’ll see who needs a good gouging when it’s all over with.

So, boxers. Over the years, I’ve found that there are many, many different kinds of boxers — some have longer legs, and some are more elastic around the waist, and some of them are fitted, and some even glow in the dark. Fine. These are largely cosmetic differences, and don’t really affect the boxer-wearing experience in most cases.

(Sure, if you’re trapped in a dark cave wearing only your underpants, then you’d be well-served to have on those luminescent puppies. You might just be able to spelunk your way back to civilization by the ‘light of your crotch’, so to speak.

On the other hand, if you manage to get yourself stuck in some underground cavern with nothing but your undies to keep you company, then maybe you’d be better off just sitting there for a while, and thinking about how you got yourself in that mess in the first place. There’s obviously something horribly wrong with the way you’re living your life, dude. First things first.)

Anyway, the sorts of things above don’t really make a lot of difference to me when picking out my undergarments for the day. But there is one ‘feature’ on certain pairs of boxers that I’ve found to be very important, and I’ve learned — the hard way — to look before I gird my loins in the morning. Much embarrassment and explanation can be avoided by checking for one simple feature on the underwear I’m about to don.

And that feature is the crotch button. See, many pairs of boxers have just a fly opening in front, providing easy access to, um, you know, the old ‘Winky Funkerbean’. Ahem. Other undies, though, sport a single button in the center of the opening, helping to keep the barn door closed when not actually in use. Both of these designs have their merits, I suppose, but one is far preferable when you’re actually venturing out into public. Care to take a guess which one?

No? Still pouting because I’m talking about my underwear? Fine. I’ll just tell you. Big baby.

It’s the buttonless boxer that should be worn when mingling amongst the natives, hands down. Now, to some, this may be counterintuitive. And certainly, I can see the point that it’s not always a picnic to have your equipment slip out the hole in your underwear, and flap and wave freely against the inside of your pants. Sure, sometimes it’s a big tubful of ‘Oooh!‘, but often, not so much. There’s uncomfortable bending, and mashing, and the less said about scraping little Spanky against the zipper of your jeans, the better. That is so not a place where you want to be applying Bactine. Eek.

But that admitted disadvantage is far outweighed by the big issue with the buttoned variety of boxers. And this is the lesson that I learned the hard way, so I’ll explain this little problem with an example from my own experience. So come on, put yourself in my boxers for a moment. Walk a mile in my underpants. Try to see the world through undie-colored glasses.

(Okay, I’m done. But only because those are the only sayings I could think of to butcher at the moment. If I think of more, I’ll let you know. Oh yes — I will let you know.)

So, back to the example. Let’s look in on a typical day at the office a few months ago. It’s afternoon, and I’m sitting in my cubicle, minding my own business.

(Which often meant blogging, or surfing for sites featuring naughty, Crisco-slathered Scandinavian cheerleaders, while pretending to do actual work. But I digress. Again.)

At any rate, let’s say that around two, maybe two-thirty, the caffeine from lunch kicks in, and suddenly, I’ve got to make tinkles. So, I head down the hall to the bathroom, find a urinal, and proceed to leak. Fine. Slightly disturbing, maybe — yeah, don’t bother trying to picture this, folks; these scenes are being reenacted by trained professionals — but fine.

Now, this is a busy office, and with only one mens’ room per floor. So it’s not uncommon for people to enter and leave the room while I’m taking care of my, er, ‘bidness‘. It’s even common for a guy or two to stroll in and use one of the other urinals in the bathroom. Let’s say that happens during this little vignette, so that when I’m ready to ‘shake and tuck’, there are a couple of other folks standing beside me, doing their own things.

(Well, hopefully not ‘doing‘ their things — that would be… unsettling, to say the least. But you know what the hell I mean. Let’s move on.)

Now, if I were wearing the buttonless boxers, the procedure would be simple — give a little wiggle, tuck Blinky in for the night, clap my hands, jump back, turn around, and presto! All done, nice and easy. But the button-up undies are tougher — to really consider the pee-pouring ‘complete‘, the button’s got to be redone. And while everything else in the process can be done one-handed — or no-handed, if you’re a real risk-taker (or aren’t concerned about the condition of your shoes) — it’s not so easy to rehook the crotch button with one hand.

So picture this — there I am, all finished with what I’d come to the urinal to do. I make my ‘tuck’, as usual — personally, I use a move with a low degree of difficulty, but it’s highly reliable. Other folks like to ‘reholster the pistol’ with more of a flourish, to impress the judges, but I say they’re risking an unfortunate mishap — or worse, splashage. So I stick to the basics. That’s not really part of the story — just consider that a freebie. You can thank me later. It’s okay.

But back to the urinal — all of me is back in the corral at this point, but I can’t zip and go until I get the button done. Therein lies the problem. Now, while these other pissing people stand beside me, trying their damnedest not to peek in my direction, I’ve got to go digging in my pants — with both hands — trying to find the button, and the hole, and get them back together in the ‘closed’ configuration.

And that’s not the easiest thing in the world, especially when you can’t see what the hell you’re doing down there. Let me clarify that a bit — technically, unlike some men, I can look down and see my zipper, if need be. It’s at least physically possible. But — and I can’t stress this enough — when fumbling with your crotch button while standing at a urinal with other people nearby, the absolute last thing that you want to do is crane your neck over and peer down at your fingers wiggling and writhing in your open zipper.

For one thing, it is never a good idea to let anyone know that you don’t know what the hell is going on in your own ‘front yard’. That’s how rumors get started, folks. And for another, you staring at your crotch while standing at the pisser is the surest way to get other people, standing at their pissers, to look over and see why the hell you haven’t zipped your damned pants and turned around yet. And the last thing that you want them to see — or they want to see, for that matter — is you, hunched over and squinting at your crotch, with your hands jammed halfway in your pants, nervously diddling away. Forget the rumors, people — that’s how blackmail based on incriminating photographs gets started. You get caught on camera watching yourself play patty-cake inside your pants, and you’ll never run for office, I can tell you that. Hell, they’ll probably blacklist you from McDonalds, too. You might never work again.

So, that’s the message — if you’re gonna wear the buttoned boxers, then for heavens’ sake, do it on weekends, or vacation, or in your hermit cave, if you have one. But never anywhere or any time that you might be near a public urinal, and have to go through the shame and embarrassment that I had to endure. Learn from me, gents, and you’ll never have to get caught fumbling with your crotch button in public yourself. Now, see? Everybody was all squeamish when I started this post, but I’m really only here to help. I’m always here to help. I’m just surprised you ever doubted me. Tsk.

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See, This Is Why We’re Married

My wife and I are a perfect match — we understand each other very well, and appreciate the other’s talents, thoughts, and outlook on life. Allow me to illustrate the ‘give and take’ that we share with two small examples from this evening’s festivities.

Example 1: We were sitting on the couch, watching TiVoed standup comedy, when a commercial came on. Normally, I’d fast-forward through them, but I wanted to take the opportunity to ask her a very serious and delicate question:

Me: ‘Hey, hon… I’ve been working on my standup set for Sunday, and I wanted to get your advice.

Her: ‘Okay, I’ll try.

Me: ‘All right — do you prefer ‘tender pooper’, or ‘boo-boos on your pooper’?

Her: ‘Hmmmm. I think I like ‘tender pooper’, but it depends on the context

There was more to the conversation, of course — I told her the context, and we discussed the merits of each line, and finally decided that yes, ‘tender pooper‘ is probably the way to go.

(I don’t want to give too much away here, in case some of you are thinking of coming to see the show at the All Asia Cafe this Sunday. Wouldn’t want you to be bored, of course.)

But the important thing is that she actually gave the question some thought, and gave a well-considered, helpful answer. You know, instead of replying with something like:

What in the hell did you just say, and why haven’t I divorced your stupid ass yet?

Yep. That’s mah girl. *sniff*

Example 2: Just to show you that the ridiculous crap flies both ways in this relationship, here’s something she said, with a perfectly straight face, not ten minutes later, in a completely different conversation:

Oh, I’ll get booties. I’m gonna get electric booties!

Yep, we’re two perverted peas in a pod, folks. Jealous much?

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