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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Disaster du Jour
The scale of the tornado strikes across the south is breathtaking, and I know we are all deeply sympathetic to the families who have experienced terrible losses. Even for a people familiar with cyclones it is unthinkable to picture a … Continue reading
Tagged Weather
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Ask Dr. Babooner
Dear Dr. Babooner, One of my dear friends is having an extravagant wedding! The groom’s family is loaded AND they are sort of obsessive-compulsive when it comes to all the rules they follow and the weird behaviors they expect from … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Babooner
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A Donald Serves The Nation
I can’t help it! I know the Donald doesn’t deserve any more attention, but he is SO beguiling! The extreme look is Seussian, and his mission – absurd! His self-congratulation as a reaction to being proven wrong could have been … Continue reading
Another Mother Tongue
The results of last weekend’s word collecting project are in! We are not interested in enforcing “official” language rules here or criticizing people just because we can’t understand them, but there is a certain tone to the comments on Trial … Continue reading
A Phone Alone
Pseudo-journalist Bud Buck has been following the controversial smartphone data collection story, and has apparently decided there’s a larger audience hungry for fresh details that will push them to becoming even more alarmed. He is more than willing to provide … Continue reading
Posted in Bud Buck
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The Tale of Zorro
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the compiling of the Baboonish Glossary over the weekend. Our diligent wordsmiths Jacque and Barbara in Robbinsdale will sift through your contributions and we will announce an official posting of the work soon. I … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogs
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Rise and Define!
As we head into what is, for many, a busy holiday weekend, Jacque takes the controls for a guest blog that is both a challenge and the beginning of an ongoing project. To allow time for careful thought and reflection, … Continue reading
Ask Dr. Babooner
Dear Dr. Babooner, I was going through the check-out line in the grocery store when the clerk scanned my bag of clementines and said “These babies are going to cost a ton once the Federal Reserve Bank goes in for … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Babooner
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That Special Something
What is it in a great musical performance that touches our emotions? Dunno. Something special. Costumes? Smoke bombs? That’s the full extent of my personal scholarship on this matter, and one of the reasons I find it very difficult to … Continue reading
Tagged Music, Science
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Open House
Now that it’s finally beginning to warm up, it’s wonderful to get out and examine the post-winter landscape. Congratulations! You made it through the dreary season, so now it’s time to daydream – consider changing everything by upgrading your abode! … Continue reading
Tagged Family, Nature
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