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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Taunting the Tomatoes
Today’s post comes from Dr. Larry Kyle, the founder and produce manager at Genway, a supermarket that creates and sells nothing but genetically modified foods. I was surprised to discover how casually people will pile on the scorn when it … Continue reading
Tax Attacks
Clearly the summer is off to a slow start for perennial Sophomore Bubby Spamden, a boy with too much time on his hands. Hey Mr. C., I’ve got a question for you. What is it with you old people anyway? … Continue reading
Posted in Bubby Spamden, Uncategorized
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Best of All Possible Worlds
It’s bound to be a very political day today. Congressman Loomis Beechly, representing all the water surface area in Minnesota, is getting out ahead of the conversation with this latest newsletter to his people. Greetings, Constituents! I wanted to be … Continue reading
Messing Around In Boats
I have just returned from a long, lovely weekend in Northern Minnesota at a private resort called Club Lyn, where the food, company, activities, scenery and weather were beyond excellent. A calm and beautiful lake was at our disposal, and … Continue reading
Tagged Nature, Travel
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The Wedding Dance
Here is a tricky social situation, just right for navigation by sensitive baboons. The note comes from Jane Beauchamp – a former Morning Show listener, sometime Trial Baboon reader and permanently proud mother who is about to have an FTD … Continue reading
Ask Dr. Babooner
Dear Dr. Babooner, Everywhere I turn today, I hear people talking about austerity. Whole nations need to be more austere. The world itself is on an austerity binge, if such a thing is even possible. And yet everyone seems to … Continue reading
The Long Weekend, Day 3
Not that I would ever do this to you, but one of the frustrating things about being brought along on other people’s vacations through regular photo updates is that you, when at home, are stuck in slow moving routine time … Continue reading
Tagged Travel
66 Comments
The Long Weekend – Day 2
No, I’m not really skipping out of work for an unreasonably but seasonably Long Weekend and then rubbing your face in it by gloating. Probably not. But maybe it wouldn’t be much of a loss if I did. Not a … Continue reading
Tagged Travel
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The Long Weekend
With the arrival of summer, the luckiest ones among us (those who have work) may also have the privilege (if they have the resources) of taking an occasional break from the routine – a long weekend to kick back and … Continue reading
Tagged Travel
118 Comments
The Break Dance
Summer is about to start, officially. This is a time when the urge to work slows down and hours are wasted gazing out windows at sunny scenery. Idea man and dealmaker Spin Williams knows all about this – though it … Continue reading
Posted in Spin Williams
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