Blog It Out Your Pie Hole

An Open Letter to CalTrans

Pie Hole — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 16:28:36 -0500

Dear Caltrans director Will Kempton: While it is disappointing that a tanker truck exploded on Interstate 880 in Oakland this morning, and Caltrans will have the highway closed for over 24-hours for repairs, you can turn this into a major happy-button for East Bay drivers. Everyone who has ever driven that freeway hates it. It’s bumpy, it [...]

Adult Website Hosting Tips

Matt Hedges — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 16:08:14 -0500

Web hosting service is a tremendously popular technological service in the present world of globalization. Web hosting refers to a service via an online system for providing individuals or organizations with the systems that help to store video, images, information, or any content that one can get through the Web. Providing space on a server to be used by the clients of such companies is their service. Also, they endow the clients with Internet connectivity in a data center. Such companies give data center space and Internet connectivity to the other servers apart from their own, that are to be located in their data center.

Fun? at Work

Pie Hole — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 16:03:49 -0500

Stuff has been redacted from this top-posted email to shield the dummies. If anyone asks, the address is the City of Portland’s City Hall. It too, was changed to protect the same people shielded before. On 10/6/2008 1:27 PM, Daddy C. wrote: The copier: Canon IRC3200 w/ PDC Print Board, Fax Board, Staple Fin, ADF. S/N MSLXXXXX Came [...]

Global Warming: Is Politics Destroying Our Planet?

Mimi Gibson — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 03:33:38 -0500

I recently read a particularly nasty question in a blog the other day. The question was, "Is it Al Gore stupid or Michael Moore stupid to believe in global warming?" Although the question might be considered distasteful, it is not at all surprising if you have been following the political debates over the environmental movement. It's become very common for arguments to be riddled with name calling and belittling with no real substance. These attacks fly around the airwaves and on the internet in emails and blogs.

I kissed a what?

Pie Hole — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 08:32:25 -0500

A special place in Hell

Pie Hole — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 10:32:08 -0500

As Hurricane Ike prepares to slam into Texas, I realize that there’s a special place in Hell for me. For some reason, I had to create this image. If you are in the path of Hurricane Ike, leave. Be safe. Seriously. Do not get in the way of Hurricane Ike. The best news is that [...]

Even the Poor Must Pay Taxes

Rob Viglione — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 15:16:11 -0500

Most of us have heard the statistics about how rich folks pay most of the country's taxes, right? According to an article by Ari Fleischer titled "The Taxpaying Minority," the top 1% of income earners pay 37% of the nation's tax bill. The top 10% pay 40% and the bottom 40%, middle class pay less than 5%, and the bottom 40% of workers pay absolutely nothing. Heck, with the "earned" income tax credit the very bottom even gets paid by the federal government simply for the sake of existing.

Attracting Relevant Internauts to Your Address

Ricardo d Argence — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 09:26:27 -0500

Internet marketing has everything to do with driving traffic to your website. There are many methods of generating visitors to your website to chose from. All the techniques the Internet marketers will use at some point involve the search engines. So many people use the search engines to find information about anything and everything.

Idiocracy

Pie Hole — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 20:27:57 -0500

Someone who won’t fess up to it told me about Idiocracy, a 2006 Mike Judge movie starring Luke Wilson and Maya Rudolph. The premise behind the movie is simple. Two “average” people in 2005 are placed in hibernation, supposedly for one year. Something goes wrong, and they are frozen for 500 years. Over those [...]

Human Barbie Dolls and Air You Can Taste

Pie Hole — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:45:35 -0500

had the “pleasure” of attending my brother-in-law’s wedding over the weekend. At the end of the eight hour drive, when I started seeing the Human Barbie Dolls and tasting the air, I knew that I was in Los Angeles. Los Angeles does have its advantages, usually two at a time, bouncing along merrily for the [...]