Date Night

May 6, 2012
By Richard Spall

There was a huge amount of buildup. Since it had been quite a while since the last time, there was a lot of analysis. I even made some predictions about how it was going...

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How to Boost Voting Rates

April 17, 2012
By Richard Spall

Often the citizens of the United States are called upon to cast their vote for representatives who they feel will honestly represent their best interests in a legislative or executive setting. Failing that, they...

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I’ve Got the Perfect Mascot!

April 12, 2012
By Richard Spall

I’ve often wondered how the Democratic and Republican Parties came to have adopted the donkey and elephant for their symbols. Not that an elephant is the most outstanding choice, but how did the Democrats...

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It’s Not My Fault

April 11, 2012
By Richard Spall

I recently went to the doctor’s office. It was pointed out that, over the years, my weight had deviated sharply from my ideal weight curve. In my defense, the numbers show that it’s glandular....

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New Line of Bacterial Soaps

March 26, 2012
By Richard Spall

In response to new research confirming the “hygiene hypothesis”, which theorizes that asthma, many allergies, and other illnesses are aided by immune systems which have operated in too clean of an environment and are...

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Disturbing Fact

March 10, 2012
By Richard Spall

The United Nations says that 5000 women and girls are killed each year for dishonoring their families. And yet Snooki lives. Richard SpallWebsite - Twitter - More Posts

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A Team By Any Other Name…

February 7, 2012
By Richard Spall

I was driving across Arizona and came upon a school with prompted me to write a quick letter and place it in the mailbox. To Whom It May Concern at Red Mesa High School,...

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“The Bachelor”

February 3, 2012
By Richard Spall

Has anybody seen a show called “The Bachelor”? It’s where 25 women date one guy at the same time. One by one, the losers are broken up with on camera. The winner is broken...

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How To Not Ruin Christmas

December 5, 2011
By Richard Spall

It’s that merry time of year and you need to know what your most important responsibility is. Sure, trees must be purchased or dusted off and decorated. Lights must be strung. Presents have to...

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The Elf on the Shelf – A Christmas Tradition

December 5, 2011
By Richard Spall

A few years ago, we were given “The Elf On The Shelf”. It’s basically a book with a small stuffed elf in it, which explains by means of an included story that the elf...

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