Text and The City

April 27, 2012
By Dr. Nancy Berk
Text and The City

I heart New York, but face it, the city that never sleeps has its hazards and they’re constantly changing. A decade ago, pedestrian casualties involved cabs and run-ins with their drivers. This week, my...

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Kardashian Renewal

April 27, 2012
By Mario Turchiarolo

After hearing Keeping Up With the Kardashians got renewed for 3 more seasons, I’m kind of hoping the Mayans are going to be right.

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Singing Opera and Writing Funny

April 27, 2012
By Kathy Minicozzi

Let’s get one thing out of the way first. I am weird, but not dangerous. Okay, maybe I’m dangerous when I’m on a stepladder trying to install anything. Other than that, I am harmless...

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Friday Humor Devotional

April 27, 2012
By Deb Martin-Webster

Dear Lord, please forgive our 5-year old daughter for using the seeds she found in her older brother’s room for a kindergarten project.  She got an A+ and the teacher gave her $100 for...

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Zachary is not taking drugs with his friends.

April 27, 2012
By Bill Y Ledden
zachary

Zachary is 19 years of age. Like all people who are 19 years of age, he’s one year away from his 20th birthday but that all seems like a year away, at this particular...

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I Love Lucy: The Serial Criminal

April 26, 2012
By Donna Cavanagh

The TV is my alarm in the morning. It clicks on to tell me the new day has begun. Today, it clicked on to I Love Lucy. I admit that I am a fan...

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Are Smart Phones Getting Sweeter?

April 26, 2012
By Mike Oberg

The early smart phones were healthy fruit — blackberries and apples. But lately, Google has introduced our phones to gingerbread, honeycomb, and ice cream sandwiches. The smart phone ads talk about all the data...

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120 petabyte hard drive

April 26, 2012
By Bill Y Ledden
120 petabyte hard drive

If I was 2+67+7+1+15-34+35-1 years of age, I would be 92 years of age. If I was 92 years of age, I would have a 120 petabyte hard drive of things that would have...

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Excuse me, Mr. TSA man, I’m feeling a little frisky!

April 25, 2012
By Ginger Truitt

In spite of the fact that my family flies more frequently than the average pilot, I was oblivious to new TSA regulations.  Apparently, full body scans have been implemented, and invasive pat downs are quickly...

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Sisterly Love

April 25, 2012
By Suzy Soro

My sister’s nickname in college was “The Body.”   My nickname in college was “Can You Introduce Me To Your Sister?”

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The Anti Pick-up Line

April 25, 2012
By Suzy Soro

My favorite line to use on a guy trying to pick me up: “Is that your nose or did your pants fall down?” There’s always a swift exit.

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Gut-Busting Words With Kids

April 25, 2012
By Tor Constantino
Gut-Busting Words With Kids

Humorist Art Linkletter is most well known for his popular broadcast program Kids Say the Darndest Things, which ran from the 1940s through the 1960s. However, beyond merely saying the darndest things, sometimes kids DO the...

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That Crafty G-Spot

April 25, 2012
By Donna Cavanagh

Scientists say they have physically located the elusive G-Spot which theoretically is responsible for a woman’s heightened sexual pleasure.  And now on a NOT so surprising note: it wasn’t anywhere near where men have...

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Yuppies, Pimps, Players, Prostitutes, Ruff Necks, Ruff Riders, Hustlers, Gangsters, OG’s, Ballers, Rappers, Bon Jovi Fans, Old School, Young-bucks, The Sophisticated, The Elite.

April 25, 2012
By Bill Y Ledden
Yuppies, Pimps, Players, Prostitutes, Ruff Necks, Ruff Riders, Hustlers, Gangsters, OG’s, Ballers, Rappers, Bon Jovi Fans, Old School, Young-bucks, The Sophisticated, The Elite.

The idea of a church appeals to me in the same way as the so-called music of Bon Jovi appeals to me – it doesn’t. At least it didn’t until it did. To lure...

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?-ocracy

April 24, 2012
By Kara

Would a Jeb/Mitt ticket mean we’re governed by a plutocracy or aristocracy? Need fancy Latin word for old-rich-inheritance-white-guy-ocracy.    

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From Dancing With The Stars to Celebrity Rehab: Alternate Paths for Failed Careers

April 24, 2012
By Donna Cavanagh

I recently saw my first episode of Dancing with the Stars. I know people love this show, and it was entertaining, but I can’t help but think that this is a show where celebrities...

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Jamaica, Mon

April 24, 2012
By Julie Wimmer
Jamaica, Mon

I recently went to Jamaica for four days with two of my lady friends. We left our husbands and kids at home, and ventured out on a trip I was excited about. I don’t...

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Iran’s Internet

April 24, 2012
By Neal Mayhem

Iran’s launching its own internet, which filters out porno and gambling. Seems Iran’s completely missed the point of the Internet

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Angry Bag

April 24, 2012
By Bill Y Ledden
bagofanger

Anger is such a contagious son of a belligerent, unreasonable, rudely intrusive and aggressive woman. The first time I accidentally heard the so-called music of Bon Jovi was the first time I became as...

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Kathy’s Points to Remember … Again

April 23, 2012
By Kathy Minicozzi

Be kind to your neighbor’s noisy, obnoxious dog. He could turn out to be one of those animal heroes you see on TV, in which case you might need him to save your life....

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Have Your Dog Inspected Every 1,000 Miles

April 23, 2012
By Deb Amlen

We have a dog, and as anyone who has ever owned a dog knows, it’s a lot like owning a car. Before the animal rights activists start sending nasty e-mails, all I meant is...

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