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Author: Tim Jones

Tim Jones is a humor writer based in Seattle and the one person to blame for the humor blog View from the Bleachers. Tim ponders important issues like “are all teenage daughters evil?” and “why does Montana hate me?” and “can your dishwasher destroy your marriage?” Tim’s not afraid to tackle controversial issues. He was the first techno-religion expert to conduct a side-by-side comparison of the iPad and Jesus Christ. From Politics to Parenting to Pop culture, if the subject begins with the letter P, Tim has something profoundly uninformed to say about it.

My sports-impaired wife

March 1, 2016February 29, 2016 Tim Jones

I love my wife. Don’t get me wrong. She’s a great life partner, but she’s a lousy sports partner. The problem is she is utterly clueless about sports. Like any patriotic American, I’m a huge […]

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6 CommentsEveryday Life, Lifestylemarriage, relationships, sports, sports programming

I Have Discovered the Fountain of Youth

February 23, 2016February 26, 2016 Tim Jones

I’m 61 years old. You can’t fool me with platitudes like “60 is the new 45.”  Let’s face it. The man in the mirror is looking very rough around the edges – and frankly, he’s […]

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2 CommentsEveryday Life, Good Clean Fun, Lifestyleaging, health and fitness, old age

My Spirited Defense of Donald Trump

February 16, 2016February 16, 2016 Tim Jones

Donald Trump is a great American. In the past nine months, he has done a masterful job of uniting millions of Americans from all different backgrounds – admittedly mostly by uniting them in their deep […]

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2 CommentsLifestyle, Politicspolitics, presidential campaign, Trump

Don’t Let Email and Facebook Take Over Your Life

February 9, 2016February 9, 2016 Tim Jones

There is a growing problem in this country. It’s the bombardment of messages we receive virtually nonstop every single day, thanks to the increasing omnipresence of email, text messaging and social media in our lives. […]

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2 CommentsGood Clean Fun, Lifestyleemail, facebook, information overload, social media

Husbands’ guide to hosting a winning Super Bowl party

February 2, 2016February 2, 2016 Tim Jones

Sunday, February 7th is the biggest single day of the year in sports: No, I’m not talking about the Fresno Kennel Club Annual Dog Show taking place this coming Sunday – although granted, that is […]

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Everyday Life, Lifestylefootball, sports, Super Bowl, super bowl parties

Be Prepared for the Apocalypse – Oh, and Have a Nice Day

January 26, 2016February 2, 2016 Tim Jones

Hi, everybody. Hope you’re having a super day. Have you been following the news?  If not, I’ll let you in on some late-breaking news. Our world might not be around much longer. You see, experts […]

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5 CommentsEveryday Life, Lifestyleapocalypse humor, disaster preparedness, survival plans

My Plan to Donate My Powerball Jackpot Winnings to the Kids in Africa

January 19, 2016January 27, 2016 Tim Jones

I was really bummed to learn that I did not win the recent $1.6 billion Powerball jackpot. I was so close to winning it all. I was only off by four or five numbers. Drat! […]

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The secret to maintaining your New Year’s Resolutions…

January 12, 2016December 30, 2015 Tim Jones

… is never to make any, of course. I mean, seriously. Just look at my track record over the past twenty years. It’s January 2016 – a new year and another chance to wipe the […]

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2 CommentsEveryday Life, Good Clean Fun, Lifestylegoal setting, Goals, new years resolutions, self-improvement

Announcing My Candidacy for President of the United States

January 5, 2016January 27, 2016 Tim Jones

I am Tim Jones – a professional humor writer and story-teller. For months now I’ve been watching all of the presidential debates, and I’ve heard some pretty incredible promises by the 16 serious candidates running […]

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The Real Meaning of Christmas – Decorations

December 15, 2015December 15, 2015 Tim Jones

When it comes to the real meaning of Christmas, nothing says I love Jesus more than a giant 6’ inflatable Costco Santa Claus snow globe on your front lawn. And let’s face it, next to […]

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3 CommentsEveryday Life, LifestyleChristmas, decorations, Holiday season

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