Author: Tim Morgan

I’ve got two vacation ideas, and I can’t decide between either of them:

Idea One: New York City, to see this play, currently performing on Broadway.

Idea Two: Los Angeles, to go to this club to see this performer, currently performing every Friday night.

But it really doesn’t matter all that much considering I only have 38 hours of stored vacation time and no funds budgeted for travel anytime soon.

I was looking up the telephone number of my insurance agent today for a friend, and instead I just sent him the link to the site. He commented to me that the site was nicely done. I told him I disagreed, that it was a little heavy handed with the pictures of the horses…I mean, do they insure horses? A quick trip back to the site revealed that they, in fact, do underwrite such bizarre items as “mortality coverage,” “stallion infertility,” and “personal equine liability.”

I can just imagine a conversation:

“My horse broke its leg. Is that covered?”

“No? Okay, does that mean the horse is totaled?”

It does now make sense that I used this company when I had my Mustang.

I don’t mean to throw a wrench into your plans…but I can’t help but go after the easy, easy pun.

At a local office park that I sometimes visit. It’s building two.

Of course when you leave, the number provides an egress path. “OWT.”

A reminder for my roommate, who now has second degree burns on his left hand because of an errant toaster setting.

I don’t know who did John Mayer wrong. I don’t know who she is, or what her side of the story was. But I’d like to thank her for providing Mr. Mayer with enough angst to entertain his fans once again through his music.

Saw this over Thanksgiving, and I had to document it. I certain this is not an approved method of transporting cattle.

PBS has a great three hour documentary on string theory available for online viewing. I’ve spent the last three nights watching it at my leisure, it’s quite well done in terms of the production value, and I really like the fact that it’s up for anyone to view.

Of course, as interesting as String Theory is, it only unifies the four forces of physics: Gravity, Electro-Magnetism, Weak Nuclear Force and Strong Nuclear Force. It says nothing about the relationship between men and women. For that, we still must use the Ladder Theory.