Goatmoose

After hundreds of comments have been posted on the Hamster Wheel YouTube videos, I’ve decided to do some clarifying for anyone who ventured to the site to find out more: The hamsters aren’t switching, and the one isn’t dead. One is just laying in there while the other one is running and jumping over him. [...]

During the months of January and February this year, I worked as a furniture salesman for a local furniture retailer. It sucked hardcore, and part of my training was Harry Friedman’s Gold Star program. Though this retail sales training program is the biggest load of BS imaginable, there was one thing I learned from it: [...]

Following the death of my grandfather has been many busy days of cleaning out his house. Let’s just say little has been thrown away since 1953, and there’s a ton to be done. Good thing I’m allergic to dust, too. Here’s some stuff to read, if you haven’t already: Review: Greed Corp What are your [...]

After a long haul of not updating a whole hell of a lot, I figure it’s time to break the silence and get things back on track in honor of this blog’s one year anniversary, which came and went a few days ago without any regard. That is a consequence of my last post, which [...]

I love you, grandpa. See you again someday down the road… From Observer-Reporter.com James A. McConnell Watercolor artist, World War II veteran James Alexander McConnell, 88, of Houston, died Tuesday, February 16, 2010, in Canonsburg General Hospital. He was born December 23, 1921, in Canonsburg, a son of William W. and Ethel M. Templeton McConnell. [...]

A month or two ago, or maybe three or four, I did a post called “The Mysteries of Craigslist’s “Free Stuff” Category.” Recently, I’ve had some people asking for a sequel. Though I promised one of these people in particular a new entry several weeks ago, I just remembered that promise. Cut me some slack. [...]

I was recently sorting through some old stuff from high school. Sometime around junior or senior year, it seems I was assigned the task of writing a journal. It appears that every day we were given a subject and a certain amount of time, told to write continually about the subject until time ran out. [...]

Here’s some things for you to read: BlackBerry to Laptop Tethering Made Easy 2009 Holiday Buying Guide: Top 10 Gadgets 2009 Holiday Buying Guide: Top 10 Console Games And this one… well, I guess it’s more something you view, not read: New Toy Poodle & Mini Schnauzer Pics