On Modern Love: A (Likely!) Statistical Breakdown Of The Weekly 'New York Times' Column
I've taken to calling the column "Shitty Love."
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On Why Does Pret A Manger Think Americans Are Stupid?
@blergh I get a lot of free coffees there, too! I just assumed it was because they felt bad they were enabling my ham & cheese croissant addiction (supplemented by a "posh fruit cup" to make it a balanced-ish brekkie).
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On Happy Birthday Sheila E.
@Pandemic Endemic Without love, it ain't much!
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On The G Train Is Back! Who Thought We'd Miss That!?
It caught me off guard this morning, as I mistakenly bounded onto a G at 7th Avenue before realizing that a) The G was back and b) They were rolling big-boy size G trains.
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On The Woolworth Building Has a Nice Lobby and the Terrorists Are Still Winning
I did the exact same thing when I had a seminar in the NYU owned part of the building. I was excited to check out the lobby, then was scooted 'roud the corner to the NYU entrance. To say that crummy beige entrance was a letdown was an understatement.
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On Ask Polly: Should I Quit My Job To Be An Artist?
@bassknives Then she can go be an artist, too!
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On Ask Polly: Should I Quit My Job To Be An Artist?
Pro tip: examine your ambivalent feelings toward being a father before you have three fucking kids. Rebecca, please emotionally (and otherwise) steel yourself for life as a single parent.
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On What The Universe And Your Ass Have In Common
"You're here in Brooklyn. Brooklyn is not expanding!"
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On This Must Mean Something: The Netflix Gap
Although we can stream Netflix at home, less than 1/3 of the movies in our queue are available for streaming--that's the other Netflix gap.
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On Meditations on Glasgow with Gerard Butler
More than a decade after breaking up with someone from Glasgow, I had to double-check that Gerard is a fan of the "correct" team. (Celtic, and yes.) He should choose better movies, though.