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Attraction Faux Pas

19 May, 2008 (10:43) | Social Commentary | No comments

One thing I love about Boulder is that it’s prime ogling territory. In Boulder, the ratio of beautiful and healthy people is incredible. If I’m not getting my facts wrong, Boulder remains the skinniest city in the skinniest county in the skinniest state in the country. And while often that means the women wandering around [...] Read more »

Anti-Semitism Is Alive And Well And Living In Boulder

6 July, 2007 (01:49) | Growing Up | 20 comments

The moon was aglow by the time the phone woke me from my napping slumber. After my rude awaking that morning, I had crawled into bed early, worn out like a favorite teddy bear.
“Yeah?” I asked, the phone glowing faintly in the dim light of my room.
“Dude? Were you sleeping?”
“Yeah. Who the fuck is this.”
“Dude, [...] Read more »

We Wish You an Anti-Semite and a Happy Jew Year…

24 December, 2006 (02:15) | Politics | 13 comments

Why is it that people can’t help but discriminate against us Jews during the holiday season?
I went to The Sink for lunch the other day with a couple of friends. Besides getting some of the worst service I’ve ever received, on my way out I was greeted by one of the rudest, most ethnically insensitive [...] Read more »

Fun With Words

11 February, 2006 (14:18) | Media | No comments

Last night a friend of mine tried to use the word “lecanoscopy” (a derivative of lecanomancy) and accidentally used lycanoscopy. Lecanoscopy is the act of reading the future in water. Lycanoscopy, if it existed, would be the act of looking for a tumor by shoving a werewolf up your ass.
Mohammed Update

The other day, I got [...] Read more »

Dissecting Respect - Images of Islam and Revolt in the Muslim World

7 February, 2006 (10:41) | Media | 10 comments

For those of you who have missed, and I know several of you probably have, there are major riots happening in the Eastern World (India, Palestine, Pakistan, Iran, etc) over a series of cartoons depicting Mohammed the Prophet in a Danish newspaper. Michelle Malkin has an interesting analysis of the event that is very pro-freedom [...] Read more »

Questioning

27 January, 2006 (05:44) | Politics | No comments

When did asking questions become a sign of being evil?
In the fall of 2004, a “holocaust denier” came to CU to speak. I attended the lecture to hear what he had to say. I was unsure how anyone could claim the holocaust didn’t happen. To me, that’s what a holocaust denier is; someone who claims [...] Read more »

Sublimating into Senility

28 November, 2005 (21:48) | Growing Up | 10 comments

To put it simply, I have a strong distaste for my mom’s parents. My grandmother is an ignorant bigot and my grandfather is a forceful and stubborn republican. I’ve been instructed not to discuss anything controversial in their presence. Despite this, I sometimes have the urge to come out of the closet to them, despite [...] Read more »

Racist Bastard

26 November, 2003 (02:03) | Social Commentary | No comments

Sometimes I hate myself simply because I can’t do what I truly want to.
The other day, on my way to school, I passed a black man. He wasn’t scary looking or even as big as me. He wasn’t threatening or mean. Still, in the back of my mind I wondered if I should say hi [...] Read more »