Have you ever been in a situation where you didn’t know whether to laugh or cry? When you’re faced with a story so patently absurd you aren’t sure which response would be appropriate?
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The Littlest Grinch: Four Year-Old Steals Presents While Drunk
Posted in Comedy, Law and Justice, society, tagged united states, america, the fixer, parenting, alcohol, beer, state of affairs, alex james, redneck, holiday, christmas, trailer, hayden wright, drunk, toddler, tennessee, bud light, neighbourhood watch, family guy, the grinch, child protection services, license, single mother on December 22, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Keep Fun In Christmas: New Zealand Church Comes Under Fire For Controversial Billboard
Posted in Civil Rights, Comedy, Media, Religion, tagged alex james, auckland, bible, billboard, Christian, christmas, church, controversy, faith, jesus christ, joseph, mary, nativity, new zealand, night before christmas, offensive, Religion, santa claus, star of bethlehem, state of affairs, three wise men on December 18, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Christmas is a funny time of year, and if you’re a regular reader of my blog, chances are you already know where I stand on most of the hoopla that seems to surround the holiday. But no matter how many times I tell people to chill out, relax, and try not to take things too [...]
Nickelback: Why They Don’t Suck As Much As We Think
Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Media, Music, internet, personal, society, tagged canada, Music, jim fairthorne, britney spears, alex james, frank zappa, much music, billy corgan, pink floyd, file sharing, acdc, linkin park, billboard magazine, top artists of the decade, band, group, artist, nickelback, animal collective, hipster, alberta, grunge, seattle, rolling stone magazine, alice in chains, pearl jam, eddie vedder, chad kroeger, lane staley, silver side up, dark horse, chart attack, mutt lange, shania twain, toby keith, taylor swift, faith hill, tim mcgraw, song, songwriting, demographic, creed, miles davis, james mcmurtry on December 15, 2009 | 4 Comments »
It’s come to my attention that Jim thinks he knows me a lot better than he actually does. In an effort to incite my ever-present and ever-seething rage, he likes to bait me by sending me stories he figures will push me over the edge. But this time he’s miscalculated somewhat.
Vampires: Sucking More Than Blood For Over Ten Years
Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Comedy, Film, Media, internet, personal, society, tagged alex james, angel, anne rice, art, batman, being john malkovich, bella swan, blade, blog, bram stoker, buffy the vampire slayer, christopher nolan, david boreanaz, dracula, edward cullen, emo, eternal sunshine, gym, harry potter, humphrey bogart, interview with a vampire, jk rowling, john carpenter, joss whedon, korn, lestat, limp bizkit, linkin park, Media, midnight to midnight, phantom of the opera, pop culture, psychedelic furs, requiem for a dream, robert pattison, state of affairs, stephanie meyer, stephen dorff, teenager, twilight, vampire on November 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
All right. Typically I try not to call attention to media frenzies for a couple of reasons. First, they’re usually not worth my time to report, because all I’ll do is tear it to pieces and that kind of vitriol, I’m told, gets old – fast. Second, I don’t want to give [...]



VANOC vs. Freedom of Speech = VANOC Wins
Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Civil Rights, Government, Law and Justice, Media, Music, personal, society, tagged activism, alex james, arts festival, bell canada, big brothers, canada, canadian, captain picard, civil liberties, commentary, contract, correspondents, cultural olympiad, emo, facebook, freedom of speech, guitar, heritage moment, james keegstra, multiculturalism, Music, musician, olympics, paralympics, polar bear, propaganda, protest, research, salt lake city, state of affairs, stereotype, supreme court, vancouver, vancouver organizing committee, vanoc on December 4, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. It’s like I have a real staff or something.
Let me explain.
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