Pumpkin Seeds: 2/2/04
1. Gonna have you nekkid, by the end of this song! What do Janet Jackson’s right breast and Adam Vinatieri’s game-winning field goal have in common? My daughter India made me miss them both! Super Bowl XXXVIII turned out to be an even better game than I expected, despite the hated Patriots winning it. Tom
It wasn’t just the scene that had changed
When I asked for suggestions for non-political topics last week, I got some great feedback. Three of the suggestions were actually closely related so I figure what better way to end the week than with some exhibitionistic introspection? “…your first experiences with poetry/performing/and your growing pains in the scene.” “How has becoming a father changed
Pumpkin Seeds: 1/29/04
1. For those influenced by endorsements, especially those from political types, what does it say about the endorsee when they were the endorser’s second choice? ie: these guys tripping over themselves to get on the Kerry bandwagon after their man Gephardt stumbled out of the gate and took himself out of the race. I mean,
Give me a talk show!
I really should have my own talk show. Radio or TV, I don’t care which! I first mentioned the following possibility on December 10, 2003: The real New Hampshire winner is a former New York mayor Politically speaking, a Bush-Giuliani ticket would solve a lot of problems…Assume John Kerry and John Edwards make up the
This is scary and sad, if you really think about it: The top 10 U.S. employers based on their worldwide workforces, according to the latest data available from consulting firm D&B and company sources, where available, include: McDonald’s — 1.5 million employees globally Wal-Mart — 1.5 million GM (including GMAC and Hughes) — 341,000 excluding
Notes on New Hampshire Other than it being painfully obvious that Joe Lieberman is totally out of touch with the Democratic Party, there was no clear message coming out of little New Hampshire beyond this: it’s still wide open. Remember, the Democratic primaries award proportionate delegates, unlike the Republican’s and the general election’s winner-take-all format.
Dear God, it’s me, Guy. Enough with the fucking snow!!!!! Let’s call it ghetto-OnStar. That’s when you get on your cell phone and have someone go online and give you directions via MapQuest because you’re lost in a blizzard! Last night, playing the good samaritan, I dropped off Bonafide and Jessica after a fun night
I Get Around
create your own visited states map or write about it on the open travel guide Of these, I’ve lived in NY, NJ, TN, FL and VA. The majority of the other states were solely thanks to poetry gigs as I would otherwise have never visited them at all. Specifically, California, Colorado, DC, Illinois, Minnesota, Texas,
A little perspective on the New Hampshire primary: Population: 1,275,056 (est.) –> The Bronx has 1,332,650 (est.) Demographics: 95% White –> The U.S. is 81% White Registered Voters: 740,000 (est.) –> 37% are registered as Republicans, 38% as independents, 26% as Democrats. Expected turnout today: 180,000. Delegates: 22 –> Howard Dean currently leads with 104
10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR GEORGE W. BUSH
10. Because you’d like to see him elected legitimately this time. 9. Because women have too much control over their own bodies. 8. Because affirmative action is reverse racism and slavery was a long time ago. 7. Because you are a CEO or other high-ranking corporate executive. 6. Because you’re single with no kids and