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Spec's Outrage: November 2005
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Where sexually ambiguous liberal atheists come to play. Wednesday, November 23, 2005. I've been trying to think of something to write concerning the upcoming holiday season. There was, of course, the terrible Thanksgiving-related sexual jokes that immediately popped into my head ("Can I stuff your turkey" "What's this white, sticky stuff on my sweet potatoes" etc.) but I thought that I would steer clear of all that. Instead, partially inspired by Shirtless and his blog entry. On a related note, I am than...
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Spec's Outrage: October 2005
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Where sexually ambiguous liberal atheists come to play. Thursday, October 27, 2005. Who doesn't love porn written by your friends? Sorry that I haven't written anything in a while. I've been equal parts busy and not giving a shit about blogging. To make it up to you all, and in time for Halloween, I have posted a creepy sex story on Spec's Story Time. You might want to read this one at home. Posted by Spec at 10:37 PM. Creepy . . . to be sure. Tuesday, October 18, 2005. I wouldn't count on it. Next is a ...
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Spec's Outrage: December 2005
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Where sexually ambiguous liberal atheists come to play. Tuesday, December 20, 2005. You make the call! I created an abortion of a mashup from a handful of songs. Click here. To give it a listen. Then, after you've finished, let me know what you think. Is it a brilliant creation or a terrible monstrosity? Also, if you can name one of the four artists used in the mix, post it in a comment and I will award you a wonderful prize (prize yet to be determined). Posted by Spec at 1:17 AM. Sorry to be so lukewarm.
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Spec's Outrage: July 2006
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Where sexually ambiguous liberal atheists come to play. Thursday, July 27, 2006. What is the Big Project? For one of the kits (Rock/Geology) we put together a collection of different types of rocks and minerals for students to look at as a scientist explains what they are. That cataloging was not the most fun, but it was something different. Today, however, I am handling far more valuable and interesting commodities: fossils! Posted by Spec at 3:32 PM. Are some links that I believe will be interested.
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Spec's Outrage: June 2006
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Where sexually ambiguous liberal atheists come to play. Friday, June 30, 2006. Sorry about not posting the Fun Facts about our cruise yesterday. I also will not be posting the information today. To make it up to you, I will tell you about my first big celebrity sighting. More importantly, however, was who was in the audience. Posted by Spec at 2:56 PM. Wednesday, June 28, 2006. Back from Alaska, pt. 3. Following our visit to Sitka, we traveled to the city of Ketchikan. In Ketchikan we had a very early mo...
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Spec's Story Time: February 2007
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Shortly after the plague. Shortly after the plague had swept through most of the country, they started coming down out of the hillside hovels and small town grottos in which they had hidden. Scores of men and women, none younger than teenagers or older than mid-30s, all came trickling into the cities hoping to find someone, anyone, who could tell them what had happened. The Survivors from the Hills said: There is nothing there. We left there because we could not survive there. We will not return. So when...
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Spec's Story Time: March 2006
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Posted by Spec @ 1.3.06. View my complete profile. Pin a Rose on Your Nose. Why Won't You Grow? All life is a blur of republicans and meat. Shortly after the plague. The Three Deaths of Alex Corda. The seven minute story. Where the hell am I going? We should all just stop dreaming.
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Spec's Outrage: April 2006
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Where sexually ambiguous liberal atheists come to play. Wednesday, April 26, 2006. Sad state of things. Work = Making me cranky. New Novel = Collecting dust (inside my computer). Will to do anything except play video games and/or drink heavily = Missing. Tonight's dinner = Saltines and Grand Marnier. Posted by Spec at 8:21 PM. Sounds good, actually! Sorry to hear about the sleeplessness. You could always slip the baby a little of the Grand Marnier. That's usually what I do to get to sleep. I don't dislik...
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Spec's Outrage: May 2006
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Where sexually ambiguous liberal atheists come to play. Monday, May 22, 2006. Jackson vs. Roosevelt. 3 Andrew Jackson (1829-1837) The man nicknamed Old Hickory because of his toughness, survived the first ever assassination attempt on a U.S. president. Posted by Spec at 1:49 PM. It like Magic and Bird in 1979. It's like . . . some other titanic duo- oh yeah! Pacino and DeNiro in that one scene in Heat. And the best man won! I'm glad that you are happy with the result Burb. And I'm also glad to see th...
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Spec's Outrage: February 2006
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Where sexually ambiguous liberal atheists come to play. Tuesday, February 28, 2006. Today marks the 23rd anniversary of the final episode of M*A*S*H. An estimated 106 million people tuned in to watch at least part of the episode. That works out to 50.1 million people on average, which represented about 77% of the total viewing population. On Friday February 10th, an average 3.3 million people watched the final episode(s) of Arrested Development. That's about 3% of the total viewing population. Sure, it's...
