Rule of Three
Bill SouthernMy "Rule of Three" includes: "Secure a beverage; don't be a douchebag; and amuse myself." That third rule drives Rule of Three content decisions each week - perhaps you will be amused as well.
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Columnists Often Recycle Their Columns
In response to my query to an AI engine, I learned that “Columnists often recycle their columns, especially if they are on staff.” AI went on to say, “This practice can involve reprinting previously published pieces in different formats, su...
Perfection, by the Numbers
Pursuit of perfection by imperfect beings (no, I’m not talking about meerkats - they truly are perfect beings) is a fool’s errand.
Given our boundless desire to quantify everything, we have attempted to attach a numerical score to achievi...
Get Off My (White House) Lawn!
Man, being a landlord ain’t easy!
The primary responsibility of landlords is to collect rent timely. Typical leases also include stipulations that tenants must perform basic maintenance of the property, in order to prevent it from becoming...
The Bridges of Allegheny County
Four Hundred and Forty Six.
That number may not have the resonance of “525,600,” which is the alternate name of the song “Seasons of Love,” from the 1996 Broadway musical Rent. Apparently that number reflects the total number of minutes co...
Quite a Catch. . .Phrase
“Don’t have a cow, man.”
That is Bart Simpson’s catchphrase, as featured in the long-running The Simpsons TV series. And, of course the gentleman pictured atop this column is Bart’s dad, Homer, spouting his catchphrase: “D’oh!” You might r...
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