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By weldon, on May 31st, 2004
It seems as though everyone on the beach but me has a good singing voice. Even the guys who sound like frogs can carry a tune, and several of the guys have an encyclopedic knowledge of rock’n’roll lyrics, which is how six of them came to be sitting next to one of the fountains . . . → Read More: We are the champions
By weldon, on May 28th, 2004
I’m not a confrontational person; I’ll go way out of my way to avoid social stressors, let alone a fight. I just realized today that this doesn’t hold as true as it did a month ago. I’ve had to consciously decide a few times whether to avoid or defuse a situation, or to let . . . → Read More: Aggro on the beach
By weldon, on May 25th, 2004
at 5:30 AM and you saw a tube of something called “skin-so-soft,” wouldn’t you think it was a moisturizer and not a frickin’ hair removal creme? I just wanted to give my arms a break from salt and sun.
Finally, Bill Saletan at Slate comes ever so close to voicing an epiphany he’s been . . . → Read More: If you were rooting around someone’s bathroom cabinet
By weldon, on May 24th, 2004
Life is infinitely easier for me than for the women.
The night before last I got no sleep at all because of some annoying gendarmes. Last night I adjusted my evening in response and the polices changed their pattern, but for the better. I fell asleep on a bench, and got this from . . . → Read More: A reminder: I’m a guy.
By weldon, on May 20th, 2004
whose laugh sounds like the one in the introduction to “Wipeout.” It’s impenetrable.
I made a $20 bet in December of 2000 that George Bush* wouldn’t finish out his first term in office. I hope I win, and not just because I could really, really use the $20.
According to my site statistics, someone . . . → Read More: There’s this guy
By weldon, on May 18th, 2004
Various tasks have kept me away from the beach overnight several times during the past week. It’s nice to be released from the need for constant wariness but the drawbacks include a somewhat surprising discomfort associated with spending the night indoors and the work necessary to reestablish my position at the beach. Every time . . . → Read More: In for a penny
By weldon, on May 13th, 2004
Alan is a hard-core alky with endless reserves of self-pity and anger, the two of which combine to embroil him in at least one injury-threatening situation each day. He weighs about 140 pounds and had open-heart surgery about six months ago, doesn’t eat enough and is, as I said, a hopeless drunk, so he . . . → Read More: A brief history of slime
By weldon, on May 13th, 2004
I did a little bit of newsreading yesterday. Why aren’t our administration leaders in jail posing for blow job photos? The art of passing the buck advances again: just as Saddam, Uday & Qusay, Abu whomever, al-Sadr and all the dead-enders are individually responsible for our military woes, so are a small group of . . . → Read More: It’s a permeable membrane
By weldon, on May 11th, 2004
Cigarettes are the currency of good will, along with 40-oz bottles of Steele Reserve and patience. Everybody has a story and they’re going to recite it regardless so one may as well listen and nod and mmm-hmmm as called for. I’ve met only one out-and-out sociopath but there are several men who can go . . . → Read More: Send lawyers, guns and money …
By weldon, on May 2nd, 2004
Due to a clump of synchronous events, I find myself living on the beach in Waikiki with only occasional computer access. So far as I know, I’m the only guy down there in simultaneous posession of a cell phone, a Christian Dior trench coat and sobriety. Let this be a lesson to me.
More . . . → Read More: So, anyway …
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Word of the Decade Ignoranus: An ignorant asshole.
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