11.20.08 —
New Guns N’ Roses Album As Awful As You Should Expect — By Michael French
I recommend skipping right to “Street of Dreams” to hear the worst song of all time. Might be worse than “Are You Jimmy Ray?”
11.19.08 —
D-Bag Alert — By Michael French
Please note I’m wearing a v-neck t-shirt in my picture on the Group page. While there’s no graphic, I do look like a DB Steward of sorts.
11.18.08 —
Requiem For a Douchebag — By Michael French
Remember MTV Live? When Carson Daly, that weird British dude and Ananda smoked bones backstage then talked to Quentin Tarantino about “Jackie Brown” for like four hours? Those were the days.
11.17.08 —
Back in the Saddle — By Michael French
If the financial crisis/economic meltdown/last 8 years of government should teach us anything, it’s that we should always hire the most qualified, intelligent and spry people to do the most important jobs.
11.7.08 —
Walk of Shame — By Michael French
In retrospect, the biggest tragedy story of this recent race for the presidency is how somebody as revered as McCain can fall prey to the shitty polarization game played by the GOP.
11.19.08 —
Enough’s Enough — By Michael French
That Number 2 Al Qaeda dude, who probably smells like number 2, is spitting some serious ish towards Obama via his latest, impressively gay webisode.
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We’re the Smelly Kids… — By Michael French
Lawn & Landscape holds it down with some advice for employers/supervisors trying to keep their millennial minions happy and working. My advice: Microbrews, iTunes gift cards and burgers.
11.18.08 —
“Tom Brokaw’s a punk”…You Can’t Wish Us Away Dude — By Michael French
Who really cares what some 68-year-old dude says about the millennial generation? I mean, it’s kind of like me blogging about being a well-digger and the well-digging community getting all up in arms about an outsider’s weird, biased, uninformed opinion.
11.17.08 —
When Advice and Efforts Fall Short… — By Michael French
So apparently my sister’s fed up with school, her first three months of community college aggravating her so much she now desires to drop out, move out and get a job.
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Job Searching… — By Caroline Huddleston
The good news is that you are employable, and some company will be lucky to have you. (Scroll through your mental rolodex of all of the truly incompetent people you’ve ever met and realize that yes, you have something to offer.)