Sorry, I have to lucubrate a bit.
Your omniscient author in absentia:
Sorry, folks, once again (and certainly not for the last time) my pay-the-bills job is requiring all my time and energy. I'll be back as soon as I can. — Hart
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Your omniscient author in absentia:
Sorry, folks, once again (and certainly not for the last time) my pay-the-bills job is requiring all my time and energy. I'll be back as soon as I can. — Hart
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h.b. you have me remembering a column/comments from a while ago where we discussed words that sound dirty but aren't. If lucubrate wasn't on that list, it's a damn shame! Good luck with the work...
Posted by: Natalie | 2008.01.17 at 08:57 AM
Natalie, I do a lot of medical device advertising and have a slew of words that sound particularly nasty.
And then you find out that they really ARE nasty. Mostly colon related.
H.B., aren't pay-the-bill jobs sucky? I think we should all be paid for commenting on Red Sox, advertising, and food blogs (Bostonbob3 on Chowhound BTW).
Posted by: Bob | 2008.01.17 at 09:07 AM
Give me uvula or give me death, is what I say.
lc
Posted by: louclinton | 2008.01.17 at 09:12 AM
As that kid from The Sixth Sense would say, "I cecum."
Posted by: Bob | 2008.01.17 at 09:28 AM
Help! When is truck day?
Posted by: Betsy in Rhode Island | 2008.01.17 at 09:56 AM
h.b. it makes me cry to think that the man even keeps you down at times and deprives us of the genius that you bring us...especially for us that do not live in the land of glory...i.e. Boston. I miss it more every day and this strip helps me cope. down with the man and see you on the other side.
Posted by: therev | 2008.01.17 at 10:45 AM
HB - chuck the day job. Adopt a Bukowski-like lifestyle and just produce Soxaholix.
Posted by: yazbread | 2008.01.17 at 12:12 PM
And he could hang-out at Bukowski's while doing it. $1.60 burgers and dogs, and the infamous "wheel of indecision."
Posted by: Bob | 2008.01.17 at 02:06 PM
Hey Bob, my wifes on Chowhound a lot. I think she goes by Marmalade or marmie or something like that.
Posted by: Jeffrey | 2008.01.17 at 02:37 PM
Jeffrey, is it "mallomarmom"?
Posted by: Bob | 2008.01.17 at 02:52 PM
no, I just checked, it's Marmie.
I used to use that site, but then they changed the format and it confused the hell out of me. The old thread format may not have looked as swank, but so easy to follow.
Posted by: Jeffrey | 2008.01.17 at 02:56 PM
Sweet Loving God!
Breaking News!!!
"Marlins hire Geffner as No. 2 radio announcer"
http://www.miamiherald.com/breaking_sports/story/383405.html
You're welcome....
lc
Posted by: louclinton | 2008.01.17 at 03:25 PM
I think that news just gave LC a varicocele.
Posted by: Bob | 2008.01.17 at 03:27 PM
off topic: Mercury Morris...he really seems like a prick.
http://tinyurl.com/23qbsd
Posted by: jen in HI | 2008.01.17 at 03:49 PM
varicocele my ass... LC went straight to priapism. from now until Opening Day at least
//He has a nice, easy delivery, a great voice and cadence,'' said P.J. Loyello, the Marlins' senior vp/communications and broadcasting. ``He describes the game very well.//
What tapes was HE listening to?
Posted by: buckner was framed | 2008.01.17 at 04:33 PM
BTW - The Boston chapter of the baseball writers are meeting tonight to give themselves priapism by stroking their collective egos.
Posted by: Sonoma Sox | 2008.01.17 at 05:09 PM
great blog HB! Hurry back!
Posted by: hb fan | 2008.01.17 at 05:31 PM
Breaking News!!!
"Marlins hire Geffner as No. 2 radio announcer"
Yippee.
And suck shit Fish fans.
Posted by: soxdownunder | 2008.01.17 at 08:08 PM
Ha ha ... #2. That's what his broadcast technique is like, is what I say!
Posted by: IkeG | 2008.01.17 at 08:27 PM
Truck Day should be February 11, if I guess right, and that is 25 days from today.
Posted by: SoxSweepAgain | 2008.01.17 at 09:47 PM
*******
Sorry, folks, I'm going to be out of action today (Friday), too.
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Posted by: h.b | 2008.01.18 at 08:33 AM
Can't write-I'm lucubrating :)
Posted by: Harwich Rich | 2008.01.18 at 08:54 AM
Well, since H.B. is out of action today, and the Sox news seems slow (at least at 9:09 am), here's my news:
My company is moving over to 2 Atlantic Avenue (North End waterfront) today. Be there on Monday. It's almost exactly the same walking distance as my current stroll to work, but we will be rid of the methodone addicts gathering in front of our current Canal Street address.
Anyway, does anybody work over in that vicinity?
Posted by: Bob | 2008.01.18 at 09:08 AM
BTW, too bad about Bobby Fischer, huh?
Utter nut job, but one hell of a chess player.
Posted by: Bob | 2008.01.18 at 09:31 AM
Bobby Fischer did not 'die'. The Jews finally got to him - Mossad no doubt. Of course, it will be a complete coverup.
On a more serious note, I watched the 1972 match on the Boston PBS station - commentary by Shelby Lyman and Edmar Mednis. Actually quite riveting - and I am not a chess player. Life before ESPN 24/7 I guess.
Posted by: yazbread | 2008.01.18 at 10:44 AM
I still like Kasparov...in a Gorilla suit :)
Posted by: Harwich Rich | 2008.01.18 at 11:31 AM
How 'bout Romney going all WWE on the AP reporter...well, sort of.
Trying something other than chess talk here.
Posted by: Sonoma Sox | 2008.01.18 at 01:32 PM
My political views are fairly liberal - I did grow up in the Bay State. But I can't vote for Hillary. That said, I refuse to even think about voting for Romney until I see a picture of him in his underwear. Unless he wears BVDs, Fruit of the Loom, or Jockey shorts, he does not get my vote. I can't handle the thought of a President wearing sacred undergarments. A sensible pair of briefs and a crew neck T-Shirt are my litmus test for the next election.
Posted by: yazbread | 2008.01.18 at 02:01 PM
Good move Sonoma :D
Posted by: Harwich Rich | 2008.01.18 at 02:02 PM
Quail on the menu for Sunday Bob?
BTW-me thinks Moss is NOT guilty.
Posted by: vermonter | 2008.01.18 at 02:31 PM
//It's almost exactly the same walking distance as my current stroll to work// But the relevant question is how far is it from Pete's Pub, isn't it?
Posted by: soxdownunder | 2008.01.18 at 03:39 PM
Roger, Why Dan Was Right
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbVsxnwTg8c
What Brian knows:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUArfkcToOo
Roger's Juice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tryOhzfTGrY
Enjoy!!
Posted by: roger | 2008.01.20 at 01:51 PM
Congrats to the Patriots, the Kraft family, Bill Bellichick, Tom Brady and all the fans to going to the Super Bowl yet again. Lets go 19-0...
Posted by: Jeffrey | 2008.01.20 at 06:14 PM