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I WANT TO BELIEVE.

So my eclipse viewing weather wasn’t ideal. I’m still happy that I inadvertently got a shot of this UFO.



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Pal of mine drew my abstract (?) portrait.

And, as you can see, he captured me perfectly.  (It’s all about the disquietude, people.)  And all those angles can easily symbolize my infamous editorial slant.

Thanks, Jesse Rooney!!



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(This guy’s got a lot of guts posting this.)

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Source: Writing About Writing

My first unboxing video: “Exploding Bunny Poop!”

If you know me at all, then you know I am a fierce traditionalist where Easter is concerned.  Hence my gratitude at receiving this important new product.

(Seriously, though, these are indeed the same thing as the “snaps” that we kids played with the 1980’s.)



Throwback Thursday: that one time an eclipse heralded a vampire apocalypse.

Seriously, if you’re a horror fan and you’ve somehow missed the television adaptation of Guillermo del Toro’s “The Strain” (2014-2017), then you don’t know what you’re missing.



Yes, I ran this joke two years ago.

Hey, how often do you have the opportunity to joke about an eclipse?



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Bring it on, terrifying celestial portent.

I ain’t afraid of you.

Note the presence of my regular nerd glasses underneath my eclipse glasses.  The reasons for that are somewhat complicated; just move along.

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My friends are talking about the Greek classics.

I know there’s a pun to be found here somewhere, but so far Odyssey it.



Oh, c’mon.  This joke was a Homer run.



An earthquake and an eclipse within four days of each other?

I hope Demi Moore’s unborn child is okay.

(IYKYK.)



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(And I feel so hollow about it.)

My brain: concentrate on the task in front of you.

Also my brain:

My horse-fake brings all of Troy to the yard.
That’s right — its belly holds swords!
That’s right — its belly holds swords!
Gonna teach them — with a Graecian charge!



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Le Cheval de Troie, Henri-Paul Motte, 1874