Wednesday, November 12, 2008

They’re still finding new pyramids? Time to invest in a shovel. Also:
Unrelatedly, I’m not so sure about the fifth season of The Wire so far (couple episodes in). Just throwin that one out there.
Friday, November 7, 2008
So President Barry held a press conference, fun was had by all, and the market inched up a bit. Day 3 = win.
(It should be noted that the above line was written after considerable thought on my part about how I would like the Wrapup to really encapsulate the day at large, to try and really keep a record of this new age, and what’s on the national consciousness. And that’s what I wrote. Sigh. Onto the links.)

Ever wanted to truly own a piece of history? By popular demand, we are now offering commemorative reprints of the 2.0somethings front page with the historic news of Barack Obama’s barrier-breaking election to the executive office, handsomely framed in fine woods and with a shiny brass plaque.
This piece of contemporary pop art can be yours for the low, low price of $80. But make sure to act soon, because we’ve limited production to 1200 pieces! It’s a perfect gift for anyone!
Product of the Liberian Mint. Not legal tender.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
AskMen.com points out that our President-elect is a style icon, and that is undeniable. The slick, simple suits, the rolled up sleeves, the only-on-my-schedule wearing of flag pins – class act all around.
But the devil is in the details – what’s on his wrist? After Obama started receiving Secret Service protection, one of the agents upgraded his Tag Heuer timepiece to one of these: a Secret Service Chronograph.
Understated and highly functional, the model with the Secret Service badge is unfortunately only available to those in the service. I’m almost enticed enough to order my own personalized version – are there ten other people out there who want a 2.0somethings logo watch?

Well, it’s happened. A near-sweep of the tossup states has made it a landslide for President-elect Barack Hussein Obama.
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