I would seriously consider pledging my undying devotion to the first political party that does away with Daylight Savings Time forever. Or keeps it on Daylights Savings Time forever. Whatever it takes to never change the clocks again. I don’t care … Continue reading
Today on Math and Musings Franklin and I discuss all things March: college basketball, Shamrock shakes, and Reese’s peanut butter cups. For further information, well, check out today’s episode of Math and Musings. … Continue reading
Those aghast at Wendy’s and its “proposed” “dynamic pricing” make the usual errors of economic dislogic far too pervasive in our society today. As usual. This one’s a layup, but allow me to offer a few words. First off, I … Continue reading
I said it six years ago and I’ll say it again: Somebody Feed Phil is the best show on “TV.” Everything I said in that previous post is still true today, somehow even more so. And this time around I’ve got … Continue reading
As promised “in print” last week, today’s episode of Math and Musings will feature a full recap of my son’s and my recent trip to Philadelphia. Stops included the Philadelphia Art Museum and its famous steps, the University of Pennsylvania, and, … Continue reading
Many times on this blog and elsewhere I have noted the great and universal truism of life: we all turn into our parents. There’s no sense in fighting it. It’s going to happen. For the past decade I’ve resigned myself … Continue reading
Of everything I’ve ever put in print, blogged about, said on TV, said on radio, said on YouTube, or sang about on stage, the question most asked of me within its first 72 hours has been… What’s the Twinkie Latte … Continue reading
February 13, 2024… it was a totally cheap-ass snow day, but that’s par for the course in the L.C. Franklin and I discuss this and other matters on today’s episode of Math and Musings. … Continue reading
What’s weirder? Seeing top-ranked Connecticut lose by 19 points to Creighton last night… or realizing that this was a Big East conference game? (Creighton University, btw, is in Omaha, Nebraska.) This is one week after I witnessed Syracuse take down 10th-ranked … Continue reading
I’ve never been so deliriously happy to see my favored teams lose two games in a row as I was this weekend while visiting the City of Brotherly Love. I was in Philadelphia with my son, among other things seeing … Continue reading