From the monthly archives:

December 2008

It’s Forty-Sheven Degrees and Spartly Clouby

December 31, 2008

It happens every year. Somewhere in America a Disk Jockey is getting drunk on the air for New Year’s Eve to demonstrate the dangers of drinking and driving.  Johnny Fever did it on an episode of WKRP in Cincinnati and that one episode is responsible for this annual event.

WKRP caused untold havoc in radio due [...]

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Potpourri I

December 28, 2008

Involuntary Eavesdropping
everyone in town knew she’d had…
Sometimes you are just minding your own business eating lunch by yourself and the lady right behind talks just loud enough that you can hear the most outrageous things you didn’t want to hear.
“… she wanted her tubes tied. They operated on her and she never woke up. The [...]

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Monkey Business

December 26, 2008

In the Bizarro world of Education, words can always hurt you. At the end of the essay I provide a list of education terms and their real meanings. You can skip the essay and go straight to the list.

By Marvel Goose
Here in Georgia, we are back to calling “biological changes over time” by its more [...]

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The Dark Christmas Eve

December 23, 2008

The Christmas Eve Night when a major blackout snuffed all the lights in South Georgia. Can we have a candle-lit Christmas Service if the electricity is out?
It might be Christmas Eve to the rest of the world, but to those of us in media it is known as the night every single piece of advertising [...]

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What To Do With Remerton

December 18, 2008

Our intrepid correspondent chronicles the decline of the City Built on Sin, Remerton, GA and offers some proposals and/or fevered daydreams.

Don’t know what Remerton is? Get all the Poodha here. Already in the know? Then get on to the good stuff.
The Poodha
The City of Remerton, GA is an old mill village that [...]

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