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Category Archives: Personal reflections
Why Do So Many People in Trendy Coffee Shops Use Macs?
Paleo Retiree writes: Whenever I enter or pass by an upscale or hipster coffee shop these days, it’s not at all uncommon for every single person I see there who’s on a computer to be using an Apple product. Does … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Humor, Personal reflections, The Good Life, Trends
Tagged Apple, coffee, computers, trends
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Vintage Photo Du Jour
Eddie Pensier writes: Grandma and Grandpa Pensier, early 1930’s. Best guesses as to location: London or Buenos Aires. Can any Uncouth readers identify the automobile?
Posted in Personal reflections, Photography
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Gilded Age Gallery
Blowhard, Esq. writes: I enjoyed Mark Siegel’s Sailor Twain, a dark fantasy-romance graphic novel set during the late 19th century on a Hudson steamboat, quite a bit. I had planned on writing a longer review until I realized that, er, all I … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Personal reflections, Photography
Tagged Academic art, American history, Gilded Age, Mark Siegel, Sailor Twain, steamboats, traditionalism
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Seeing What is in Front of One’s Nose
Fenster writes: I wrote here that, just as the Left is right to struggle with the possibility of too much diversity, the Right is left to struggle with the possibility of too much inequality. It’s a struggle all right, and … Continue reading
Posted in Personal reflections, Politics and Economics
Tagged Andrew Sullivan, diversity, Evolutionary Biology, inequality, Krugman, Orwell, Sailer
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Tonight . . . Let it be Middlebrau
Fenster writes: I recently wrote about where I was when I heard that Kennedy was shot: in a high school assembly awaiting a recital by a famous violinist. Classmates from the era and I struggled to put a name to … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Personal reflections
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Mom Jeans Haiku
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Over heart-shaped rear Denim stretched like blue-hued bliss No low-rise bullshit
Posted in Personal reflections, The Good Life, Women men and fashion
Tagged Fashion, haiku, jeans, mom jeans
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You Can Now “Like” Us on “Facebook” So Please “Do So”
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Go here for our new Facebook fan page. Now you can get the entertaining, thought-provoking, obscene, Nobel-prize winning content you’ve come to expect right in your Facebook feed to horrify share with your mothers, grandmothers, and spinster aunts.
Umami Burger, and Some Reflections About Culture and SoCal
Paleo Retiree writes: Though L.A. partisan Blowhard, Esq. has been urging the Question Lady and me to give Umami Burger a try for a couple of years, we’ve never found time during our L.A. visits to indulge. So how convenient … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, Personal reflections, The Good Life
Tagged Adam Fleischman, food, hamburgers, Keith McNally, Minetta Tavern, restaurants, Umami Burger
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Hashing, Blockchains, Cryptography and Bitcoin
Sir Barken Hyena writes: What a zippy headline! Rolls off the tongue like honey. But a lot of people will be saying those words in the coming years, as Bitcoin is now poised to launch into the mainstream, to go … Continue reading