In which Greg resorts to lame risqué lines to get you to click here!

A quick blurb about vigilantism as the latest in the wave of "hey, look at me" type shenanigans.

Now, first of all, I read a lot of men's style blogs but a common refrain against almost all of them is this belief, some public stated, some implied, and others subconsciously, that somehow, if you're not dressing like me (i.e. the author of the blog), then you're somehow dirty and are beneath contempt ( Read more... )

I woke up to this depressing news on Saturday: http://blog.greghao.com/2011/03/ugh.html

Random musings for your pleasure: http://blog.greghao.com/2011/03/eating-crap.html

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Check out my latest musing.

Why does the GOP talk endlessly about global competition when it comes to corporate tax rate yet seem to not understand the same dynamics apply to energy?

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Personally, I'm a big fan of Peter Cetera and was sad that he left Chicago and started his own solo career, but I know that like Phil Collins, Cetera has his fair share of critics. But, that's actually not what this is about ( Read more... )

Some of us remember back to days of yore (sometime in the early 90s) when buy American came back in a big way and ever since the media and the populace at large have started to fixate on the "Made In America" label. Today's entry comes from the liberal writer, Michael Tomasky, in The Guardian talking about hybrid cars, emphasis mine:

I'd prefer ( Read more... )

Reading the always riveting British GQ (far better IMO than the original American GQ), we come across this article from author, Jane Moore about chat up/pick up lines ( Read more... )

The first in an occasional series.

First up, it's Glenn friggin' Madeiros! I don't remember precisely the first time I heard it but my first summer in Jordan, I remember listening to this song many times in the car driving around Amman.

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Browsing around the wiki page for the song, I was amazed to find that the song hit #12 on the US ( Read more... )