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Another Customer Service Conversation (GTHAT&T edition)
Quote of the Day: “Discontent is the first necessity of progress.” —Thomas Edison Before TB shares a laugh with you inspired by the absurdity of a customer service call involving a ten-year customer of a certain … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Life, Politics
Tagged arbitration, AT&T, Big Business, Blank Stares, class actions, conversations, customer service, funny, Humor, lawsuits, lawyers, Politics
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Quo Vadis Travellinbaen?
Quote of the Day: “For a long time now I have tried simply to write the best I can. Sometimes I have good luck and write better than I can.” –Ernest Hemingway When I say that literally … Continue reading
Memories of Summer Nights
Quote of the Day: “Hold on a minute. Don’t get out. I’ve got a feelin its about to come on.” –Larry to TB, having a psychic moment circa 1986 correctly anticipating his favorite “Fort” song being … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Mississippi, Music
Tagged 1980's, ARB's, BR, childhood, Good Tunes, Larry, Music, Pascagoula, Summer, summer nights, Sweet
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REBRANDING! It’s the Latest Party Craze
Quote of the Day: “In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” –George Orwell The Michael Steele helmed GOP is a blank stare creating machine. Politico reported yesterday (May 13, 2009) … Continue reading
The Quiet Coup
Quote of the Day: “Behind the ostensible government lies an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people.” –Teddy Roosevelt If you are interested in the state of our economy and how we … Continue reading
Posted in current events, Politics
Tagged bankers, Democrats, economic crisis, economics, economy, Politics, President Obama, Republicans, Simon Johnson, Teddy Roosevelt, the Atlantic, The Quiet Coup, Wall Street
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The Collective Memory of the ARB’s
No post tonight other than this. I’ve been on a politics bender lately and need to get some inspiration on a different track. I promised a forum for this a few days back, and here it is. Without crossing “the … Continue reading
Travellinbaen’s Political Consulting Service, Bipartisan Edition
Quote of the Day: “The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.” –Mark Twain TB’s been thinking about the state of politics in America lately, and trying to set aside my ingrained bias against the Republican … Continue reading
Posted in current events, Politics
Tagged Bull Moose, consulting service, damn political post, Democrats, earmarks, energy, gay marriage, GOP, guns, health care, Issues, Military, Politics, Republicans, Teddy Roosevelt
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TB, REK, Double Decker and the Limelight
TB, as has been said before, ain’t no music critic. But I do like Robert Earl Keen and it just so happened he was playing a show at The Lyric in Oxford Friday night, so I went to watch it. … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Mississippi, Music, Music
Tagged Blank Stares, conversations, Double Decker Festival, George McConnell, Good Tunes, Humor, interview, Lyric Oxford, Oxford, Robert Earl Keen
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