July 15th, 2010
While I’ve spent the last week recovering from our run to the championship game in the Saint Arnold Softball Tournament, the rest of the world continued to function. It’s not that I’m out of shape, I’m just fat and lazy. The physical exertion in the hot sun coupled with more than a few beers did quite a number on me Sunday. Naturally, I did what anyone else would have done in the situation… I called in sick and hid under the covers all week. At least I did until Paul called and yelled at me to get the Procrastinator’s Plan done.
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— The Loop Scoop
June 10th, 2010
Pauldo is back again. He never really leaves, does he? Even if you wanted him gone, he’d always show up like a creeper. That’s right, I basically just called myself a creeper. I’m self-aware like that. Keep your friends close, your enemies closer and your creepers closest… So, Where’s Pauldo?.
Here are the rules:
1) View the image.
2) Try to figure out where the photo was taken.
3) Brag in the comments that you know Where’s Pauldo.
4) Win a Loop Scoop T-shirt of your choice.
Bonus: Tell me who the artist in the photo is and win a bonus t-shirt.
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— Paul
May 10th, 2010
Some people shouldn’t be allowed a public forum. When the founding fathers came up with this country it wasn’t Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of ReTweetiness. Oh, you don’t think they would have been able to see the future of social media? I beg to differ. I’ve met Ben Franklin on more than one occasion. Dude has a time machine.
All too often, people have used their connectedness to take jabs at others. It has been happening for centuries upon centuries. From Aristophanes taking shots at Socrates in The Clouds to petty twit-fights between one-time friends. I’ve been guilty of it on more than one occasion. I took to twitter when my ex-landlord “stole” half of my deposit and once decided it would be downright hilarious to make a cheap joke at the expense of an ex-lover in the name of blogeriffic satirical sports humor.
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— Paul
February 4th, 2010
Even with 100 spots for all the things we love about Houston, we still had trouble narrowing it down. Perhaps we missed some things. Let us know in the comments.
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— Richard