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When I Say Paper or Plastic That’s When You’re Supposed to Strike Up A Conversation With
When I say paper or plastic, that’s when you’re supposed to strike up a conversation with me. That, of course, is the second moment in...
Paul Davidson
Sep 15, 20043 min read


Today’s Thoughts on Blog Merchandising
Would you buy this Consumer Joe / Words For My Enjoyment lunchbox? Don’t answer – because I would never ask you to do so. And yes, I...
Paul Davidson
Sep 14, 20042 min read
<i>Consumer Joe</i> Redux
It looks as if Consumer Joe is jumping into the “third printing” waters. I got a message from my editor over at Broadway Books today...
Paul Davidson
Sep 14, 20041 min read
Premiere of The Benefactor
I watched the premiere of The Benefactor last night. Mind you, as I had just moved and currently had no cable or DirecTV, I had to bully...
Paul Davidson
Sep 13, 20042 min read
My Own Numerology
I am a sucker for horoscopes. I am also a sucker for fortune cookies, those little prizes from quarter machines that give you little...
Paul Davidson
Sep 12, 20043 min read
FPJ, SMG, DF and Pauly D
The saga never ends. I’m sure you remembered when I asked FPJ to just vocalize to me that we were best friends. He refused, of course,...
Paul Davidson
Sep 12, 20045 min read
I Am The Best Mover-Watcher On The Planet
I can watch movers like the best of them. I have mastered my watching techniques over time, starting with small ants that I watch as they...
Paul Davidson
Sep 11, 20043 min read


Words For <i>Your</i> Enjoyment: Gum Whitening
Welcome back. We missed you. This week’s “Words For Your Enjoyment” comes to us from Kevin, who was rambling on and on about gum and...
Paul Davidson
Sep 9, 20042 min read
Albert Finney Has a Driveway Concern
I was walking with another girl towards the house of a famous starlett. The thing is, said famous starlett’s long-ass driveway also...
Paul Davidson
Sep 9, 20043 min read


The Future of Concert T-Shirts
Let it be said, I have thought of framing my INXS concert t-shirt. But then, just like a torrential downpour being shoved out of the way...
Paul Davidson
Sep 8, 20042 min read


The Real W.F.M.E. Interview: Patton Oswalt
Sooner or later it had to happen. Months of imaginary interviews have now been taken over (at least, momentarily) by The Real WFME...
Paul Davidson
Sep 7, 20044 min read
This Week’s Amazing Events (And Who Will Play Them In The Movie Version)
So many things happening, and so many movie adaptations based on the many things happening in my life. Moving Day When a writer named...
Paul Davidson
Sep 6, 20042 min read


You May Think I Look Like Walter Cronkite, But You’re Way Off
You may think I look like Walter Cronkite, but you are way off buddy boy. Sure, Walter’s eyes and my eyes communicate somewhat of an...
Paul Davidson
Sep 5, 20042 min read
Countdown to The Benefactor
Oh, how I remember when I was in Dallas working on The Benefactor. About four months later, here we sit…on the eve of the show hitting...
Paul Davidson
Sep 4, 20041 min read
Musical Artists Whose Names Double As Potential Bathroom Cleansers
Anthrax Aerosmith Filter Yellowman Wham! Flock of Seagulls Killers UB40 Sinead O’Connor
Paul Davidson
Sep 4, 20041 min read
Words For <i>Your</i> Enjoyment: Speed Reading
You know that pair of pants that you feel so comfortable in? That pair that you wash and then it gets tight and it take a bunch of dips...
Paul Davidson
Sep 3, 20043 min read


Today’s Imaginary Conversation With Arnold Schwarzenegger
Since leaving the world of Hollywood behind for a prominent role in California politics, Arnold Schwarzenegger has lowered the debt of...
Paul Davidson
Sep 2, 20042 min read
What Is “The Soul”?
It is a theological question that has spurred debates for thousands of years. When I’m often faced with such questions that bring upon...
Paul Davidson
Sep 1, 20042 min read
PD in Daily Variety
A little love being thrown Pauly D’s way in today’s Daily Variety. Check it out… — Ascendant rises to ‘Grounded’ Spec script lands...
Paul Davidson
Aug 30, 20041 min read
Criticism for Writers
Writers are characteristically not so good with criticism. Sure, they’ll listen to your notes on their novel or their short story or...
Paul Davidson
Aug 30, 20042 min read
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