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A Month of Berries
Some people don’t quite know what the real meaning of the word berry is. Some think it’s a small, roundish little juicy fruit-bullet,...
Paul Davidson
Mar 8, 20042 min read
The Question Game, Part 2
As usual, me and my questions are back. You may remember the previous incarnation of this game. Well, I’m baaaaaaack with more questions...
Paul Davidson
Mar 8, 20042 min read
Man and a Garbage Can
I was at my buddy’s house in the early afternoon waiting for him to come back. While I was waiting in the kitchen, his roommate sidled...
Paul Davidson
Mar 7, 20042 min read
Double-Baked Potatoes
They said, “We loved your script. Really, exceptional.” I said, “Awesome. That’s great!” They said, “Yeah. But we never read it.” I...
Paul Davidson
Mar 7, 20042 min read
Katie Couric vs. Jane Pauley
I was trying to figure out who would win in a fight between Katie Couric and Jane Pauley when I found out I was going to have to work...
Paul Davidson
Mar 5, 20041 min read
Tonight’s Ambiguous Story
There was something very strange that happened to me tonight. I was either in my car driving home or walking down the street — I was a...
Paul Davidson
Mar 5, 20042 min read
Week 1, Approaching Light Speed
Week one of the new TV gig is slowly coming to an end. Yesterday was one of the craziest days this week — sitting in a room for over 13...
Paul Davidson
Mar 5, 20042 min read
Words For <i>Your</i> Enjoyment: No-Pinkie
Welcome to our weekly “Words For Your Enjoyment” post. Today’s suggestion comes from someone who prefers to remain anonymous and not...
Paul Davidson
Mar 4, 20042 min read
The Fonz
The Fonz was in my dream last night. It wasn’t necessarily the character of the Fonz, it was more like Henry Winkler dressing up as the...
Paul Davidson
Mar 4, 20042 min read
Today’s Amazing Invention — Edible Toothpicks!
For today’s blindingly-amazing great, intelligent idea — I should receive the Nobel Prize. There are people out there who have heard this...
Paul Davidson
Mar 3, 20042 min read
A Buncha Buncha
I sit here, totally fatigued. You know, I”m not knocking coal miners who get up in the dark and go home in the dark, or construction...
Paul Davidson
Mar 2, 20042 min read
All Hail <i>Consumer Joe</i>
I always enjoy nice reviews about my book, even though it feels as if it came out in stores during the Middle Ages. Nevetheless, our...
Paul Davidson
Mar 2, 20041 min read


Today’s Thoughts on Q-Tips
I’d like to spend this morning talking about Q-Tips. I once knew this really crazy girl who was, well, really crazy. She told me about...
Paul Davidson
Mar 2, 20042 min read
The New Gig, Part 2
Sadly, no one bought me lunch today. But I made sure to eat my weight in free food, which included Granola Bars, Wheat Thins, all the...
Paul Davidson
Mar 1, 20042 min read
The New Gig
As you read this entry, I am most likely sitting in a room in front of a laptop trying to come up with clever and unique ideas for the...
Paul Davidson
Feb 29, 20042 min read
Not Bill Murray!?
Sad. I’m just sad.
Paul Davidson
Feb 29, 20041 min read
Tonight’s Missing Awards
Here are the awards that should have been given out tonight: Award for Best Song Will Ferrill and Jack Black, singing lyrics to the...
Paul Davidson
Feb 29, 20041 min read
Bad Movies and Good Decisions
Once again, like clockwork, the Academy Awards will be broadcast tonight across the entire planet. In countries far and wide, people...
Paul Davidson
Feb 28, 20043 min read
Psychologically Unbalanced Hollywood
As the Oscars rapidly approach, I’d thought I could share a few stories about ridiculous Hollywood players and their insane requests to...
Paul Davidson
Feb 28, 20042 min read
Anal Linkage
Not to be confused with leakage. Although before I get into what I’m going to talk about, can I just say that I think those potato chips...
Paul Davidson
Feb 27, 20043 min read
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