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Skywalking on Earth Day
With so many people celebrating Earth Day (April 22) by taking a nice walk on good ole terra firma, Punditty deduced that would mean fewer pedestrians strolling the friendly skies. After giving the entire Punditty Project crew the afternoon off, he embarked...
Tags: Earth Day, nature walk, sky hike, skywalker, walking on air, walking on sunshine, San Francisco Bay Area, visual pun, Berkeley, barefoot, barefoot hiking, nature walks, what did you do on Earth Day, hiking trails, artsy photos, photography, suitable for forwarding, Earth Day celebrations, Northern California, two feet, April 22
Lexicon Injection Project introduces phrases for immediate and widespread dissemination
April 10, 2009 The objective of the Lexicon Injection Project (LIP) is to see how long it takes for the following terms, “exit call” and “entrance call,” to gain widespread usage in the English-speaking world. The terms below were...
Tags: Lexicon Injection Project, LIP, The Punditty Project, suitable for forwarding, telephone call as you are walking out the door, telephone phenomenon, telephonic, phone communications, telephone industry, urban dictionary, communication, landline, cellular phone, cell phones, allvoices.com, citizen journalism, please forward, spread the word, bad timing, in a hurry, hands full, hello, new word, dictionary, linguistics, words
Top 5 Forgotten Albums from the 1980s
Top Five Forgotten Albums from the 1980s. None of these recordings are currently in stock anywhere except the impish Imagination of Zane E. Punditty and his wholly owned subsidiaries. APRIL 1, 2009 5. Ice Blood – Drink from the Frozen River, 1982...
Tags: April Fools Day, music, satire, humor, imagination, The Punditty Project, suitable for forwarding, Zip Tilroy and the Rowdy Riders, Wrong Side of the Mississippi, Ice Blood, Drink from the Frozen River, Mary Doorba, Austin Harp Jr., Rat Groin, Plague of Crumbs
The word on the street, poetically speaking
Walking in downtown Berkeley can be a poetic experience, as evidenced by these poems found in the Downtown Arts District on Addison Street. In 2003, the city installed more than 120 poems - at a weight of three tons - with the help and guidance of Prof....
Tags: downtown Berkeley, poetry, poems, sidewalk, San Francisco Bay Area, suitable for forwarding, Ishmael Reed, Ohlone, Allen Ginsberg, Robert Hass, inspirational, art, Madeline Gleason, Robinson Jeffers, Henriette de S. Blanding, Ina Coolbrith
Gnome Chumsky: not a garden-variety pal
Gnome Chumsky, the erstwhile reclusive author of "Manufacturing a Tent" who believes the brain is at least partly hard-wired for anguish, is back from some lengthy overseas assignments and is spending the next several days in the San Francisco Bay Area....
Tags: Gnome Chumsky, Noam Chomsky, make-believe characters, humor, satire, crop circles, Glastonbury, remote viewing, spring gardening, garden gnomes, Punchline Comedy Club in San Francisco, Grateful Dead, Transcendental Meditation, theoretical physics, NCAA tournament, St. Marys Gaels, Louisville, multidimensional realities, metaphysicial humor, suitable for forwarding, Gomer Pyle, puns, wordplay, Onion-like humor, absurdist humor, April Fools Day, verbal slapstick for the intellectual absurdist
Battling bracket designs: ESPN trounces CBS
NCAA Bracketology wouldn’t be the same without those trusty printable brackets from a reliable Web site, which leads The Punditty Project to wonder why CBS Sports tried to reinvent the wheel this year. For several years, CBS Sportsline was the...
Tags: How do you use CBS Sports brackets?, CBS Sportsline, ESPN, best designed NCAA bracket, basketball, March Madness, NCAA tournament, best bracket to use, suitable for forwarding, The Punditty Project, opinion, user-friendly brackets, user-friendly NCAA brackets, office pool, office pools, Louisville, Memphis, Final Four, Detroit, North Carolina, UConn
How to get a beer cold in less than 2 minutes
Spring is just around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere, which means summer is close on its heels. And for a certain segment of fun-loving folks, nothing says “summer” like a cooler full of beer. But wait – what happens when your...
Tags: how to get a beer cold in under two minutes, beer, cooler full of beer, ice, The Punditty Project, suitable for forwarding, not intended for minors, summertime picnics, boozing it up, hot beer, warm beer, cold beer, alcohol, have a beer
Hopeful words, images adorn Peace Wall
The Punditty Project's lead photographer recently snapped these images of tiles while on a peaceful mission to Berkeley's Peace Wall, located in Martin Luther King JrMartin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park in downtown Berkeley. To read more about the...
Tags: peace wall, Berkeley, downtown Berkeley, San Francisco Bay Area, quotes about peace, art, The Punditty Project, suitable for forwarding, Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park
Speak up - people are walking on my ears
This stretch of sidewalk in downtown Berkeley, Calif., is known for making the idiomatic literal – at least when it comes to putting an ear to the ground. Wait, make that “ears.” And here’s a little something for you lip fans:...
Tags: literal idioms, ear to the ground, downtown Berkeley, humor, photography, San Francisco Bay Area, The Punditty Project, suitable for forwarding
Cape Girardeau's Mississippi River floodwall showcases Missouri historical figures
The American economy may have slowed to a crawl, but the Mighty Mississippi keeps rolling right along. Just ask the good people of Cape Girardeau, Mo., home to Southeast Missouri State University and a host of little-known tourist attractions awaiting...
Tags: Missouri Wall of Fame, Cape Girardeau, floodwall, Mississippi River, Margaret Dement, Billy Swan, Broussards, Rude Dog, The Punditty Project, tourism, history, humor, opinion, suitable for forwarding, original photography
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