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- This hurts, but: I'm selling my #Dad2Summit ticket for $205. Current full-price cost: $350. So, yeah: It's a good deal. For you, that is. about 21 hours ago from web
- RT @HowardStern: Cory Booker Nails Marriage Equality In 5 Minutes http://t.co/vbORSEvC via @moveon @corybooker about 5 days ago from Twitter for iPhone
- If the new #VanHalen album kicked any more ass, it'd be wanted for assault. Full-body goosebumps. Dear @EddieVanHalen: Sorry I doubted you. about 5 days ago from web
- Just take the fucking medicine! A nursery rhyme: http://t.co/mkoOo7Du about 1 week ago from web
- Someone just found my site by searching the Internet for "middle aged male." Thanks for the reminder, asshole. about 1 week ago from web
- I love people. Especially when they stay away from me. about 1 week ago from web
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Recent Posts
- Just take the fucking medicine! A nursery rhyme.
- Why, yes, children, of course we can get a dog … and by “yes” I mean “fuck no.”
- Happy Birthday to me … in NYC … Wait, come back. I promise I won’t try to bust out any more rhymes.
- If I had been any closer to the stage at that Van Halen show the other night, I’d be carrying Eddie’s baby
- That blow job I offered 2012? Already paying off.
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Greatest Hits
- The time I almost became a highly paid insurance mascot.
- The time I built a car … I mean, a high-tech doorstop.
- The time I committed the most embarrassing social gaffe in the history of embarrassing social gaffes.
- The time I couldn't free my daughter from a bath seat in which she had become trapped.
- The time I did my best to completely sabotage a dream vacation.
- The time I finally used my passport.
- The time I got a vasectomy.
- The time I hung out with Van Halen.
- The time I nearly burned down my house.
- The time I partied with all the cool mommybloggers and saved The Bloggess's life … sort of.
- The time I thought my son was going to get his ass kicked by a girl.
- The time I was forced to deal with an incontinent doll.









Ahoy, me fairy
Every year, my father and his wife ask Wonder Woman and I to bring the kids down to their cottage at the Cape for the neighborhood’s annual Fourth of July parade. Up until this summer, we had respectfully declined, because dealing with Cape Cod in the summer—particularly on a holiday weekend—is right up there with chewing broken glass.
We leaned into the pitch this year and took one for the team … which is how Zan and Jayna came to be dressed in the above-shown garb while riding in a wheel-mounted, patriotically festooned dinghy that my father pushed along the parade route.
Zan would dress like a pirate every day if he could, so he was pleased as could be to captain the ship and growl “Arrrggghhh!” at the onlookers as he passed them by. Jayna, meanwhile, is going through a Tinkerbell phase … and, simultaneously, a “I can be the most shrill, disagreeable little creature you’ve ever encountered” phase … which explains why she is wearing fairy wings, but not wearing any additional costuming. Regardless, watching her entertain the crowd by flapping her hands in what she believed was a simulated fairy-in-flight fashion was rather adorable.