Wit And Writ

Photo-Catchup: In case you were wondering...

2009-09-17T01:26:00.000-07:00

Basically, I'm still trying to figure out ways to photoblog efficiently, and I hope I've hit upon something for now. Using some free tools, here's what's been happening with me these past few days.Below is my recent trip to the Magic Kingdom:And below is my visit to Hollywood and Universal Studios:Let me know if you guys want captions. It's just that I do this already on Facebook, so I'm pretty

Yellowstone: It's about Frak'n time!...

2009-09-13T12:53:00.000-07:00

It's a trip we always wanted to make: to see nature's great scenery, without all the mess of camping and getting nature on us. Though, riding on a bus for 4 days is a bit tough and rushed, but it's better than getting lost among the 6 different entrances into the forest that are spread across 3 states.And besides, driving yourself is over-rated. Naps on a bus rule.Total States Crossed: 6 -

CA Wildfires, like the End of the World...

2009-08-29T21:37:00.000-07:00

In LA, if it ain't the recession, unemployment, flash floods or unpredictable earthquakes -- it's forest fires. Dry weather + insane heat = Crazy nature.I shot this stuff at a distance, and even I can feel it...It's like a nuke went off in the distance...

Go Cart, Go Home...

2009-08-27T13:06:00.000-07:00

You see a shopping cart on the side of the road. You could ignore it, sure that's the easy thing to do. Or maybe, just maybe, you're crazy enough to walk it all the way back to the store from which it came...This Bed Bath and Beyond cart was calling for its brethren...... So 8 long blocks later, it was finally home. Only to be snatchedby a guy 5 seconds later.Sometimes you don't have to go out

Building a Bookshelf: Right on Target...

2009-08-27T00:58:00.001-07:00

I will never be a master-craftsman. But that doesn't mean I can't be a master-crapsman. Lend me two screwdrivers and a hammer, and here's what happens:Typical bookshelf in the "Before" stageLooks like all the pieces are still there, that's a good startKey to success: lay it all out, and make sure you have EVERYTHING for realsFollow the instructions, or else you might accidentally make a

Las Vegas Weekend: Girls, Gambling, and... Guns?

2009-08-11T01:50:00.000-07:00

Sometimes the best way to see a town you've been to a million times is to take someone that hasn't been there in ages. That was exactly the case this past weekend. Destination: Las VegasMission: As much fun as legally possibleI've gotten so used to doing what the locals do that I kinda forgot what it's like to just walk around the Strip like a regular 'ol tourist. Recapturing some of that

New Zealand, July 2009: Only Go In Winter If Necessary...

2009-08-06T04:23:00.001-07:00

Hey peeps!Finally got off my ass and started looking at the latest trip photos. God, it seemed this NZ trip was such a blur. Then again, when you've been on the road for 3 weeks out of each month, everything seems to whiz right by.I've been to New Zealand about 5 times, so if it seems like there aren't as many photos, well, that's because I've shot the crap out of the country the last couple

Slight Jolt in the South Island, But I'm All Right...

2009-07-17T23:02:00.000-07:00

In case you didn't get my last update, I've been in New Zealand for travel trip, and yes, there was a massive earthquake that shook the South Island of the country, but I am perfectly fine.I'm currently in Auckland, NZ, which is located in the northern part of the North Island of the country, a few hundred kilometers away from the earthquake site. Luckily, the tremor occurred in a remote part of

Happy 4th Of July, And Another Life Update...

2009-07-04T22:44:00.000-07:00

Hello Peeps!Instead of trying to explain why I've been absent for so long, I'd rather just tell what's been going on.I've been to San Francisco, Washington D.C. and just recently got back from Shanghai. This has all been in the span of the last 3 months and my jet-lag is killing my soul, but in a good way. I think.I've also been very sick this past week, forcing me to take antibiotics that made

Hong Kong March April 2009: Just a few snaps...

2009-04-08T12:46:00.000-07:00

Between bouts of jet lag and watching EVERYTHING that's been saved on my DVR, I'm only now summoning enough energy to post my latest trip pics. I don't know what it is, but something about two weeks in such a high-octane environment has really left me spent, more than last year when I was there for over a month. Could be the season?This time, staying in the city, we're right in the middle of it

Slacker Vacations: Photos from the Grand Canyon...

2009-03-16T18:16:00.000-07:00

Sometimes I travel for work. Sometimes I travel for fun.And in that most rarest of occassions -- sometimes I travel because, it's, well, Monday.Last week I took an impromptu vacation with my folks to the Grand Canyon, specifically to see the Grand Canyon SkyWalk -- a multi-million dollar project that's supposed to help boost tourism to the great natural wonder. If you've never heard of it,

My Oscar 2009 Guesses...

2009-02-22T21:32:00.000-08:00

It's about 15 minutes before the awards show starts, and I'm calling the following:Mickey Rourke will win Best Actor, and best song and best picture will be Slumdog Millionaire. But overall, I'm sure Hugh Jackman is gonna be a darn cool host...;)UPDATE: Hugh Jackman did do a fine job -- he didn't botch the music numbers once. And I TOTALLY called the Slumdog Millionaire stuff, yet sadly

South America 2009: If Only I had the Argentinian Beef...

2009-02-20T10:10:00.000-08:00

15 Days at sea, countless meals later, and a whole lot of sightseeing adds up to what you see below. Unlike my usual trips, I didn't have a lot of time in each South American port, but whatever time I did spend ends up being a snapshot of each location. Think of this trip as a "tasting menu", so if you decide to go, you'll get a feel of what it's like.For the most part, the countries seem

Well, at least my sightseeing doesnt require Wi-Fi...

2009-02-16T09:07:00.000-08:00

Dear All, To make a long story short, yes, I did have a great time in South America, and the cruising around the Atlantic was pretty spiffy. I'm sorry for the lack of updates for the last 15 days, since apparently the Internet at sea required a house mortgage along with an arm and a leg to use. But in 16 hours I'll be home, resuming the usual broadcast schedule. And yes, photos will be coming at

All My Bags Are... Packed?...

2009-01-31T00:45:00.000-08:00

Dear Pip,I'm heading out the door again -- this time to South America.14 Days. 3 Countries. And maybe see some penguins, depending on how far down we go.I'm taking along still cams -- Sorry, no HD this time around because I'm trying to travel a bit lighter on this journey. But I'll shoot mini-vids if something cool happens.I'll also be bringing along an iPod Touch, so bloggers keep blogging --

Travel Flashback: Hong Kong pix...

2009-01-27T11:23:00.000-08:00

Wow, talk about long overdue. I'm not exactly sure why it's taken me so long to post this up -- probably because I thought it'd take forever to sift through over 500 pictures of Hong Kong alone.Actually, it only took about 30 minutes. Go figure.Anyway, here's my fave shots I took there -- it's got landscapes, travel, people, and of course food from all over Hong Kong. Though, anytime I keep

Scenes from Guilin: A Cruise Along the Li River...

2009-01-24T13:33:00.000-08:00

As promised, here's the other video of my journey down the Li River. Hope ya'll enjoy the ride as much as I did. Though, the first hour was pretty cool, but by hour 3 I couldn't wait to get off the ship. Here's to the magic of editing:The link to the HD version is here

Scenes from Guilin: The Long Haired Women of Longshen...

2009-01-23T11:45:00.000-08:00

Hey there, it's your fave slacker blogger finally getting off his ass and doing some editing of some travel footage. Below I've got two movies for your amusement -- the first is of the Long Haired Women of Longshen, doing a demo of what it's like having "Guinness Book of Records" length straight hair. Going through an entire bottle of Pantene is not uncommon in these parts:***One more thing:

Cayenne...

2009-01-17T04:00:00.000-08:00

I keep a glass of milkright by the bedside --"it's not for you baby,it's for me"We take each other inand salsa in the horizontalbevel -- I, nibblinginto your shoulderSetting my tongue on FIRE,dousing the FLAMES withcow juice I had madeready just for this --You smile, realizing what Imeant all along, as I wait forfeeling in my tongue to return,to go at it again... o.g.062408

CES Day 2, Over and Out! Bring Me Back To The Masses...

2009-01-10T15:10:00.000-08:00

I am completely burned out. It's now Day 3 of CES and I'm still only writing about Day 2 because frankly, I really can't take any more of the floors, the peddling, and the crowds. Again, seeing a lot, but not seeing a lot, that's the problem...As the CES experiences comes to a close for me, I continue to reflect upon things I stumble upon while exploring. It seems that CES is probably the only

CES: It should be short for "Can't Even Sit!"...

2009-01-09T00:10:00.001-08:00

I guess you can say that I've seen a lot and NOT seen a lot at CES so far. Seen a lot in the fact that I've roamed most of the convention center already. But not seen so much 'cause it's hard to keep my attention at any one thing for very long. My brain is on complete overload from all the gadgets and flashy TVs that inundate me left and right. Seriously folks, my head is drowning in a sea of

In 2009...

2009-01-01T00:00:00.000-08:00

Most of us will live,some will likely die,but life will move forwardin 2009Change will come slowly,it happens over time,expect so in small stepsin 2009Divorces will be final,with new marriages divine,love's still a mysteryin 2009Rain will pound down,as deserts run dry,the Bushmen make doin 2009War looms above,though Peace fills the sky,may the trigger pull lessin 2009Our taxes increase,with jobs

It Came To Me After The Garter Toss...

2008-12-23T10:35:00.000-08:00

As I told y'all a few days ago, I was heading to the Bay Area for my cousin's wedding.They kept a large glass near the bridal party's table where you can drop love notes to share with the newlyweds. Inspiration hit me with this:Keep each other close,In the moments that matter most -So let your lives be filled with bliss,Sweetly marked by many a kiss...I don't know if I'm really back, but

Heading Northbound on the 101...

2008-12-19T09:13:00.000-08:00

Hey Bustling-Billies!I'm heading to San Francisco for the weekend to attend a cousin's wedding.Then I'm off to Vegas for Xmas.And oh yeah, where the hell are those blogs I promised? They should be coming in when I return. I've been battling illness for a few weeks now, and just starting to get my strength and motivation back. Perhaps I should start writing poetry again...But for now, the

Bette Midler: A F--king Diva (She said it!)...

2008-12-03T21:22:00.001-08:00

I know, I know, I'm supposed to be uploading Hong Kong pics and working on Guilin vids, but hey, can a slacker get a break?I realize I haven't officially updated this blog since before I came home, so let's just start right here:I was back in Los Angeles a few days, and now I've been in Las Vegas for about 4 days. Sorry kiddies, but this trip is also without Hookers and Blow since it's kind of "

Bye-bye For Now, Hong Kong...

2008-11-27T05:33:00.000-08:00

I'm sitting at an airport lounge, hogging the bandwidth while eating ham and cheese finger sandwiches with the crusts cut off.Yeah, I'm a poster child for the jet-setting slacker.Anyhows, I guess by the time you read this folks, it'll be Thanksgiving day, and I hope you all find yourselves with people you can share it with, or, at least heading to places where the turkey is moist and the mashed

Daytrip: Macau -- It's All About the Egg Tarts...

2008-11-22T20:39:00.000-08:00

Greetings, fellow Chill-axers!Looks like yours truly will be heading home very soon, so the Asian adventures will be coming to a close -- for this year, anyway. No need to panic, I think I have other adventures in store for next year already, so until then, I guess I'll be returning this blog back to writing and poetry -- if that's all right with everybody...We made a quick stop to Macau last

Guilin, China -- It's a 3 out of 5...

2008-11-19T07:19:00.000-08:00

Guilin, China -- a place that has seen a lot of change, even in the past few years. With the relaxation on restrictions of travel between neighboring provinces, Chinese from other areas are now flocking to these places in droves, supplying the local economy with booming tourism. In return, people bring back with them digital pic memories, trinket souvenirs and hours upon hours of video that I'm

Japan Videos: Trains and Remembering...

2008-11-17T05:18:00.001-08:00

Hey Chickie-Wikkies!Explored some more of Hong Kong today, which I'll probably post up later when all is said and done. So that means Guilin pics still are in the pipeline -- Traveling slacker ass be damned!Anyhow, here's the last two sets of videos from Japan:The First is of what its like to ride a Bullet Train:The Second is my visit to the Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall For the Atomic

UPDATE: Back from Guilin, China - But First, More YouTube!...

2008-11-15T23:21:00.000-08:00

Hey Supa-Freaks!Yep, I'm back in Hong Kong after 4 days in Guilin, China. Took a lot of photos as usual, and a bit of video, and yes, I'll get my slacker ass up and work on it soon.Anyway, to tide you guys over, here's two more sets of videos from Japan:The First video I took in some village, and two guys were up to their morning routine:The Second video is a visit to Mt. Aso, an active volcano.

Japan Videos: Blowfish and Beaches!!!!

2008-11-11T06:48:00.000-08:00

Hey kiddie-roos!Looks like I'm taking off for places unknown again tomorrow, so I leave you with the first pair of videos from Japan, with more coming out by the time I get back.Anyway, first one up is where I tempt fate and eat the BLOWFISH!And the second is of some beautiful beach and rock stuff.Stay Supa, you beautiful people... ;)

Taipei: It's Like I Was Born Here Or Something...

2008-11-10T08:49:00.000-08:00

An extra special treat this year: What better place to celebrate my birthday than to visit the place I first came into the world?The hospital, as stated before, hasn't changed all that much in 29 years. I'm sure there's some new paint here and there, but other than that, it's like I took a journey back in time to see my past. I think I'll let the slideshow do the rest of the talking...

Taipei: It's Like I Never Left...

2008-11-09T22:32:00.000-08:00

Taipei: It's a city of contradictions. Trying to be forward thinking, but moving backwards at times. It strives for democracy but is stunted by corruption. Sure, it has great Taiwanese cuisine, but it's Japanese food is even better (from all the years of occupation, no less).I didn't roll any video 'cause I didn't do as much touristy stuff there, but I did do the usual shutterbugging, so

It's Looking A Lot Like The Battle for Seattle...

2008-11-06T07:20:00.000-08:00

Hey Kiddies,In the news happening here in the Far East, the Chinese and the Taiwanese are having talks about economic relations, and from the political view, it seems to have went well.However, protests still went on -- crowds used air horns and threw bottles at the police. Let's just say it's looking very "Rodney King" at the moment.Yours truly is keeping out of the fray. I'm watching it Live

Day 7: Nagasaki, Arita, Return to Fukuoka

2008-11-05T16:38:00.000-08:00

Things I’m learning on the road and food I’m gonna miss:1. I’m really gonna miss the ice cream they have here. I’ll try and find some at the Japanese markets back home, but it just won’t be the same, I’m sure.2. Hot Coffee In a Can. The epitome of caffeine efficiency.3. Taragawa, our driver. Though he seldom gets the credit, we literally can’t make it without him.4. Street food

Day 6: Kagoshima, Sinnyatushiro, Shimabara (Mt. Unzen Disaster Memorial Hall), Nagasaki...

2008-11-04T14:15:00.000-08:00

Things I learned on the road that day:1. Japanese baths have a height in which you are directly at eye level with “Asian Pork Sausages” when you are sitting down at one. I may have to write a blog just on that subject alone.2. The act of bowing happens everywhere – when you enter, when you leave, when you take off in a ferry, when you finish a meal at a restaurant. If it was possible to

I'm Heading Out The Door Again...

2008-11-04T07:20:00.001-08:00

Hey Supa-Freaks!I'm heading on a plane to Taipei in the morning.Cameras are coming with me. Internet, maybe.And oh yeah, just to call it now -- Barack Obama is the next President of the United States.There, I said it, so it has to be true... ;)

Day 5: (Japan Pic Highlights) Miyazaki, Horikiritouge, Udojinjya, Sakurajima, Kagoshima...

2008-11-03T04:21:00.000-08:00

Hey ya'll,Good news -- finally got a free day to work on some blog stuff. Bad news -- still haven't gotten to the videos yet! Damn it, I'm such a procrastisizer!!!!Anyway, here's the stuff from Day 5 of being in Japan -- Since my photo hosting is all over the place, looks like I'll be doing Blogger slideshows from now on, so if there's something you like, just click on the photo and the larger

Hong Kong Halloween: Who'da Thunk It...

2008-11-01T00:38:00.000-07:00

Hey Superfriends!I'm sorry, but I've still been busy traveling to and fro and living the city life, so I haven't sat down to get much work done. However, I thought I'd post this up since I thought you might be curious how Halloween is done in Hong Kong, anyway.It's basically the same thing: kids in costumes, running around, getting candy, and basically making life chaotic for parents that just

Hong Kong: Humid, Muggy, and Sunny...

2008-10-29T19:44:00.000-07:00

Hey ya'll!I finally arrived in Hong Kong yesterday afternoon. It only took us an hour to get out of the airport, no thanks to one irate cab driver that didn't want to drive us to our destination (it was out of his area, or so he snickered), and poorly drawn instructions by the Tenant Administrators, who are great in person, but horrible on paper.It's hotter here than we thought it'd be.

UPDATE: Leaving Fukuoka in a Few...

2008-10-28T17:40:00.000-07:00

Hey gang!Good news: I've got most of the latest pics FINALLY uploaded and hosted on my new site.Bad news: I probably won't get to it for a few days, so Days 5-7 will have to wait til I get back internet in Hong Kong.However, I'm taking off for Hong Kong this afternoon, so I should be moving from one time zone to another most ricky-tick. It's only a one hour difference, but I'm sure my body is

Day 5: Miyazaki, Horikiritouge, Udojinjya, Sakurajima, Kagoshima...

2008-10-27T11:00:00.000-07:00

Due to a bit of a snafu with my image hosting site, looks like I'll be hosting a few pics on MySpace in order to tell at least one story about today. Also, I've thrown in a bit of video -- okay, so I'm not such a slacker after all!Things I’m learning on the road:1. Older Japanese folks here are going to out-live me. I’m not saying that to be nice, that’s just a fact.2. Being the last

Day 4: Kumamotojyo, Takajou, Kirishmajingu, Miyazakichiho Boku

2008-10-26T10:50:00.000-07:00

Things I’m leaning on the road related to Tour Groups:1. Japanese tour groups LOVE taking the group photo. They sit in rows, looking like a graduating class photo or something aka – Graduates of Stone Castle Museum 2008! Woo-Hoo!2. It’s possible to be anyone you want to be in a tour group. For instance, my folks are pretending that I’m a recent High School Graduate. The group bought it,

Day 3 cont.: Yufuinn, Kusasenri, Aso (volcano), and Yamaga...

2008-10-25T10:10:00.000-07:00

Sorry for the late update, but it turns out the place last night was the first time there was no internet available. Ah, to be disconnected…Anyway, I didn’t scale a mountain like I stated previously. We did, however, manage to visit an active volcano. I think I’ve had my fair share of breathing in large amounts of sulfur this time around. There were four warning systems – Good, Fair, Mildy

Day 3: Beppu Onsen - Like Indoor Camping...

2008-10-23T15:57:00.000-07:00

Hey ya'll!Just a quick note before I get back on the road today. Might be scaling a mountain. Not really sure. Anyway, I'll bring back the photos later.If you caught the last blog, I said that I was sleeping on the floor. Well, let's just say that my back isn't as sore as I thought it would be, though it was a real pain to get up this morning. Getting the morning call with the phone 3 feet

Day 2: Mojiko, Mekari Tenboutai, and Beppu Onsen...

2008-10-23T06:31:00.000-07:00

Things I'm learning on the road here:1. The rest stops here are totally awesome. Vending machines that spit out beer and fast food is something we are sorely lacking in America. Okay, maybe not.2. The more we head out into the boonies, the more everything seems cleaner and more efficient. You wouldn't expect that from places that aren't even on the map, but they make it work here.3. Japanese

Fukuoka: Day 1, A Few Chosen Highlights...

2008-10-22T05:45:00.000-07:00

Looks like as fast as I've arrived, I'm just about to take off in 8 hours. But here's a few things I saw:It's a small airport, but the signs make the place grand.A nice spot to chill, as if the park is "waving" at you.Even the graffiti is pretty "clean".Like a sort of street calligraphy that puts L.A. street taggersto shame.If you magnify the larger version of this photo, the bluesign is of a

Fukuoka: Day 1, and Man, What Long Journey...

2008-10-22T00:53:00.000-07:00

18 hours, one connecting flight and countlesss re-heated meals later, I find myself in the strange, but very quaint, city of Fukuoka, Japan.Having just arrived, it strikes me as the kind of place where even the Japanese would consider "spacious." It's dense, but it has the feel of Georgetown in D.C., with things looking oddly familiar, but different at the same time.It's so clean that I can eat

Random Haiku #81...

2008-10-14T18:45:00.001-07:00

Pigeons and Seagull,feasting on dropped corn kernels --avian picnic...

Yes, I've been Criss Angel'ing my way around this week... ;)

2008-10-07T18:21:00.000-07:00

Hey Hey Hey!It's your favorite word slinging, douchebag-dousing, friendly neighborhood Albert, Simply Put speaking, and boy, do I have a lot to report.Okay, not really, but I will say that I just came back from a week long video project in Sin City (Las Vegas), and no, it was all business, so if you're looking for stories about hookers and blow, you may want to read my older entries.Suffice it to

The 60th PrimeTime Emmy Awards: The Douchebag Chronicles Strike Again!...

2008-09-21T23:27:00.000-07:00

Ah, Awards Season.I can truly admit that going to the Emmy's is my grandest indulgence as a Hollywood douchebag. Granted, it's been about two years since the last time I went in person, but man, some things never change. Like Mario Lopez. The guy still looks like he spends his free time in cryogenic freeze when he's not out and about. No human looks THAT well preserved. Okay, maybe George

Yes, Women Say No To Me All The Time...

2008-09-17T23:25:00.000-07:00

What is it about you?What do you mean?You know exactly what I mean!I'm not following.You go out with the hottest girls in town - in any town - for that matter! Do girls ever say "No" to you?Of course they do. Who do you think I am, God?Name one time that that's happened.Well, just the other night, a girl couldn't stop telling me "No."All right, now we're getting somewhere.Yeah, she was like "No

Yes, I've Been Here But Absent, And Also...

2008-09-04T21:26:00.000-07:00

Dear fellow bloggers and readers,It has been waaaaaaaaaaay too long since the last time I've written anything, and I can feel some of you growing weary of me taking from the till, leaving nothing but crumbs and lint in my wake.What can I say? Well, I just bought a new computer and camera, so there could be more video diaries and singing coming your way.I'll be heading to Michigan this weekend to

What's That In The Kids' Meal?...

2008-08-23T19:29:00.000-07:00

Some people smoke. Some like to drink themselves blind.I, enjoy fast food.Yeah, it's crack for fat people.While waiting for my heavily sodiumized To-Go order to be brought out, I noticed the toy display for the kids' meals had something that really caught my eye. Now, I'm no expert, so I'll just let you take a look for yourselves:So, here's my question: Is that, or is that not, a toy bear with

Sound Assumptions...

2008-08-12T12:16:00.000-07:00

The ability to smell whether or not a hard-drive has fried. To hear the death clink of a skipping CD. To connect ethernet cables into the back ports of computers simply by feel.These are just some of the skills you need in order to be a "handy PC/Mac fix-it guy". But you know what those IT fellas never stress? Listening with your gut.FLASHBACK: 5 months agoMy mother bought some new Dells for

My Father Knows His Geography..

2008-07-31T21:00:00.000-07:00

I worked up quite a sweat this morning while moving boxes around, and my father astutely announced: "You sweat Brazil, huh?" Flashes of Carnival in Rio, women in dental floss bikinis and tropical sand being kicking in the mid-day sun sprayed into my mind. But why would that make any sense at this moment? With my puzzled look, my father goes ,"I meant your shirt. Your sweat looks like the shape

Whoa, Haven't felt THAT in awhile...

2008-07-29T12:54:00.000-07:00

Living in "Earthquake Country" is like living with an explosive blood clot in your head -- you're never really sure when it'll blow, but when it does, it'll either kill ya or make you stronger.After living in California for so many years, you'd think I'd be used to it by now. But I'm not.I've survived a few major earthquakes, jolts and tremors, but today's Chino Hills quake was the first time I

My Brush With The Dark Knight...

2008-07-17T17:37:00.000-07:00

A few months ago, I had gone to China on vacation in Yunnan (see archives for the pics if you want to check that out), and after the tour we also made a stop in Hong Kong. Guess who was in town at the same time as me?I couldn't have planned it better. Here's a pic from the localnews: Mr. Shawshank Redemption and Mr. Mementoin the flesh.They were in town for a few days, so I thought - what the

Shanghai 2008: The Art of Everywhere, and Heading Home...

2008-07-15T10:22:00.000-07:00

Shanghai SiestaCut-outsGlamor GaloreDoing their partOlympic FeverIcon Blast from the PastExpo FeverMac AttackShanghai Institute of Visual ArtsMing Dynasty meets "Ka-Ching" DynastyHandle with CareHomeward BoundHow to end a tale from a "tail"

The Truncation of Phrased Expletives...

2008-07-14T10:10:00.000-07:00

My father, ever the wordsmith, has created a word that sums up FUBAR better than FUBAR sums up itself. "Shituation"