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Jun 16 Jake commented on Currently Hanging.

Did they take the poll outside of the Frye just when a busload of retired people from Sunset Hills were leaving?

Jun 14 Jake commented on The Devil Is in The Details.

Now it's going to be harder than ever to have a decent movie made in Seattle. If this is the way Hollywood movie investors behave, why in the world should we support them?

Jun 12 Jake commented on Confidential to My Fellow Homosexuals.

@20 Almost, but not quite. But I do think you see my point. Sacha is a one-trick pony. He's not funny anymore. We've already seen it. The roots of his style are 150 years old, but they called it blackface back then.

Jun 12 Jake commented on Confidential to My Fellow Homosexuals.

Sorry, it should've read Sacha Baron Cohen's next movie, not Bruno's next movie. Dang it's early.

Jun 12 Jake commented on Confidential to My Fellow Homosexuals.

I'm just waiting for Bruno's next movie, the one in which he paints himself in blackface, and pretends he's a different race. That one is going to be really funny.

Jun 9 Jake commented on Pat Robertson's Insulting Theory On The Origins of Homosexuality.

I was one of the kids who who went to a protestant Christian school from 5th grade to 12th grade, church twice every Sunday, youth group on Wednesday, and I'm gayer than the Ace of Spades.

Jun 4 Jake commented on We Are Winning.

I don't think the guy doing tai-chi counts as a wedding guest.

May 28 Jake commented on This Synaesthesia.

Another good book is Born on Blue Day, the autobiography of Daniel Tammet. He is a highly functioning autistic (Aspergers) who has synaesthesia, too. He is able to control his synaesthasia in such a way that he created a visual landscape in his head that represents pi (3.1415926...) out to the 100,000th digit. Each series of numbers represents a shape and color. He puts them altogether.....and ta - da!

May 25 Jake commented on We All Scream for Ice Cream.

We're talking about ice cream, folks. It's a $3.00 investment. I live on Capitol HIll, and this is the first ice cream shop to open up in our 'hood in years. For now, it's all we got. I'm not gonna hop on a bus and go to the Roosevelt district or White Center, or hop on a plane and go to Brooklyn for ice cream!

Molly Moon's may not be the best on the planet, but it is the best in the neighborhood. It beats Dick's by a mile. But what about the line, you say. With weather like this, and a location right across the street from an urban park, I'd be concerned if there wasn't a line.

Give Molly some cred! I only wish I had the cajones and foresight to open a successful business such as hers. Don't hate on her, because it appears she's doing something right.