Comments on: Odds & Ends http://philalawyer.net/2009/12/odds-ends/ Sat, 29 Oct 2011 22:50:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: mnstr http://philalawyer.net/2009/12/odds-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-3001 mnstr Sun, 13 Dec 2009 17:11:50 +0000 http://philalawyer.net/?p=735#comment-3001 Nice interview with Danny Bonaduce. I bet you would've never seen that one coming 10 years ago. I guess, case in point, you can never guess where life will take you. (sidenote- For some reason having trouble getting the other interview link going). Given that it's the holidays and this time of year is typically filled with attending parties / talking about what you've been up to for the past year - I was wondering, how hard is it to keep your ID secret? I mean I guess in the limited social circle of close personal friends, you can safely tell them about your book assuming they haven't already have known about this project for some time. Do you ever reach line drawing problems - friend couple A gets to know, but not friend couple B? I mean you've got exciting stuff going on, must be hard not to talk about it. Especially given your love of booze. Anyhow, I find it hilarious that whenever you guest star on other sites, I immediately get images of Batman swooping in. Nerd? yes. Batman v. Bruce Wayne. PJ v. Philalawyer. PL: He's a great interview. High energy, and he has a great ability to get to the nut of the subject quickly. I was at a party the other night where someone started talking about HHIFA. It was surreal. Most of my close friends know about the book and have read it. However, there are a few moral scowls and annoying sorts who'd get bent about it I've excluded from that circle. Nice interview with Danny Bonaduce. I bet you would’ve never seen that one coming 10 years ago. I guess, case in point, you can never guess where life will take you. (sidenote- For some reason having trouble getting the other interview link going).

Given that it’s the holidays and this time of year is typically filled with attending parties / talking about what you’ve been up to for the past year – I was wondering, how hard is it to keep your ID secret? I mean I guess in the limited social circle of close personal friends, you can safely tell them about your book assuming they haven’t already have known about this project for some time. Do you ever reach line drawing problems – friend couple A gets to know, but not friend couple B? I mean you’ve got exciting stuff going on, must be hard not to talk about it. Especially given your love of booze.

Anyhow, I find it hilarious that whenever you guest star on other sites, I immediately get images of Batman swooping in. Nerd? yes. Batman v. Bruce Wayne. PJ v. Philalawyer.

PL: He’s a great interview. High energy, and he has a great ability to get to the nut of the subject quickly.

I was at a party the other night where someone started talking about HHIFA. It was surreal.

Most of my close friends know about the book and have read it. However, there are a few moral scowls and annoying sorts who’d get bent about it I’ve excluded from that circle.

]]> By: Phil http://philalawyer.net/2009/12/odds-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-2998 Phil Sun, 13 Dec 2009 03:47:03 +0000 http://philalawyer.net/?p=735#comment-2998 Hey PL, have you considered linking to loveonwheelz.net? It may not have much in common with the other sites you've linked to, but HotWheelz writes with a level of emotional honesty that I've only ever seen here or at Shrinktalk.net. PL: I'll do that. He's a good guy and has an amazing attitude. Hey PL, have you considered linking to loveonwheelz.net? It may not have much in common with the other sites you’ve linked to, but HotWheelz writes with a level of emotional honesty that I’ve only ever seen here or at Shrinktalk.net.

PL: I’ll do that. He’s a good guy and has an amazing attitude.

]]> By: Jeromy http://philalawyer.net/2009/12/odds-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-2996 Jeromy Sat, 12 Dec 2009 21:46:07 +0000 http://philalawyer.net/?p=735#comment-2996 If the thinking classes of this country are socially liberal/fiscally conservative, I’ve one question: Where’s our party? #CanIGetaWitness? It's still beyond me why the libertarian party isn't much more popular than it is. PL: Because there's no money in it. You can't squeeze cash out of a tiny, minimally involved state. If the thinking classes of this country are socially liberal/fiscally conservative, I’ve one question: Where’s our party? #CanIGetaWitness?

It’s still beyond me why the libertarian party isn’t much more popular than it is.

PL: Because there’s no money in it. You can’t squeeze cash out of a tiny, minimally involved state.

]]> By: Dr. Rob http://philalawyer.net/2009/12/odds-ends/comment-page-1/#comment-2995 Dr. Rob Sat, 12 Dec 2009 19:04:12 +0000 http://philalawyer.net/?p=735#comment-2995 Thank you for the praise, good sir. The check is in the mail. And I second your take on The Idiot Board. PL: Cut from the Sawtooth National Bank, yes? Cashier's, right? Thank you for the praise, good sir. The check is in the mail. And I second your take on The Idiot Board.

PL: Cut from the Sawtooth National Bank, yes? Cashier’s, right?

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