I'm not going to tell you what it says... You have to get a QR-Code Reader yourself.

special thanks to the folks over at kaywa.com

So I'm sitting here waiting for a Windows update to install... don''t ask me why and I happened on a link that led to the "top 10 places to buy t-shirts on the web" (thanks foo). Really senseless story short: I am trying to figure out if I could pull off either of these t-shirts.

So, let's have your vote. Leave it in the comments will you. Granted those of you the know me have a better guage, but I'm actually as interested in those of you that don't. This is also a great way to embarrass yourself online: call for user input and then receive none. So don't leave me hanging brah.

Everyone needs a curling sweater. In fact, with any luck, this blog may be providing coverage of the 2008 U.S. Club National Championships in Mankato, Minnesota in March! My mother-in-law's team is in them. Go T-Dawg!

I was out bid... I am crushed. The bidding started at $20, I had it for $25 with a max price of $40, and it went for $41... Did I mention I am devastated?

Luis keeps asking so I'm going to put it where he can always find it.

My favorite BBQ place (which will get it's own entry in the near future) is:

Fette Sau
354 Metropolitan, Brooklyn NY
Take the L-Train to the Bedford stop and walk. Sorry Luis you have to do the directions yourself.
They have good food, great atmosphere, and a fabulous bourbon selection.

My favorite two shoe stores in Manhattan are:

Jon Fluevog
250 Mulberry Street New York, NY
http://www.fluevog.com/
(212) 431-4484
Mon-Sat: 11-8 / Sun: 12-7
Fluevog has the curious distinction of being the only shoe designer I actually have two colors in the exact same shoe for. They are comfy and they look great and chicks dig em.