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It's "Everybody Have Chung Tonight," I Think
June 02, 2011
Monday night, I was sitting at a bar with Mrs. theskinnyonbenny. We were around the back side, where staff walked to get back to the kitchen. One of the waiters passed behind us, singing along with the speakers. He clearly reversed the "Everybody have fun tonight" and the "Everybody Wang Chung tonight" lines. It's not like those are unimportant lines. In fact, I couldn't tell you any other line in the song, but I wouldn't botch those.
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Traffic Light
May 27, 2011
I'm sure that everyone has had the fantasy of a gadget that would change the traffic lights from red to green as they pulled up to the intersection. I didn't know it until today, but there actually is such a thing.
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World Cocktail Day
May 18, 2011
Friday night, we went to a fundraising event at the Museum of the American Cocktail. Mrs. theskinnyonbenny has been a member of the museum for some time, and I was glad to get a chance to go. On the way in, I asked what the fundraiser was for.
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It's What's for Dinner
April 29, 2011
So theskinnyonbenny.com hereby declares this a researched and factual statement: Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder eats the flesh of aborted fetuses.
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Easter Trip
April 28, 2011
This weekend, we set sail for what is an annual tradition. We get on Velvet Elvis, and cruise for Easter. Where we go is a function of wind and weather. We sometimes anchor and enjoy the solitude of a quiet private marsh; we sometimes tie up in another town and enjoy their hospitality.
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The "Louisiana Science Education Act" mandated the removal of science from Science classes
April 26, 2011
This is a rally at the Louisiana State Capitol in support of SB 70, a bill sponsored by Senator Karen Carter Peterson to repeal the creationist Louisiana Science Education Act, which was passed in 2008. Come show your support!
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That Post With the Cool Maps
April 16, 2011
Last Monday, the meeting of the Red Stick Fly Fishers had a speaker from the Louisiana Office of Coastal Restoration. The people in this room knew the Louisiana coast. They've seen the contrast between the gold marsh grass and the deep purple water at dawn or dusk. They've paddled alongside dolphins and watched the pelicans go after their fish.
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