Written by Lincoln Adams on
January 20, 2010 |
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Politics
Well, Brown did it. The irony of what transpired last night is so rich not even a German chocolate cheesecake could compete. Consider that this election took place in Massachusetts, in the bluest of blue states, where the seeds of the first revolution began, where the first tea party took place, and which resulted in…
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Yawn. So, basically, I brought in the new year by watching old episodes of Heroes from Netflix and popping Ferrero Rondnoirs. I hadn’t even realized it was 2010 until 3 minutes past midnight. I also refused to turn on the TV to see the ball go down because I am just not a fanboy of…
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Time and space precludes me from getting in touch with each and every one of you, but I wanted to wish all my readers and online friends a very wonderful and Merry Christmas! The most blessed present I could ever get would be you guys for continuing to read my site and for putting up…
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Another Thanksgiving draws near, and once again it’s time to reflect on what I should be thankful for. … well I got nothing. :-D No seriously, I do have a lot to be thankful for, especially this year. This was after all the year I finally became debt free, after having paid off my credit…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
July 29, 2009 |
Filed Under:
Blogging
Today marks the third year anniversary since my first ever post on this blog! It’s certainly been a weird ride too. Originally I started out thinking I would be using this blog to chronicle my journey through law school and into the law profession, but unfortunately life has a tendency to poop all over my…
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Tags: anniversary, blog, blogging, dating sites, failure, God, income, job, journey, law school, life, purpose, search engines, traffic, website, writing
In the due course of history, a man is empowered with the capacity for life and liberty when he is financially beholden to neither men nor entities. These truths are self evident in their own right, that without freedom from debts and liabilities men are deprived in the profoundest of ways from pursuing that which…
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Hey Pat Robertson, how about a nice big cup of SHUT THE $%^& UP?
Filed Under: Christianity
Dear Assface Robertson, Devil pact, really? You’re going to tell me that a pact supposedly signed eons ago would still affect the spiritual fate of millions of Haitian descendants who had nothing to do with it even today? Let me explain something to you, you shriveled up, senile, dumb We have ALL sinned, and because…
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