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Enter the Solution Last week I blathered on and on about the travesty of wasting our lives on entertainment that we think is crap, and promised, this week, I’d deliver a fool[...]

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  EDITORS NOTE: Due to the advent of the college football season, we thought we would take your minds off the NCAA’s current woes in respect to high-priced-tattooed-prostitute[...]

“More things are wrought by Scooby-Doo than this world dreams of.” — Lord Alfred Tennyson or Somebody Today, Scooby meets Jonathan Winters… Wherein we first find out something myst[...]