Christmas Archive

  • Despite the prevalence of claims that Hollywood drives fads in dog breed popularity, there’s little evidence that this is true.  In fact, actual data sharply contradicts the unthinking mantra that […]

    Don’t Blame Disney for Dalmatians

    Posted on May 28, 2013 | 44 Comments
    Despite the prevalence of claims that Hollywood drives fads in dog breed popularity, there’s little evidence that this is true.  In fact, actual data sharply contradicts the unthinking mantra that […]

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  • I had my laundry neatly folded in an IKEA bag waiting to get put in a drawer and Dublin decided that he really liked the bold yet sleek Scandinavian design […]

    An IKEA Dog Bed

    Posted on December 14, 2011 | 9 Comments
    I had my laundry neatly folded in an IKEA bag waiting to get put in a drawer and Dublin decided that he really liked the bold yet sleek Scandinavian design […]

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  • * * *Comments and disagreements are welcome, but be sure to read the Comment Policy. If this post made you think and you'd like to read more like it, consider […]

    Merry Christmas

    Posted on December 24, 2008 | No Comments
    * * *Comments and disagreements are welcome, but be sure to read the Comment Policy. If this post made you think and you'd like to read more like it, consider […]

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  • Turns out that the holiday myths just keep pouring in. According to a new study done at the Indiana University School of Medicine, we can add the following myths to […]

    More Christmas Lies

    Posted on December 18, 2008 | No Comments
    Turns out that the holiday myths just keep pouring in. According to a new study done at the Indiana University School of Medicine, we can add the following myths to […]

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  • Santa, the dot com era, blind dates, etc. Tis the season of delusional traditions. Something about the waning daylight and colder weather means people believe the strangest things, and these […]

    Christmas Lies

    Posted on December 17, 2008 | No Comments
    Santa, the dot com era, blind dates, etc. Tis the season of delusional traditions. Something about the waning daylight and colder weather means people believe the strangest things, and these […]

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