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Monday Poll: Can we stop chopping things already?

Before we get to the important poll business at hand, I’m excited to see that there’s a new Clem Snide album due out this week. I’ve mentioned Clem Snide singer/songwriter Eef Barzelay here before — I really enjoy his work, and I’m fortunate to have seen him perform live. So this is good news.
Also good [...]

Monday Poll: Bathroom break.

I’m taking a break this week. It’s the last push toward thesis completion, and the Internet is going to have to disappear for a few days.
Before I go, a brief mention of what I’ll be listening to: the various streaming radio stations available through iTunes. I never knew they existed until recently — channels crossing [...]

Monday Poll: Winter games.

Congratulations to the New Orleans Saints and all the former Washington Redskins on the team. The MoodyTunes Super Bowl poll ended up as a 4-way tie. I think that sums up the overall mood of the United States in 2010 — we can’t even decide if we like Sarah Palin or not — so I [...]

Quick Wednesday.

I’m in the middle of story production mode (and reading a bunch of other stories, which is always fun to do when you’re working on a draft) so this will be quick.
I’m pleased to announce the Foaming Hand Soap won last week’s poll, a hotly contested election of America’s Favorite Public Restroom Soap.
And it looks [...]

Monday Poll: Super whatever.

I enjoy watching football games on TV, but I have to admit I’m not as enthusiastic about the whole production as I used to be. Does that have anything to do with my favorite team being awful? Probably. I also think I value my time more, and spending hours in front of a TV makes [...]

Monday Poll: Soap decisions.

Here’s a new poll to re-start a MoodyTunes feature from days gone by. As you can see, we’re going to confront some important topics in Monday Polls. Mainstream news outlets can waste time on issues like The Economy, Brad and Angelina, or Feeling Sorry for Late Night Hosts Who Get $45 Million in Severance Packages; [...]