Eric Karns

An enhanced photo of the elusive “Jimmy Twiglins” - who lives in the tree outside my front window and who threw an acorn which hit me in the forehead the other day.

As you may already know by now, I love aminals. Especially musical aminals.

This is a great website. It’s a unique internet radio called “Pandora.com“. I’ve seen similar sites, but this one works very well. Just type in any artist you like and it will play songs in a similar vein - great way to find new artists.

My step-grandpa, Nick, is the world’s greatest pickler. No doubt about it his pickle sticks rock. So, I made a sticker for him to put on his pickle jars, along with a catchy name for the product. Nick is from Brooklyn and has the coolest accent, so when he says “of course!” it sounds more like “of cowse!”…

Am I the only one who thinks the only thing worse than OJ Simpson is his ex-wife’s family the Goldman’s?

Ok. OJ killed their daughter, everyone pretty much agrees with that. So they sue him and make millions. Then OJ writes a book. They sue him, change the title of his book and make millions. Then OJ robs the sports memorabilia dealers, and before anything has even been brought to court, they sue him for the merchandise he supposedly stole. The whole thing is just disgusting, its worse than the guy who sued the dry cleaners for millions for staining his suit.

Have you heard about OJ’s new book? It’s called “If I Stole It” wherein OJ reveals how he “WOULD” have stolen the missing sports memorabilia in Vegas. Most shocking excerpt: “I would ‘probably’ squeeze into ridiculously small isotoners, or maybe just to mess with ‘em I would wear those large, foam, #1 gloves!”

I love aminals.

I don’t mean to pour salt in old wounds, but in honor of September 11, I thought this video was fitting. This video is an amazing 3-d recreation of the events of September taken from actual photographs of the tragedy.

I bought this cool mirror at the Watergate Hotel Liquidation sale this past weekend. The Watergate is refurbishing the entire hotel and for a $10 entrance fee you could run around the hotel and grab whatever you could get your hands on for reasonable prices. Everything was for sale from light fixtures to wine glasses. It was pretty fun. Pretty cool to own a part of the historic hotel. Afterwards we all went to the new Belgian bar, Granville Moore’s which was basically the closest thing to being in Europe I have yet experienced outside of Europe. Belgian beers and french croque-monsieur’s are a TASTY combo!