By Scott Shrake on Oct 2, 2008 in People We Like, Scott Shrake | 8 Comments
Pt. 1: Why We Are Cousins
EXPECTATIONS MANAGEMENT NOTE: This is not a parody like others you’ve seen on UsedWigs. It’s not supposed to be funny. This is real.
Fact: My grandmother’s maiden name was Heath. Fact: Sarah Palin’s maiden name is Heath. Republican-style fact synthesis: That makes us cousins!
Jealous?
From having a shared last name to being [...]
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By Jeff Lyons on Jul 25, 2008 in Podcast | 0 Comments
Topics: Russ Likes Sex and The City, “Ultimate Washington Insider” Scott Shrake, The Count Censored, Smartass Darth Vader, Going Acoustic and The Bon Jovi Effect, Night Ranger, RCRD LBL. Playlist: Ninja Gun, Sparky Dog.
Preview: “You may or may not know, but you can’t tell what a puppet is saying by reading its lips…”
Play Now: http://www.usedwigs.com/pod/podcast50_part2.mp3
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By Scott Shrake on Jul 6, 2008 in Drinking, Scott Shrake, Television | 5 Comments
First of all, hiiii! I always like to give a warm Southern welcome to my readers, y’all! As some of you who follow my exploits know, I’m working like a rented mule to become the Ultimate Washington Insider (UWI), which is not easy when you’re looking down the barrel of the big Five-O, do not [...]
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By Scott Shrake on May 9, 2008 in Scott Shrake | 0 Comments
I get it so often, and I got ‘nem ol’ Mitteilungszwang again Mama! Mitteilungszwang is German for “the need to tell something.” I seldom do anything about it. But tonight, white wine spritzer in hand, laundry in machine down in ‘nem basement, headphones on, a song is opening up a [...]
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By Scott Shrake on Mar 3, 2008 in Scott Shrake | 3 Comments
[NOTE: This quessay is cross-posted on HuffingtonPost.com]
*Big ups to Crispin Glover, who really should’ve run for president this year, and who once wrote an “essay” called “What Is It?” composed only of questions, with a subtly discernible anti-Steven Spielberg thrust to it. Subtly discernible, the way the media’s anti-Hillary Clinton bias is subtle. I’m paying [...]
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