24-VI-2019 or Your move!
by Aaron Shurtleff on June 24, 2019

So, some of my co-workers (though technically subordinates, but I hate those kinds of terms) went digging around on the interwebs and found me here on Funeratic. They said I should write more blog posts because they are great. Ok. If you are reading this, let me know, and I'll try writing more often. I think you all are full of BS.
Everyone else who is not a co-worker, hi!
Five Replies to 24-VI-2019 or Your move!
Scott Hardie | June 25, 2019
I also think your blog posts are great!
Shaun Creasey | June 25, 2019
Howdy o/
Aaron Shurtleff | June 25, 2019
9:07 am! Are you posting on company time??
Scott Hardie | June 26, 2019
Welcome Shaun! :-D
MiracleASSassin
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Writers Block
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I was replying to Scott's post in Decidedly Undecided, and I started thinking it's nice to be posting again. Even if people were to find my opinions funny or misguided or flat out wrong, if the thought is out there, people can see it, and if I have an error in my thinking, maybe they can help me see things in a different light. I like that. Go »
12-II-2009 or Say What Now?
I got my little Ticketmaster e-mail, about upcoming shows in my area, and I got really excited, because I looked it over quick, and I saw "An Evening With Dio"! So as I dance around the office, with "Holy Diver" running through my head and a joyous smile blossoming on my face, I look a little closer... An Evening With Il Divo. Go »
23-VIII-2008 or Seen On T-shirt
This is not a great day for writing for me, as the loyal readers may or may not remember. I leave you with this phrase I saw on a t-shirt today: Life is like a jalapeno pepper. What you do today can burn your ass tomorrow. Go »










Erik Bates | June 24, 2019
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