Love Your Pets … But Don’t LOVE Your Pets
October 30, 2010
I neglected to make the bed, and came back and found this:

I mean, I don’t want my blog to start attracting catophiles.

Are you leaving on a jet plane?

Bullish: Better Living Through Math
October 29, 2010
Bullish: Are You Under-Reinvesting?
October 21, 2010
In Which I am Wearing a Mustache and Debating with John Stuart Mill’s Head on a Stick
October 20, 2010
I get paid for this, folks. (Look closely — see, I’m wearing a mic!)


p.s. There’s now a Nerd Barbie!
Bullish: Social Class in the Office (and What to Do About It)
October 15, 2010
Not social class in The Office, which would be a different topic.
Ladybits Comedy This Wednesday
October 11, 2010
The ever-hilarious Abbi Crutchfield and I founded Ladybits Comedy, an all-female comedy show in the West Village, for a few good reasons:
To entertain women who don’t like traditional comedy clubs.
To hold our show someplace where the food is tasty, the ladies’ bathrooms are clean, and you don’t feel like you’re in a frat basement.
To create a community.
To warmly welcome male audience members, without unduly catering our show to them.
To generate more work for female comedians, rather than simply promoting competition for the limited amount of work that actually exists.
To reach out via The Internets to women comedy fans and comedians all over the world.
To offer a lineup that reflects the talent of women of all races, sexual orientations, body types, physical abilities, and ages (and probably some other forms of diversity that we’re tragically forgetting at the moment).
To put on an awesome show that makes you laugh, where you make friends, and where you identify with the voices on stage, and that is funnier than anything you can see staying at home watching your television.
To make you laugh until you cry.
Ladybits Comedy
“Equality, Hilarity, Booze!”
Wednesday, October 13th (and subsequent Wednesdays through December 15th)
Cornelia Street Cafe
29 Cornelia St
Doors at 6pm, show at 6:30 sharp
$7 admission includes a free drink
All are welcome.
Check out LadybitsComedy.com for more info on featured comics Amanda Baramki, Giulia Rozzi, Leah Dubie, and Jen Kwok, as well as commentary on whether perfect grammar is compatible with comedy, and on Ladybits’ no-heckling, no picking-on-the-audience policy (“Civilization: It’s easy!”)
Bullish: How to Travel Like a Gentlewoman
October 7, 2010
Also: I officially endorse the word “gentlewoman.”
New on TheGloss: Save Up an Emergency Fund, But Be the Kind of Person Who Never Needs One
October 5, 2010







