Volume 1 Archives
 
1.23.06
 
The Soviets Will See You Now by Rebecca Collins
A trip to the optometrist makes you wonder who really won the Cold War.
anthropology
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
Maudite tells it like it is.
comics
 
At the Museum: Installation 9 by Rebecca Collins
Let the games begin! With Reggaeton!
serial fiction
 
The Squares by bryan
You've heard this joke... but not like this.
squares
 
Shooting Star
The Golden Smog love BadCo, and they're not ashamed of it.
weekly shuffle
 
Our Most Objectionable Co-Workers
american nerd survey
 
Diet Rite Pure Zero
es muy bueno
 

 
1.9.06
 
History's Greatest Monster by Keith Pille
So what's the most depraved computer game franchise? It's not what you think...
games
 
What Do Arms Have to Do with Buying a House? by Chad Cook
Hard to believe, but there's a downside to those low-payment mortgage offers you're always getting.
cooking the books
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
We lied: Otto returns a week early, to face the terrifying Maudite!
comics
 
The Ride of the Valkyries
Charlie don't surf! Or, alternately: I've always loved you.
weekly shuffle
 
Our Postcards to the Famous
american nerd survey
 
The Apple Store Genius Bar
harsh toke
 

 
1.2.06
 
Exhibit 10c by Geoff Herbach
Git offa my land!
fiction
 
No Dumping by Clint Weathers
No, really. None. Knock it off with the dumping.
photography
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
Senses-shattering double-size showdown the Lake Superior Twig Monster!
comics
 
The Squares by bryan
I don't...
squares
 
Is It Too Late?
World Party never appeared in any early John Cusack movies... or did they?
weekly shuffle
 
How We're Hoping to Improve This Year
american nerd survey
 
Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale
es muy bueno
 

 
12.19.05
 
Interview with Alan Sparhawk by Keith Pille
Low's singer/guitarist has a lot to say about music, life, and being honest in your lyrics. And all this while freezing his ass off at a Duluth lumberyard.
music
 
Irony by Clint Weathers
Have you ever done business with a person using a shopping cart?
photography
 
At the Museum: Installation 8 by Rebecca Collins
The Apprentice.
serial fiction
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
It's a long drive down to the twig monster.
comics
 
The Squares by bryan
It might be time to throw the ol' hat in the ring. Or something.
squares
 
You Are the Everything
Michael Stipe really knew how to crystallize the feelings of an eighth-grader back in the day.
weekly shuffle
 
Steely Dan: Threat or Menace?
american nerd survey
 
Pure Hero Cycling Wear
es muy bueno
 

 
12.12.05
 
What in the World Is Going On at the End of Trading Places? by Chad Cook
The Dan Aykroyd/Eddie Murphy opus is a surprisingly good glimpse into the world of futures trading.
cooking the books
 
At the Museum: Installation 7 by Rebecca Collins
A wayfinding catastrophe.
serial fiction
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
We start a new story in Otto's natural habitat... a hot tub.
comics
 
Don't Be Afraid of the Robot
The Electric Six would like you to let go of your fears of technology. They also like to do push-ups on stage.
weekly shuffle
 
Our First Clues that Adults Aren't Infallible
american nerd survey
 
Johnny Cash at San Quentin
es muy bueno
 

 
12.5.05
 
Big-Box Bookstores: Great Places to Get Exposed by Don Pizarro
Yeah, so I'm reading the pop-up Kama Sutra; what's your problem?
culture
 
On the Demise of Arrested Development by Jonathan Shipley
A jeremiad which even manages to bring in Pat Morita.
television
 
Whiskey Bottle
It's pleasant to learn that the first few Uncle Tupelo albums do not accurately portray adult life.
weekly shuffle
 
What We'd Rather Be Doing for a Living
american nerd survey
 
The University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
es muy bueno
 
The Penknife Press
harsh toke
 

 
11.28.05
 
Daisy Catmuffins by Keith Pille
Reincarnation is not all upside.
fiction
 
At the Museum: Installation 6 by Rebecca Collins
A hallway encounter.
serial fiction
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
Thrilling conclusion to the Younger Gang shootout!
comics
 
The Squares by bryan
The ol' apple didn't fall far from the tree.
squares
 
Scenery
Note to self: Neil Young + Pearl Jam does not automatically= message from God.
weekly shuffle
 
The Deepest Thoughts We Can Muster
american nerd survey
 
Crash
harsh toke
 

 
11.14.05
 
American Guitar Stallions: a Review by Keith Pille
National Novel Writing Month is not your friend.
books
 
Interview with Emmet Chapman by Stephen McClurg
Chapman's Stick is sort of like a guitar, but skinnier and played with two hands.
music
 
At the Museum: Installation 5 by Rebecca Collins
Trehorn ascendant!
serial fiction
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
Wherein Otto and Rolf shoot it out with a bunch of ghosts.
comics
 
The Squares by bryan
Jesus Christ!
squares
 
Sliver
Whose jock is Nirvana qualified to hold?
weekly shuffle
 
Our Favorite Technological Developments of the Past Ten Years
american nerd survey
 
Women Who Bead Are Women in Need
harsh toke
 

 
11.8.05
 
The People Who Run Things by Keith Pille
They fix the constants. They write the formulae.
fiction/pseudoscience
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
Not even levitating while on fire is enough to impress the Younger gang.
comics
 
The Squares by bryan
Have you heard the news?
squares
 
We Got The
The Beastie Boys were better as jerks than they are as activists.
weekly shuffle
 
How We've Drifted from the Religious Upbringings of Our Childhoods
american nerd survey
 
Jeff Tweedy at First Avenue
es muy bueno
 

 
10.31.05
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
The Cole Younger gang strikes again as Otto goes weekly.
comics
 
At the Museum: Installation 4 by Rebecca Collins
Welcome to The Cave.
serial fiction
 
The Squares by bryan
No Fear, dude. NO FEAR!!!
squares
 
Monkey Dot
Money Mark was a living god back in the day.
weekly shuffle
 
Our Favorite Works of Visual Art, with a Surprising Confluence of Bosch Love
american nerd survey
 
The Daylight Savings Time Switchover
harsh toke
 

 
10.24.05
 
Highlights of the Pille Gallery of Comic Book Advertisements by Keith Pille
I got a Crystar guy for Christmas one year, and he was every bit as lame as the ad would have you believe.
comics
 
At the Museum: Installation 3 by Rebecca Collins
Can Phoebe survive the jockeying for a good slot in the Picchu! planning committees?
serial fiction
 
The Squares by bryan
Apologizing first doesn't make it any more acceptable.
squares
 
The Calming Seas
The song: good. The album: search me.
weekly shuffle
 
The Web Sites We Recommend
american nerd survey
 
The Baja Tortilla Grill's Veggie Burrito Especial
harsh toke
 

 
10.17.05
 
The Great American Beer Festival as Metaphor for America, Festival, and Beer by Joel Jensen
Blue Velvet's Frank Booth would probably not enjoy the Great American Beer Festival.
beer
 
Delaine Derry Green and Her Small Empire by Stephen McClurg
An interview with the creator of My Small Diary and Not My Small Diary on zines, comics, and the secret to a good grilled cheese sandwich.
comics/zines/grilled cheese
 
At the Museum: Installation 2 by Rebecca Collins
Big discounts at the museum shop, and someone brought biscotti!
serial fiction
 
The Squares by bryan
Hot damn, these antidepressants are all upside!
squares
 
The Big Foist
Does it make you a bad music lover if the Minutemen leave you cold?
weekly shuffle
 
Are We Getting Weirder as We Get Older?
american nerd survey
 
The Big Lebowski
es muy bueno
 
Smug Corporate Commercials
harsh toke
 

 
October 10, 2005
 
Shirley Jackson: Creepy by Amethyst Vineyard
Keep your eye out for James Harris.
books
 
Interview with Bob Mould by Keith Pille
The Husker Du/Sugar legend is at peace with his past and fired up for the present.
music
 
Otto, Protector of the North Woods by Keith Pille
Don't call him a wizard. He hates that.
comics
 
I Wanted to Tell You
To be honest, Matthew Sweet doesn't sound all that urgent in his desire to tell us.
weekly shuffle
 
Grad School: Yea or Nay?
american nerd survey
 
Fight Club
harsh toke
 

 
October 3, 2005
 
Interview with Cheetah Shine by Stephen McClurg
Shine's Ear Damage covers the Mobile, Alabama music scene, and will soon feature chicks in swimsuits.
music/chicks in swimsuits
 
At the Museum, Installment #1 by Rebecca Collins
Beware the Chinese food thief!
serial fiction
 
The Squares by bryan
Valentine's Day isn't always happy.
squares
 
Back from Somewhere
Some people kick ass. Some people have melody. Husker Du had both.
weekly shuffle
 
The Biggest Guilty Pleasures on Our Bookshelves
american nerd survey
 
The Singing Detective
es muy bueno
Caffeine Overdose
harsh toke
 

 
September 20, 2005
 
The Squares by bryan
It's always nice when things work out the way you'd hoped they would .
squares
 
Superman II
harsh toke
 
September 14, 2005
 
Big Michigan: A Hero for the Ages by Keith Pille
What did America need at the tail end of the Depression? A great big crime-fighting cat, that's what.
comics
 
What Ever Happened to Tori? by Jonathan Shipley
Winner of the American Nerd subjective music criticism contest.
music
 
The Squares by bryan
Actions speak louder than words.
squares
 
Our Favorite Time of Year
american nerd survey
How We Would Fare Against 500 Dachshunds Determined to Kill Us
american nerd survey
(reposted since we biffed the link last week)
 
September 5 , 2005
 
Giallo Is the Color of My True Love's Death by Stephen McClurg
Those Italians really know what to do with high heels.
film
 
The Past Is Prologue by Keith Pille
Does Husker Du belong in a museum? Patty Dean thinks so.
music
 
The Squares by bryan
Some people are awfully proud of their beer.
squares
 
Gassed & Stoked
If you don't like a song whose title contains the word "stoked," we don't like you.
weekly shuffle
 
How We Would Fare Against 500 Dachshunds Determined to Kill Us
american nerd survey
 
 
in honor of Labor Day, we are cutting back on our labor and omitting the es muy bueno feature for this week.
FEMA/The Department of Homeland Security
harsh toke
 

 
August 29, 2005
 
Holes! by Chris Marsh
Have you ever really looked at a colander?
phobias
 
Tibonange by Stephen McClurg
Well, where do you go for reading advice?
comics
 
The Squares by bryan
Be careful what you reveal.
squares
 
Powderfinger
Neil Young and his howling guitar want you to care about the plight of hillbillies in the 1970s!
weekly shuffle
 
How We Keep Depression at Bay
american nerd survey
 
The Minnesota State Fair
es muy bueno - and don't forget last week's special contest!
Crisis on Infinite Earths
harsh toke
 

 
August 22, 2005
 
Dead Men Have No Chairs by Stephen McClurg
But don't tell Jeremy Bentham.
furniture
 
Insomnia by Keith Pille
I envy you for the dignified things that keep you up at night.
comics
 
Understanding the Modern Lyric: "Shake It Off" by Rebecca Collins
Love must be expressed. If it builds up, terrible things happen.
music
 
The Squares by bryan
Huffing kills, dude.
squares
 
Handwritten List Found in a Used Copy of Jean-Paul Sartre's The Chips Are Down by Joel Jensen
Existentialism seems to bring out strange things in people.
philosophy
 
Nicotine & Gravy
Song: good. Imagery conjured by title: not so much.
weekly shuffle
 
The Godawful Remakes We Expect from Hollywood
american nerd survey
 
Killing Yourself to Live; 85% of a True Story
es muy bueno - including a special contest!
Negativity
harsh toke
 

 
August 15, 2005
 
Over and Over Again by Don Pizarro
Do we really need a new Get Smart for the 21st Century?
film
 
Mein Hund by Stephen McClurg
Es ist zutreffend!
comics
 
The Squares by bryan
Every bit as painful as it looks.
squares
 
Soldier's Joy
There's a big difference between rocking bluegrass and an old-timey barn dance.
weekly shuffle
 
The Sporting Figures We Find Worthy of Admiration
american nerd survey
 
Gojira
es muy bueno
Budweiser Select
harsh toke
 

 
From Daryl Hall's Big Bam Book of Wisdom by Stephen McClurg
Musings from one of our society's greatest thinkers.
philosophy August 8, 2005
 
Civil War Ninjas! by Keith Pille
Learn the shocking truth about Gettysburg!
history August 8, 2005
 
Understanding the Modern Lyric: "As Good as I Once Was." by Rebecca Collins
Toby Keith is aging, but is prepared to dig deep when faced with sex-crazed sisters.
music August 8, 2005
 
Public Reading Room by E.C.W.-J.
Some people just don't know how to behave.
comics August 8, 2005
 
The Squares by bryan
Wherein we examine a common misunderstanding.
squares August 8, 2005
 
Take It or Leave It
The Strokes: saviors or strokers?
weekly shuffle August 8, 2005
 
The Most Profound Things We've Learned from Pop Culture
american nerd survey August 8, 2005
 
Sun Chips
es muy bueno August 8, 2005
Mallard Fillmore
harsh toke August 8, 2005
 

 
1000013304811 by Jonathan Shipley
As far as the Seattle Public Library's concerned, I'm just a number. And that's fine by me.
lifestyle August 1, 2005
 
Who's That Tramping Over My Bridge, Comrade? by David Indish
Lenin, Stalin, and Trotsky? Goats, all of 'em.
politics August 1, 2005
 
The Head Office by Keith Pille
Once again, we make no claims to there being a point here.
comics August 1, 2005
 
The Squares by bryan
Introducing a new weekly comic.
squares August 1, 2005
 
Masoko Tanga
Is Sting singing, or grunting?
weekly shuffle August 1, 2005
 
The Movie Adaptations of our Adolescences
american nerd survey August 1, 2005
 
The Perry Bible Fellowship
es muy bueno August 1, 2005
80s Revivalism
harsh toke August 1, 2005
 

 
Fake Baseball by Matt Vadnais
It'll go down to the wire, but it looks like the Dagobah Bog might get the pennant this year.
sports July 25, 2005
 
A Probably Incomplete Taxonomy of Annoying People One Encounters While Attending Major Sporting Events by Reed Miller
Beware of Captain Obvious!
sports July 25, 2005
 
Understanding the Modern Lyric: "Hot in Herre." by Rebecca Collins
Nelly wants to be good. But the juice says no!
music July 25, 2005
 
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (live)
Wherein we shuffle through a bootleg.
weekly shuffle July 25, 2005
 
The Books We Find Overrated and Worthy of Evisceration
american nerd survey July 25, 2005
 
Mountain Biking
es muy bueno July 25, 2005
All My Beaches
harsh toke July 25, 2005
 

 
The Self-Aware Diner by Joel Jensen
Did you know that a totally authentic American experience is waiting for you at Perkins?
anthropology July 18, 2005
 
Understanding the Modern Lyric: "Hollaback Girl." by Rebecca Collins
You can't be shocked that Freud would have something to say about Gwen Stefani.
music July 18, 2005
 
Catonia Lends a Hand by Keith Pille
It's true: a friend in need is a friend indeed.
comics July 18, 2005
 
Rock N Roll Radio V2
The shuffle gets uncomfortably self-reflexive. Fortunately, the song kicks ass.
weekly shuffle July 18, 2005
 
The Extraordinary Powers We'd Like to Have
american nerd survey July 18, 2005
 
Anchor Bay's Dario Argento Collection
es muy bueno July 18, 2005
Freeway Gas Station Restrooms
harsh toke July 18, 2005
 

 
Death to Kill Your Idols by Keith Pille
In which a part-time rock critic gripes about a bunch of other rock critics and rock criticism in general. Everyone's a critic.
music July 11, 2005
 
Down at La Jerkerie by Keith Pille
We're not even going to pretend that there's a point to this.
comics July 11, 2005
 
Climbing Up the Walls
Is there anyone else out there that doesn't love Radiohead?
weekly shuffle July 11, 2005
 
The TV Shows We'd Like to Eradicate
american nerd survey July 11, 2005
 
Chinatown
es muy bueno July 11, 2005
People
harsh toke July 11, 2005
 

 
Listmania! by Mark Kalar, Stephen McClurg, Keith Pille, Don Pizarro, and Simon Riordan
We had a lot of crucial information to pass along.
pointless June 27, 2005
 
KARE-11 Round-Up #1 by Rebecca Collins
The local news bears watching. Close watching.
kare-11 round-up June 27, 2005
 
That's When I Reach for My Revolver
The shuffle gets violent. And muddy.
weekly shuffle June 27, 2005
 
Our Favorite Movies of 1995
american nerd survey June 27, 2005
 
Comics 101
es muy bueno June 27, 2005
Ants
harsh toke June 27, 2005
 

 
The Superhuman Potential Movement by Don Pizarro
Warning: contains a very disturbing picture of Captain America.
comics June 20, 2005
 
John, I'm Only Dancing
Our first step in a random musical outing.
weekly shuffle June 20, 2005
 
Our Obscure Attractions
american nerd contributor survey June 20, 2005
 
Tropicana Sugar Free Lemonade
es muy bueno June 20, 2005
Birth
harsh toke June 20, 2005
 
American Nerd Reader Survey
We would like to hear from you. There may be free stuff involved. One more week to get your opinion into the hopper and get into the mind-blowing free stuff drawing.
navel-gazing June 20, 2005
 

 
A Nowhere-Near Complete List of Star Wars Nitpicks by Chad Cook, Mark Kalar, and Keith Pille
Complaining about the franchise is an important part of enjoying it.
film June 13, 2005
 
Pogeybait
Five songs from one of the nation's laziest bands.
music June 13, 2005
 
Our Damn Good Meals
american nerd contributor survey June 13, 2005
 
Persepolis
es muy bueno June 13, 2005
Summer
harsh toke June 13, 2005
 
American Nerd Reader Survey
We would like to hear from you. There may be free stuff involved.
navel-gazing June 13, 2005
 

 
Dropping off or Picking up? by Keith Pille
A sampling of the tough decisions a comics fan must make.
comics June 6, 2005
 
Our Advice to the Youth of America
american nerd contributor survey June 6, 2005
 
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
es muy bueno June 6, 2005
HP Scanjet 2200C Scanner
harsh toke June 6, 2005
 

 
Bluegrass and Johnny Reb by Ben Tripp
An old man with a banjo can go a long way to stop a bar from stoically sucking.
culture May 23, 2005
 
Hitting the Showers with Jonathan Shipley
And just how do you get everything clean?
hygeine May 23, 2005
 

Born Rich: Smoke 'Em if You Got 'Em by Rebecca Collins

High-society heirs and scuzzy basement dwellers have more in common than you'd expect.
r-rated April 18, 2005
 
Our Most Destructive Acts
american nerd contributor survey May 23, 2005
 
The Daily Grind Ironman Challenge
es muy bueno May 23, 2005
Ads in the Sunday Comics
harsh toke May 23, 2005
 

 
Catching Up with Spuds
In an exclusive interview, American Nerd gets the scoop on where Spuds Mackenzie has been-- and where he's going.
celebrity May 16, 2005
 
Our First Mind-Blowing Books
american nerd contributor survey May 16, 2005
 
Decasia
es muy bueno May 16, 2005
Patriotic Magnetic Car Ribbons
harsh toke May 16, 2005
 

 
One Man's Scary Crap Is Another Man's Treasure by Keith Pille
The recent history of the United States, as represented by rural antique shops.
anthropology May 9, 2005
 
Steganography
An American Nerd special report.
cryptoanalysis May 9, 2005
 
Our Most Disappointing CDs
american nerd contributor survey May 9, 2005
 
AC/DC
es muy bueno May 9, 2005
Kellogg's Real Fruit! Fruit Harvest (Strawberry Blueberry)
harsh toke May 9, 2005
 

 
Diary of a Literary Festival by Amethyst Vineyard
If they lose your entry, admission is free!
books April 25, 2005
 
How to Be a Rock Star's Girlfriend by Jennifer Whigham
Warning: you may interact with grown men who have tommy guns tattooed on their cheeks.
music April 25, 2005
 

Hybrid Animals

An American Nerd guide.
nature April 25, 2005
 
Our Oldest Shirts
american nerd contributor survey April 25, 2005
 
Seven Soldiers of Victory
es muy bueno April 25, 2005
The People Attending the Shins Show at First Avenue (Minneapolis), 11 April 2005
harsh toke April 25, 2005
 

 
A Hard Habit to Break by Don Pizarro
Or how I learned to stop worrying and love 80s Chicago.
music April 18, 2005
 
The Honorable Michael Jackson by Jonathan Shipley
Well, "honorable" may not be the exact word...
music April 18, 2005
 

All I Really Need to Know About Writing an Animated Screenplay, I Learned Watching The Iron Giant by Rebecca Collins

Respecting your audince is good. So is having a 100-foot-tall metal-eating robot.
r-rated April 18, 2005
 
Our Most Harrowing Brushes with the Law
american nerd contributor survey April 18, 2005
 
The National Weather Service Online
es muy bueno April 18, 2005
The Slow Decline of The Amazing Race
harsh toke April 18, 2005
 

How Stocks Are Valued by Chad Cook
Left unanswered: why did Joey Ramone spend so much time watching Maria Bartiromo?
cooking the books April 13, 2005
 

 
The Dame Is In! by Amethyst Vineyard
Dame Muriel Spark is a Scottish writing machine.
books April 11, 2005
 
Chalk Talk by Rebecca Collins
Some of America's foremost thinkers and businesspeople eschew formal education.
america: of thee i sing April 11, 2005
 
The TV that Bugs Us the Most
american nerd contributor survey April 11, 2005
 
Guacamole
es muy bueno April 11, 2005
Critical Mass
harsh toke April 11, 2005
 

Look to the Mole! by Joel Jensen
It turns out that architecture and zoology are pretty much the same thing.
book review April 4, 2005
 
It Only Took Sixteen Years by Don Pizarro
Dr. Who is back; but don't call it a comeback, he's been here for years. Or will be. It gets confusing when you're dealing with a Time Lord.
television April 4, 2005
 

Ride, Costner, Ride by Rebecca Collins

In The Upside of Anger, Kevin Costner reveals his true calling: being a schlub.
r-rated April 4, 2005
 
Our First Cars
american nerd contributor survey April 4, 2005
 
Better Off Dead
es muy bueno April 4, 2005
Loretta Lynn at Mystic Lake Casino
harsh toke April 4, 2005
 

 
Why Rambo Matters by Jonathan Shipley
The woman at Wal*Mart had better watch her Ps and Qs.
film March 21, 2005
 
A Natural History of The Rube by Keith Pille
If you've never played badminton in the street, you've never played badminton.
anthropology March 21, 2005
 

Newtation! by N. Gingrich

Thoughts on love, music, and life from a Southern wild man.
music March 21, 2005
 
Our Briefest Jobs
american nerd contributor survey March 21, 2005
 
The Great Destroyer
es muy bueno March 21, 2005
Phillips HE592 Surround Sound Earbuds
harsh toke March 21, 2005
 

 
A Bad Day to Be a Sturgeon by Keith Pille
Six hours in a frozen shanty waiting to impale a fish? Why not!
sports March 14, 2005
 
Suicide Note #37 by Geoff Herbach
The clergy really need to be more careful about what they say.
fiction March 14, 2005
 
Book Recommendations
american nerd contributor survey March 14, 2005
 
Organizing My Books
es muy bueno March 14, 2005
Organizing My Books
harsh toke March 14, 2005
 

 
Those Damned Monkeys Killed Magellan by Joel Jensen
Is there anything left to explore after we've covered clown porn?
philosophy March 7, 2005
 
Pooped by Jonathan Shipley
How to make a bad retail job worse.
unfortunately true March 7, 2005
 
The NHL Lockout by Chad Cook
Miss hockey? Chad Cook tries to figure out who it is that's depriving you.
cooking the books March 7, 2005
 

Newtation! by N. Gingrich

Thoughts on love, music, and life from a Southern wild man.
music March 7, 2005
 
Lunch on the Run
For less than ten bucks, Master Chef Grant Weeks serves up a meal for two.
2 for $10 March 7, 2005
 
Our Worst Purchases
american nerd contributor survey March 7, 2005
 
Ghost World
es muy bueno March 7, 2005
Eyes Wide Shut
harsh toke March 7, 2005
 

 
Run, Zombie, Run by Stephen McClurg
Ever been to Pittsburgh? They have some fantastic zombies.
film February 28, 2005
 
The Million-Pound Shithammer Comes Down by Keith Pille
The world's a little less interesting now.
obituary February 28, 2005
 
Kingdom of the Spiders by Rebecca Collins
Our correspondent sits down with 88 legs' worth of raw acting talent.
r-rated February 28, 2005
 
Our Worst Apartments
american nerd contributor survey February 28, 2005
 
Cats
es muy bueno February 28, 2005
Cats
harsh toke February 28, 2005
 

 
Wait, You Mean I'm Not a Special Snowflake? by Keith Pille
No wonder it's so tough to get Wilco tickets.
music February 21, 2005
 
Taster's Choice by Ben Lang
Mornings are not easy.
real life adventures February 21, 2005
 
Dell Vs. Apple by Chad Cook
Financial guy Chad Cook deconstructs a CEO's attempt to ignite a pissing match.
cooking the books February 21, 2005
 
The Farthest We've Been from Lebanon, Kansas
american nerd contributor survey February 21, 2005
 
OpenOffice
es muy bueno February 21, 2005
Tightey Whiteys
harsh toke February 21, 2005
 

 
I'm Obsessed with the Netflix Queue by Joel Jensen
It's very convenient, having my personality available online like that...
film February 14, 2005
 
Coach's Corner by Mark Kalar
Get out the puke buckets, kiddies.
fiction February 14, 2005
 
Because No One Is Thinking About You… Except When They Are by Rebecca Collins
The pick for Best Picture finally takes shape.
r-rated February 14, 2005
 

Newtation! by N. Gingrich

Thoughts on love, music, and life from a Southern wild man.
music February 14, 2005
 
Our First Music Purchases
american nerd contributor survey February 14, 2005
 
X-Force/X-Statix
es muy bueno February 14, 2005
Political Blogs
harsh toke February 14, 2005
 

 
I Just Want to Be Alive by Lauren Pontious
Me and my obsession with Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
television February 7, 2005
 
Marrying Marta by Geoff Herbach
Can a woman really love a pedagogue who may or may not have pig nipples?
fiction February 7, 2005
 
No Payments until 2010!
Financial guy Chad Cook looks at the seamy underside of cheap couches.
cooking the books February 7, 2005
 
Our Hair in 1990
american nerd contributor survey February 7, 2005
 
The Caine Mutiny
es muy bueno February 7, 2005
Cat vs. Vet
harsh toke February 7, 2005
 

 
The Long Crush by Ander Monson
Ball golf? Ha. Real men use discs.
sports January 31, 2005
 

America's Next Top Novelist by Keith Pille

In which the publishing industry tries to put the drama back into literature.
fiction January 31, 2005
 

Oscars: Who's Got a Shot? by Rebecca Collins

Some have a shot, some have a date with the backlot.
r-rated January 31, 2005

 

Newtation! by N. Gingrich

Thoughts on love, music, and life from a Southern wild man.
music January 31, 2005

 

French Onion Soup
For less than ten bucks, Master Chef Grant Weeks serves up a meal for two.
2 for $10 January 31, 2005
 
Achewood
es muy bueno January 31, 2005

Numb3rs

harsh toke January 31, 2005
 
 
 

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