Mormons on Pseudoephedrine

17 May 2007

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Dooce has a terrific little audio snippet of a Utah traffic reporter who unintentionally reveals her religious affiliation on the air:

Only in Utah

Good thing she wasn't flying the chopper! And shouldn't cold medicine be against the Word of Wisdom?

Drugs Mormonism

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William Shunn

Hugo and Nebula Award nominee. Creator of Proper Manuscript Format, Spelling Bee Solver, Tylogram, and more. Banned in Canada.

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William Shunn at Up Comedy Club, April 17, 2013

Storytelling

Tripped Up (and Out) by Storytelling

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04 Mar 2016

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By: William Shunn

Dogs

Ella in the Sky with Diamonds

Before today, I had never had the opportunity to help a friend come down from a bad trip. It turns out that the sedative the vet used today to calm Ella down enough that a steady X ray could be taken is in fact a hallucinogen. After the X ray,

05 Jun 2006

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1 Min

By: William Shunn

Writing

Ray Bradbury

The visionary whose stories foretold the Sony Walkman, who imagined virtual reality at a time when there were 400 television sets in the entire state of California, does not own a computer. He does not like the screens. "Computers are for people who make mistakes," he says. "

16 Nov 2000

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1 Min

By: William Shunn

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