Nuff said.

I have no on-the-record opinion of Citibank, but we did just set up a new checking account, and it wasn’t with them.

The Da Vinci Code is for a/Gnostics what “Left Behind”:http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/left_behind/ is for Christians: poorly written, over-simplifying, brain-candy drivel for folks who already Think Like I Do. Both require a helmet while watching because both are going to bash you over the head with a message. I agree, if we’re going to have a piece of art that will delve into serious spiritual and social questions, it has to be both artistic in its level of quality, and it has to encourage dialog. Both of these films are guilty of doing neither.

Being addicted to Microsoft Money is like being addicted to air. Don’t feel bad about it. My addiction had been disrupted by the little poop machine, though. Citibank credit card payment totally skipped my mind. They were pretty understanding of the whole thing.

About credit cards: How about this killer app…click here for a list of the American Express cards which will work best for you. Hint, the list is the same as the list I compiled of well-written sentences and non-predictable plot twists in Dan Brown’s abysmal novel. Click here.

Fascinatin’ eh? Try AT&T rewards.

I listened to the podcast and read the quotes. Dan Brown is so fluffy-like Josh McDowell for the lazy agnostic. Why bother? When you’re sitting on a jury deciding on a crime that was not caught on camera, there is only the careful weighing of evidence. No gotchas, no conspiracy.