Brand New Killin’ It Vid!: Your Rage is Your Rage
Feeling Rageful this monday? Once you learn how to own your rage, you’ll find that »
New KI! Vid: All Around a Pig’s Butt’s Ham
If you’ve ever heard someone use the expression “All around a pig’s butt’s ham,” well »
New KI! Video: Conflict Resolution. “You Fuck With Me? I Fuck with You!”
Arguing. Altercation, beef, bickering, blowup, bone of contention, brannigan, brawl, brush, clash, controversy, crusher, debate, difference of opinion, disagreement, dispute, donnybrook, dustup, exchange, face-off, feud, finisher, flap, fuss, gin, hassle, knockdown and drag out, quarrel, rhubarb, romp, row, ruckus, ruction, rumpus, run-in, scene, scrap, set-to, shindy, spat, squabble, static, stew, talking heads, tiff, words, wrangle. It’s unnerving to be confronted »
Killin’ It Is: Quit Working For Someone Else and Start Working for Yourself!
If there’s one thing you can be absolutely sure about, it’s that there’s much misery »
How Do You Kill It In The Proximity of Another Person’s Strong Body Odor?
All of us at one time or another have likely had to deal with another »
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Jet Blue’s Steve Slater Kills It Big Time…plus, Paul visits Butte Montana’s Superfund Site: The Berkeley Pit
Boom Pow Presto: Steve Slater. This man has provided the nation with the feel good story of the year, hands down. The question we have to ask ourselves is what chord did he strike?
Read More »Vogue Italia’s Oil-Spill-Inspired Fashion Editorial…plus, Paul Explains Why You Should Swear at Your Children
Much attention has been paid to the recent issue of Vogue Italia which contains a fashion editorial inspired by this year’s catastrophic BP oil spill. While some call it art, others decry the photographs
Read More »Paul on The Death of Type O Negative’s Peter Steele…plus, Revisiting How to Kill Addiction
On April 13 the lead singer of Type O Negative, Peter Steele, died from heart failure at 48 years old. His music was a combination of the morose Gothic and aggressive heavy metal –
Read More »Paul on March Madness…Plus, revisiting the first ever “Killin’ It with Paul Crik” video, on FEAR itself
If you were part of the annual American television watching tradition known as “March Madness,” you got to experience one of the more exciting and hyped final games of recent memory. The billing on
Read More »Paul on Genies, Sorcerers, and Bees… Plus, Love 2.0
Last November, thousands of online viewers witnessed the wedding of Sal 9000 and Nene Anegasaki. Sal 9000 is a 27 year-old resident of Tokyo, Japan and Nene Anegasaki exists in an online game. Love,
Read More »Paul-as a troll-Defends a Nomadic Lifestyle…Plus, Another Brilliant Ode to Iron Mike Tyson
Truebadour. Three words: True. Bad. Our. Sometimes etymology gets it right. The troubador tradition started in the 11th century, a style for rhetorical musical poetic fiction that even today finds many a fan happy
Read More »Paul Chatroulettes and discusses The War on Drugs
Recently I’ve been spending some time on the newly super-popular chatroulette.com. Wow, what an idea! In the short time it’s been online (less than 6 months), its user base has expanded exponentially, with hordes
Read More »Crik on Lists…Plus, Optimizing The Present instead of just “Being an Optimist”
If you buy into the “think positive and it will be positive” hype, you’re probably looking at the current socio-economic situation thinking it will eventually get better. But how do we prepare to take
Read More »Tiger Woods is Gettin’ Killed
Amidst the Tiger uproar here’s an angle i haven’t heard. It may seem harsh (uncrik) at one level by pointing out someone’s failing but I think it leads to a broader point… Earl Wood’s
Read More »I Don’t Know What It’s Like…I Really Don’t
Holy Moly! Most people I know are so busy thinking about the things they do do, they don’t imagine the millions of things they don’t do. Think about it, you could spend whole days
Read More »The End of Books?
Ever think about how the time people spend online is time spent reading, but not reading books? Ever ponder the dwindling profits of book publishers? The general diminishing of the american attention span –
Read More »What If You’re Completely Wrong?! . . . Plus, Paul Weighs in on Obama’s Nobel
If there’s any consensus about Barack Obama winning the Nobel Peace prize last week, it’s that the award was given somewhat prematurely, perhaps in an effort to strengthen the presidents resolve on the tough
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