First off, I’m not balding; I just have a long forehead. Secondly, balding is a celebration of manhood. Only man has the innate ability to shed the burdensome wool helmet widely known as hair. Let’s face it. Hair is about as convenient as a June bug gettin’ into your chickenfeed. You have to wash it, comb it, gel it, frost it and for what?
How’s it hanging, you guys?? TJ here, first-time web logger (weblogomist?) and official New Yorker for two whole weeks now! In addition to reporting on what’s cool ‘round ‘town, I’ll be sharing all the interesting observations I’ll be having. Let’s get the party started!
Okay, we’ll start the party in a sec -- first, some stuff about me! I’m 24, recently college graduated with a B.A.
The other day I got a surprising letter from one of our faithful readers. Allow me to paraphrase, if I may:
Dear Tim @ Steve’s Word,
Love the site. You’re my favorite writer. Keep up the good work. Anyway, I’ve got a little problem, a big problem actually, that I think you are probably most apt to offering some sort of helpful advice.
An idea inspired by my erstwhile friends at Steve’s Word has prompted me to inform readers of this esteemed publication about my activities on the campaign trail here in rural South Carolina. Before I begin spinning the yarn that will undoubtedly entertain and captivate my readers, I would like to assure all of you out there that I know what you’re thinking.

Come on, Eldrick.