The Greatest Hits

If you’re not quite sure what Ranzino.com is all about, well, join the club.

However, if you want to invest some of your precious time and energy into finding out what kind of posts are typical around here, please feel free to peruse these not-so-random sampling of posts.

Naturally the following posts were first ordered by the Bliss Bibliographic Classification System, but then I didn’t like the way they looked. I eventually settled on ordering them from most to least obligatory donut references.

1. The Drive Thru Window to My Soul
   A chronicle of my forbidden love with a fast food chain.
2. Backhanded Condiments
   A look back on that kooky 2004 election as seen through the eyes of ketchup enthusiasts.
3. A Conversational Email Filter for Microsoft Outlook
   Your guide to my Inbox.
4. I Knew You’d Want a Hot Apple Pie With That
   Because any time you can mention Professional Wrestler Ric Flair, you know it’s a good post.
5. A Parent’s Primer for Children’s Board Games: Candy Land
   Your guide to surviving what could potentially be 3 grueling hours of monotony.
6. Find an Alien and We’ll Throw in Some Hush Puppies
   My favorite stupid one-line throwaway joke of that particular year.
7. Anger Management
   20% funnier than the movie of the same name (with 100% less exposure to a cross-dressing Woody Harrelson.)
8. Summer Movie Preview 2004!
   Relive the box office glory of summers gone by! Or, you know, just skip it.
9. The Cupholder Killer
   One of the first posts I marginally liked, and plus it has a nifty picture.
10. 4 Hour Work Day
    My life vs. the life of an NFL football player.
11. For That Deep Down Nielsens Thirst
    Hmmmmm, then again, maybe this post on sweat isn’t that good after all.
12. The Debate Team
    More 2004 Presidential Election zaniness!
13. Help Feed Martha
    Martha Stewart goes to jail – the State of Connecticut suddenly has a doily surplus.
14. Super (Market) Dad
    The adventures of parenthood continue.
15. It’s “Wine Spectator” You Idiot
    I love imagining conversations with inanimate objects.