After Hours Cafe
Edmund O'Reilly
- Location
- Sydney, NSW, Australia
- Birthday
- October 21
- Bio
- Copywriter and graphic artist transplanted from New York to Sydney, Australia.
MY RECENT POSTS
- How Bad Is It?
January 07, 2009 07:01PM - 'Truman Syndrome': Life
Imitates Art Imitating Life
November 26, 2008 12:39AM - People Are Always Asking Me If
I Know Lester Burnham
October 01, 2008 09:43PM - Take the Money and Run
September 28, 2008 06:52AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Right now, just weighing
up my options and trying to
do
what's best.
The
Buddha sa…”
January 07, 2009 08:05PM - “I was wondering where
this was going to lead, but
you really
got me.
On
the upside…”
December 17, 2008 05:19PM - “I remember a few years
ago a friend of mine (who was
online
way too much) said
to…”
October 04, 2008 09:35PM - “Your story seems to
capture what's going on with
so many
people, for so many
reas…”
October 02, 2008 08:55PM - “I finally saw this
episode last night and I agree
with Sara:
Roger's been
looking…”
October 01, 2008 08:57PM
Edmund O'Reilly's Links
- Edmund O'Reilly's Links
- Cult of Mac
- Harper's
- The Sun
- This I Believe
- edmundoreilly.com
How Bad Is It?
Without having to restate the obvious, things are bad.
The New York Times reported on Tuesday that the computer systems in New York State that handle unemployment claims and insurance were so inundated with post-holiday demand that the system crashed... and in more ways than one, I would opine.… Read full post »
'Truman Syndrome': Life Imitates Art Imitating Life
Doctors have been reporting cases of people who believe that their lives are being filmed and broadcast as a reality TV series. The 'Truman Syndrome' -- referencing the 1998 movie, The Truman Show -- is a condition where afflicted patients are thoroughly convinced that, as stars of their show, everyt… Read full post »
People Are Always Asking Me If I Know Lester Burnham
A few years ago, Fight Club tried to speak for a generation of males who presumably felt they had no real identity other than that which their money could buy. It struck a nerve with guys who might describe themselves as "spriritual but not religious", who didn't like their jobs but… Read full post »
Speaking more as a consumer and survivor of the mostly-pointless American education system, it really doesn't come as a huge surprise that a financial breaking point is being reached by the very institutions that orchestrated the lending mess in the first place. It's quite puzzling, actually, that th… Read full post »
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