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This is about a year old but I am just seeing it for the first time. It is just amazing – I could watch it all day long and probably will. Check it out…
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I can’t say it any better than this, so watch the video. I especially like the part about the ‘beautiful moms in their yoga clothes.’ True, true.
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Wow. That’s all I can say.
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Here are Craig and AB and the fruits of their garden love.
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Check out the song of the week here.
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The duck is leaving the building. Sort of. He’s really just changing his name and moving to greener pastures, as ducks and cows tend to do.
In order to not create too much work for or put too much pressure on myself (read: Irregularly updating ONE blog is enough, gawd forbid two…), I’m moving How to Get Good Duck over to www.andersporter.com. This way I can keep this incredibly insightful blog, some links to some of my other crap and an ‘acquired taste’ sampling of some of my writing all in one place.
How to Get Good Duck will return one day, more than likely as a star-studded major motion picture. Until then, please check out www.andersporter.com when you have a chance. If you are subscribed to How to Get Good Duck, or are receiving email updates (yes, I’m talking to both of you), you might want to change your RSS feed or re-subscribe for email updates from andersporter.com.
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to write a story in six words. The result was
“For sale: baby shoes, never used.”
- Smith Magazine
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I remember thinking when the writers’ strike started a few months ago: oh yeah, right – the Hollywood “strike tool”… they’ll take a few days off from work, walk around the streets of 
L.A. wearing khaki shorts and sunglasses while they drink soy lattes from paper mugs… cell phone in one hand and picket sign in the other… and then it’ll quietly go away: some sort of deal will be reached, and they’ll take up their cushy little jobs again, wearing khaki shorts and sunglasses while they drink soy lattes from paper mugs…What really amazes me is the timing of all of this. The Internet now provides an open platform on which aspiring writers, actors, directors and producers can strut their stuff. 
And this stuff is, right now, as good if not better than what you see on the tee vee. And the quality is improving daily. Considering this, it seems to me that union writers should be happy that they still have their cushy little jobs. Instead of branching out and creating side-projects (which, sometimes unfortunately, anyone with a camera and a microphone can do) on the Internet, striking writers have taken the “shit, we’re not going to be able to cush forever… let’s get as much as we can while we’re still around…” approach.
And the fact that there is now a whole slew of feel sorry for us videos out there is pathetic, I think. Take your pick from here here here or everywhere. Thankfully, SlateV’s Torie Bosch agrees with me, as seen in this video here:
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