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Guest Writer: Magnum P.I.

Guest Writer: Magnum P.I.

Posted on May 17, 2011 | One Comment

Well! At long last, a brave soul heeded the call for decent (at last!) writing on MK Tales. And a celebrity no less! He often gets confused with that guy from Blue Bloods. Magnum P.I., take it away…

I see you have been compiling stories of some truth about me without revealing my true identity.

Adventures in Babysitting

Adventures in Babysitting

Posted on May 9, 2011 | No Comments

When we lived in Bolivia, we were pretty poor. Better off than most, but compared to Steve Jobs, the IKEA guy or Mother Teresa: pretty poor. This meant I got no pocket money and as a white kid, opportunities for honest work weren’t plentiful, aside from maybe selling vegetables on the street for 50c a month, or my remaining organs Dad didn’t have dibs on.

Site Re-Design

Site Re-Design

Posted on Apr 21, 2011 | No Comments

Well, as you may have noticed, the site looks completely different now. I felt the old design was a little cluttered, and I wanted to bring the focus back to the content, so…
Photo of the Day, which has been very popular, now shows up in the slideshow on the homepage.

1 Year Old!

1 Year Old!

Posted on Apr 21, 2011 | No Comments

Well, here we are, one year older but not wiser. Thanks everyone for visiting throughout the year. Your support means something. I just haven’t figured out what yet. Of course, my pleas for photos largely went unnoticed; save for about 2 people, and I’ve never had anyone else try to write for the site, aside from threats from family members looking for revenge.

3rd World Plastic Surgery

3rd World Plastic Surgery

Posted on Apr 11, 2011 | 5 Comments

A while ago a friend of mine had a melanoma removed from her arm. It left a rather large scar on her bicep and left my wife rather worried about the health of our skin. As a couple, we agreed the best course of action was to be men and to do nothing about it and ignore any symptoms that might arise in the future.