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About RogerNumbers

RogerNumbers is a Anchor, GOOD News living in New York, NY.

I make news. Not in the sense that I'm someone who is on the news. I mean, I'm on the news, but not as a subject. Rather I produce the news that you watch. And I don't even do that, our producer Jen does. For the record, she's a news maker in the other sense, having invented chopstick straws for eating miso soup. They're really quite brilliant. She was on the Food Network. Back to me, though. I make news.

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On February 21, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: 28 Days

  • and said:

Hey everybody! Thanks so much for the kind words. It means a lot to me. I’ll miss you all from Malibu Pines!

On February 19, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Oscar Shorts, Animation Edition

  • and said:

Our Oscar madness cannot be contained to Friday alone.

On February 6, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Casual Friday

  • and said:

It’s both–it’s stop-motion in 3D, which is like awesome multiplied by delicious. At first I couldn’t believe it wasn’t CGI. It’s stunning. 

On February 5, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: There Are Still Rich People

  • and said:

I cut coupons and use them instead of aluminum foil.

On January 28, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: The Sad Saga of Macquarie Island

  • and said:

@Anon–we’ve been asking ourselves the same question. I just find it amazing that a mouse in 1810 killed a penguin in 2006.

On January 27, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Change Index: Week One

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Speaking of Jack Bauer: this is amazing.

On January 23, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Casual Friday: PSYOPS Rejects

  • and said:

I talked to Russ Kick, who runs the awesome Memory Hole site, and I told him I thought it was weird how much the rejected ones look like political cartoons. He said that’s because they ARE political cartoons. They actually appeared in newspapers and were appropriated by whoever was drafting up these leaflets.

On January 22, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Mister Trash Can

  • and said:

Dear Video,

Where do I send my money for my talking trash can?

Thank you,
Roger

PS You are weird and terrific.

On January 20, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: When W Becomes an X

  • and said:

I do wonder what’s going to happen with Rick Warren and Obama. Each guy is a threatening figure for some, and the fact that these two guys with pretty different views are talking (and possibly even listening) to each other could be a good thing. jrs-I agree Special Air Mission 28000 sounds like a space ship. Someone around here says they’re going to start a band called Special Air Mission 28000. Anyway, to your other comments… Bush’s stuff will be put on military planes–that’s how presidential belongings get moved. As for my use of the word “re-writing,” I’ll concede that there might be better words to describe the work of the Bush legacy project. But it is about shaping how history tells his story, and all presidents do it. Who knows what’ll happen next. Jimmy Carter left office with an approval rating in the 30s,and he’s made some real positive change in the world since.

On January 8, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Unemployment May Cause Side Effects

  • and said:

Ipecac guy made $150. Which works out to less than $10 per vomit. 

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On 2008-10-21 RogerNumbers posted
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  • on October 21, 2008 at 5:12 pm

Today’s show is my interview with author, minor television personality, and all-around interesting guy John Hodgman. The buzz around the newsroom was that we must have been separated at birth. I’m not sure I see it.

If so, though, I think it’s clear he is the evil twin, as he essentially makes things up for a living. Although if he has a twin blog somewhere on which he makes things up, he may be saying…

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On February 21, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: 28 Days

  • and said:

Hey everybody! Thanks so much for the kind words. It means a lot to me. I’ll miss you all from Malibu Pines!

On February 19, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Oscar Shorts, Animation Edition

  • and said:

Our Oscar madness cannot be contained to Friday alone.

On February 6, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Casual Friday

  • and said:

It’s both–it’s stop-motion in 3D, which is like awesome multiplied by delicious. At first I couldn’t believe it wasn’t CGI. It’s stunning. 

On February 5, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: There Are Still Rich People

  • and said:

I cut coupons and use them instead of aluminum foil.

On January 28, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: The Sad Saga of Macquarie Island

  • and said:

@Anon–we’ve been asking ourselves the same question. I just find it amazing that a mouse in 1810 killed a penguin in 2006.

On January 27, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Change Index: Week One

  • and said:

Speaking of Jack Bauer: this is amazing.

On January 23, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Casual Friday: PSYOPS Rejects

  • and said:

I talked to Russ Kick, who runs the awesome Memory Hole site, and I told him I thought it was weird how much the rejected ones look like political cartoons. He said that’s because they ARE political cartoons. They actually appeared in newspapers and were appropriated by whoever was drafting up these leaflets.

On January 22, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Mister Trash Can

  • and said:

Dear Video,

Where do I send my money for my talking trash can?

Thank you,
Roger

PS You are weird and terrific.

On January 20, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: When W Becomes an X

  • and said:

I do wonder what’s going to happen with Rick Warren and Obama. Each guy is a threatening figure for some, and the fact that these two guys with pretty different views are talking (and possibly even listening) to each other could be a good thing. jrs-I agree Special Air Mission 28000 sounds like a space ship. Someone around here says they’re going to start a band called Special Air Mission 28000. Anyway, to your other comments… Bush’s stuff will be put on military planes–that’s how presidential belongings get moved. As for my use of the word “re-writing,” I’ll concede that there might be better words to describe the work of the Bush legacy project. But it is about shaping how history tells his story, and all presidents do it. Who knows what’ll happen next. Jimmy Carter left office with an approval rating in the 30s,and he’s made some real positive change in the world since.

On January 8, 2009 RogerNumbers Discussed

Private: Unemployment May Cause Side Effects

  • and said:

Ipecac guy made $150. Which works out to less than $10 per vomit. 

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