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So what I’m thinking is that it is possible for a high-school reject to get revenge. It takes 30 years or so, and the wonderful experience of childbirth, but it’s possible. Here’s how it happens: you and your husband stop off on the way home from lunch at the neighborhood grocery store (they still have … Continue reading Popularity in high school, thirty years later
Much of the Arab world, that which cares enough to send the very best, anyway, seems to have decided that it either has nothing to live for, or that, since it can’t be the most powerful civilization in the world, nobody else can either. Anyway… Gail pointed me to this… Crossing the Rubicon2: Kisses and … Continue reading The Arab attitude
They have many rainy days in Ireland, where this bit comes from. One of my favorite writers, Flann O’Brien. There was nothing unusual in the appearance of Mr John Furriskey but actually he has one distinction that is rarely encountered – he was born at the age of twenty-five and entered the world with a … Continue reading Diversions for a rainy day.
Via Wizbang John Kerry’s Magic Cellphone It’s sort of like his lucky CIA hat… SANTA FE, United States (AFP) – Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry hailed Christopher Reeve as “America’s hero” and vowed to drive on the dead Superman actor’s crusade for stem-cell research. …Kerry said the last time he heard from Reeve was on … Continue reading Commander Kerry and the Cellphone of Tomorrow
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