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Ralph Waldo Emerson

A friend may well be reckoned a masterpiece of nature.
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Robert Frost

No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader.
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Weird coincidence

Last night I watched the beginning of Hunting Party with Richard Gere, as Amer suggested. There’s an opening scene in which Simon Hunt, Gere’s character, is attempting to cover a story–he’s a TV journalist–in Somalia, and he stumbles and falls as a blast goes off near him. It’s hit or miss and he barely escapees [...]

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Snowflake Klum

Snowflake Klum

Supermodel Heidi Klum struts the catwalk as her husband Seal performs during a Victoria’s Secret fashion show at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, Nov. 15, 2007.
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Silence of the Lambs

I saw this movie in Carson City when it came out. I felt like I was the only person in the audience who identified with Clarice. When Lecter slams his fist against the glass and scares her, it sent a chill down my spine. A cold-blooded, psychopathic murderer had done that to me when [...]

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best spam I ever got

        From:          budakikid@soleh.com
        Subject:         A shocking occurrence ceases to be shocking when it occurs daily.
        Date:         November 7, 2007 5:40:18 AM PST
        To:          tajmari@mac.com
        Reply-To:          budakikid@soleh.com
Haven’t we met somewhere before? ?))
Doing easily what others find difficult is talent doing what is impossible for talent is genius.
Between us and heaven or hell there is [...]

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Shop pulls “Lolita” bed for young girls

Interesting article from Reuters. What ineteresting is that nobody at the store — not the buyer or any of the staff — had a clue who Lolita was. How soon we forget . . .
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Shop pulls “Lolita” bed for young girls
Fri Feb 1, 2008 2:01pm EST
LONDON (Reuters) – A chain [...]

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Why we read what we read

Why we read what we read
This book had some interesting insights. I don’t read romance novels, with the exception of one written by a friend, a Ph.D psychologist here in Reno. It was steamy, to say the least. Lots of “aching loins,” “arching members,” etc. However, she did nail a certain feeling: lust toward a [...]

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Penny and me

When I lived on the beach in Santa Monica in a hotel in a room next to Penny, we used to go buy a pound of vanilla coffee at a shop nearby. It was one of those coffee and sundries shops — sort of like Starbucks of today, but with more stuff — they had [...]

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Things I want to write about

I lived on Quincy or Spokane, over between 9th and the freeway, with those bozo, pothead idiots. I took the ill-fated trip to Sand Mountain.
Penny and me — coffee. Vanilla to be exact. The little shop in Santa Monica.
The wonderful lady I lived with in Sparks. How I listened to Neil Young’s Harvest album [...]

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