Even if they didn't watch it. "thirtysomething" aired its final episode 21 years and one day ago. Initially unwatchable, it could be argued that it grew up fast and became fairly substantial. I especially liked the workplace stuff. The Miles Drentell character was one of…
There's an over-beers game at least a few journalists have been known to play. It involves competing to see who can recall the most disdainful rebuff ever encountered when approaching someone for an interview. These stories can be pretty entertaining. Sometimes the person being approached…
They must believe they can ding you and ding and ding you with service charges and you still won't take your business elsewhere because you imagine that switching all of your automatic-payment arrangements would be a monumental pain.
You might enjoy this site. www.natpark.org
Try to remember that today is not Monday.
According to reviews of a biography of the late writer, Richard Brautigan, the author of "Trout Fishing in America" used to enjoy getting drunk and then discharging firearms indoors.
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Once upon a time at least, if you hung around the English department enough and were friends with a number of your female classmates, you heard about which visiting male writers were the most unrelenting horndogs.
There was probably some skeletons-on-the closet reason. I just can't remember. www.boston.com
You sort of had to be there. www.45cat.com
The online home for Paul Turner's musings and interactions with disciples of The Slice.
