Spock: who knows what lurks in the hearts of men? Dad was an only child so he may have thought this was a good idea at the time. My mother should have known better.
RubberCrutch, 14-watt illuminatus and man about town, earns his living as a simple country editor, as if toiling on a chain gang beside Larry Fine, making little sentences out of big ones.
He has 30 years of professional experience in written and visual communications, including journalism, public relations, advertising, technical publishing, and photography. In connection with some of those roles he has won several unimportant awards.
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It is the mission of this weblog to offer you, at least half the time, an assortment of essays and pictures pertaining to current events, aesthetic studies, psychological inquiries, and everyday tomfoolery, presented in a jocular setting that is suitable for Mom, Pop, Junior, and Sis, as long as Mom and Sis do not object to literature that sometimes contains words such as "asshole" and "fuck."
Looks like a relatively compact and intense period of "gettin' bzy" in terms of family planning. Making up for lost time post WWII?
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Spock: who knows what lurks in the hearts of men? Dad was an only child so he may have thought this was a good idea at the time. My mother should have known better.
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