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ROUND UP THE USUAL SUSPECTS

Posted on December 17, 2010 by Dave

Does our annoyance over the use of certain words mean we are against their use? Or so it would ostensibly appear. However, our distaste for certain cliche words, deemed annoying,and irritating are also, at some level,gifted with a compelling attraction, … Continue reading →

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SAY IT AIN'T SO JOE

Posted on May 20, 2010 by Dave

”I always tell people that we human beings, in a way because of this intelligence, are the biggest troublemakers. Yet because of this intelligence, we also have the capacity to not only take care of ourselves but also to take … Continue reading →