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Front-Ranger:

--- Quote from: Jeff  Wrangler on October 20, 2011, 12:38:33 pm ---I finished that article over lunch today. It was interesting, but I found it kind of creepy, too. I'm not sure why.  ???

Maybe it's because teenage girls scare the liver 'n' lights out of me.  ;D

--- End quote ---

hehe, I feel similarly Jeff, ever since those teenage (Tween age, actually) girls held me down in the church bathroom and made me inhale on a cigarette!!  :P

Jeff Wrangler:
Goes to show how far behind I am, or, rather, that I have three issues going at once, but at lunch today I finished the Oct. 10 article about Art Pope in North Carolina. It was a very good, though scary and depressing, example of why social conservatives with lots of money are a danger to the country.  :(

Front-Ranger:
Did you see the ad for "big ass fans" in the back of the latest issue? Double Brokeism!!!  :P

serious crayons:
Just finished David Sedaris' piece in the Oct. 24th issue. Man, he has really gotten good at combining irreverent humor with deep but subtle poignancy. The last line is a killer.

Jeff Wrangler:
Ordinarily I find Jon Lee Anderson's articles ponderous, tedious, and overly long, but I liked his story on the rise, history, and fall of Muammar Qaddafi (Nov. 7 issue).

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