::insert image of plastic bag held hostage by gusts of wind::

That last tour was nightmarish for her, even more so because she was by all accounts delivering the best performances of her life every night, and her musical rapport with Richard had never been stronger. The difficulty in reconciling this, and in dealing with Richard leaving her, brought on the Dysphonia as you…

Otto E. Roddick-Johnson is right!

Google "Full House."

NOT GOOD ENOUGH, GEOGREG!

Nah, too religious.

With Dave Coulier, no less.

Doc Eon, I was the joking.

Meanwhile, Lizzie Poteet is searching desperately for the murderer of Juan Garcia Escobar Ruiz Ramirez Vendajar Salvador Juarez y Dominguez.

I tried to find out, but he caught me creeping around his back stair late one evening as the sun was going down, and beat me within an inch of my life. Gord doesn't fuck around, man.

UGH!

Glad other people have pointed this out so i don't have to.

Actually, Lennon's song was written in response to "Too Many People" on McCartney's album Ram, which twits at John/Yoko for being too involved in politics at the expense of music. "How Do You Sleep" (which George Harrison was only too eager to play on) followed.

What Fred Garvin said about what Sugartits said.

Other posters can't deny . . .

Ecks v Sever

JVS—thing is, I've known plenty of people in my time who believe some of the most intellectually dishonest stuff you can imagine—Truthers spring immediately to mind, as does Neal Adms and his pet "expanding Earth" theory. Past a certain point their minds just glaze over and they go into complete denial about whatever…

(insert tissue for phodreaw)

lexicon, you summed up a hell of a lot of what I was thinking. Thank you.

Ellie, thanks for your thoughtful reply, and by all means read Wolfe. Whether you come to the same conclusion about him I have or not, I'd never tell anyone not to read someone's work; I'd rather they read it and form their own opinion, no matter what that is. Just because I'm strident and opinionated doesn't mean I'm…