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    Loved her in “The Snake Pit”

    Well, they say that playing the lottery is like giving yourself leave to dream of what you’d do with the money more than anything else, since the chances of winning anything are slight. They’ve been playing a lot of lottery in Philly.

    The president has “power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United States, except in cases of impeachment.”

    Alas that I can only star your comment and not your name.

    I completely disagree; in almost every sport, casual fans root for Goliath. It’s why “Dynasties” get long-standing fans—someone hops on a bandwagon and never gets off. We even have a term for casual fans that root for successes—bandwagon fans.

    This is actually a pretty good article:

    I read once that Einstein said something like (paraphrasing): The earth can be the center of the universe/solar system, but the math is much more complicated.

    Actually, it was profitable in 1932 and 1984.

    Maybe it’s a piece of performance like that, but I’m not clicking that link and finding out.

    Why the fuck are you urging us to read this shite? No. Just, no. You read it and tell us how shitty it was, and we will totally trust you on that.

    Well played, troll.

    We got trolled. Let it go.

    The vagina is not external! The vagina is not external! The vagina is not external. People are not looking at her vagina when she walks around on stage without pants.

    I’ve had this ice cream bar since I was a child!

    What in the heck are you talking about? I can only assume that you’re bringing up “Nazi” because of the acronym NPD, which is Narcissistic Personality Disorder. That, or you’re not actually responding to the one that you thought you were responding to.

    Yay! Love that book.

    I encourage anyone interested in this to also look at the book, The Antidote, by Oliver Burkemanm, and then to go back to primary sources such as The Enchiridion and The Meditations.