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What a great night for the city of New Orleans! 31-17 the final over the Colts. The celebration in the French Quarter should start winding down in June.
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Over the last thirty years of his life, Salinger -- or Jerry, as his closest intimates called him -- exchanged hundreds of letters with me, a correspondence which both of us found profoundly nourishing to our souls.
What a great night for the city of New Orleans! 31-17 the final over the Colts. The celebration in the French Quarter should start winding down in June.
I've spent the day giving careful thought to six simple rules of right conduct -- pun intended -- which will ensure that you don't accidentally embarrass yourself at a Twenty-First Century Tea Party .
Congratulations to Paulo Coelho for speaking out against Tony Blair's potential involvement in planning for Brazil's 2016 Olympics. It's all wrapped up in politics, which forces me to insert real science into the most glaring of oxymorons: political science.
In honor of Valentine's Day and the sweet nothings that will no doubt be tossed to and fro between lovers, I'd like to present a list of things I never want to hear a man say
Olympic history buffs will be interested to know that ice dancing narrowly beat out several other sports, including competitive Jacuzzi and synchronized snow plow.
Comedian Tim Heidecker asked fans to remove the laugh track from a chunk of The Big Bang Theory and send link to me." The result just seemed creepy. Not funny. Like Carson Daly not funny.
Phone your representatives and demand a decent public option. This is life-or-death. But, so is eating. And what do we need, in order to eat? Those 32 hard-working employees who always have a smile for you
I just told a doctor I met not two hours ago that I wanted to jump his bones.
History: C plus. Apparently wasn't paying attention during Clinton Health Care instructional in '93. Looks like we'll be forced to repeat this class every sixteen years.
Punxsutawney Phil can predict the weather with a mind-blowing 39 percent accuracy rate, which, in human accuracy rates, is 273 percent. But did you know he can predict other things as well, just as accurately?
Who would have thought that a bunch of jokers could scrape together $10,000 for Haiti? That's just what happened as a group of New York's biggest comedians brought out a crowd and their wallets to Comix.
Adams famously described his position as "the most insignificant office," but this may have been due less to the job itself, and more to what it was like working under Washington.
