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The Left Wing Porch

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4989	I'm not familiar with The Tortilla Curtain but I just finished House of Sand	Rambi	7/4/2001
4988	That is so neat that you are discussing the OTHER. I got The Tortilla Curtain o	epicure	7/4/2001
4987	<i> I read very little modern writing</i> I read a great deal of mo	Rambi	7/4/2001
4986	Oh Rambi it's always a great joy to find you've written me. The course	Poet	7/4/2001
4985	Good morning, Po, We are back from USC where we spent two amazing days being in	Rambi	7/4/2001
4984	Seymour hare! That cannot be a real name. -g Here's a very interesting edi	Poet	7/4/2001
4983	Reminds me of that old classic, "open kimono" by Seymore Hare. Out of	Solon	7/4/2001
4982	Ha! Just as I thought. Did you read about Sharon Stone's husband, whose bi	Poet	7/4/2001
4981	Prickly? To the point? I think I'd prefer the kimono dragons, myself...	thames_sider	7/4/2001
4980	Aw, do it here, Steven. Intellectual perversions are always welcome.	Poet	7/4/2001
4979	<I>or the sex life of the komono dragon.</I> Ummm, I think that'	Poet	7/4/2001
4978	LOL! And what would we call it? OED OCD? wordophilia? But Steven's right,	Poet	7/4/2001
4977	The ability to assess human nature--and to see behind the form--involves a mergi	Solon	7/4/2001
4976	why not here? snob	epicure	7/4/2001
4975	<i>You have been establishing some credentials, and I am not sure I like i	The Philosopher	7/4/2001
4974	Well, even if you don't want to defend them, you could at least present them	The Philosopher	7/4/2001
4973	It can lead to intercourse.	Solon	7/3/2001
4972	<i>Apt, I thought. If you haven't explored him, you have another wonde	Solon	7/3/2001
4971	<i>I develop crushes on words.</i> Watch out for that. It's a	Dayuhan	7/3/2001
4970	<i>The very best movies can show what happens in people.</i> A few,	Dayuhan	7/3/2001
4969	Jeepers! Here's an example of the bitterness I mentioned in my last post:	Poet	7/3/2001
4968	I don't think judgmental and small-minded folks are happy. Self-satisfied, y	Poet	7/3/2001
4967	I don't know. I began to believe quite a while ago that things just are the	epicure	7/3/2001
4966	It warms my heart to hear childrearing stories like yours and Steven's. i j	Poet	7/3/2001
4965	Gosh X, that breaks my heart but I think you're right. What is it about hum	Poet	7/3/2001

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