Tony Snow, 1955-2008
posted by John | 8:59 AM
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"Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door." The Statue of Liberty (P.S. Please be so kind as to enter through the proper channels and in an orderly fashion)
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18 Comments:
One of the good guys.
I agree with Berty...definitely one of the good guys!
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Who are you addressing, James?
John, I don't think you are being fair with James. Are you trying to make him look silly?
Make up your mind about the trolls. Are you axing them or not??
I've axed them by the dozen. Aparently, they think I'm "asking" them something.
Dude.....
There was another entry in here last time. Wasn't there?
I think I am losing my mind???
(not much to lose there amigo.....sorry about that)
You're not losing your mind. Just ignore them. They're persona non grata.
Perhaps you could have said that you had just deleted the comments rather than make him think he was losing it.
I have been in that boat where you changed the content after I posted a comment...am I on a tangent or not?
Look, just ignore them. Don't address them.
Worry not, Kelly dearest.
John is a hoopy frood. He has been and will be. He was just messing with your's truly.
I have not lost any faith in John.
What's a "hoopy frood"?
Did you ever read "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"?
Okay. I remember. Cool. :)
John, think Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy...
You're still cool.
heh...didn't see James' response...he he
Hitchhiker's Guide was great. The second book, *The Restaurant At The End Of The Universe,* was a sequel that did not disappoint.
Sadly, the series went downhill from there.
Adams died in 2001, at 49, of a heart attack, at his gym.
When I read the books in the late eighties, they were ahead of their time.
When the *Hitchhiker's* movie came out in 2005, it seemed dated, quaint, like the old Flash Gordon black-&-white's sense of sci-fi.
I saw that movie back in 2005 as well. Now I need to go read the book.
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