For people to question it, prisoners (properly convicted or not) would have to appear human, which is obviously too much for the average American prig.

Franks does make an interesting point: that the Internet and social media isn't exactly the site for "alternative truths" that people continue to propound. There are people in my personal life who've fallen for this rhetoric, and it's absolutely untrue—there are entrenched interests on any platform.

Damn that's a good looking copy of Mumford's The City in History

Is this specific to American tastes at the time?

This push to make everything akin to a business is absurd! The moment a businesslike tenor becomes the heart of our entire anthropology, we will hit a point of no return.

I have the same edition! Wonderfully edited, and Brontë was without a question a genius, unable to be fettered by English mores.

Yet I have no doubt that you bear fangs—curious!

At this point I would just feel bad for her. It's obvious that not much must be going her way for this sort of obsession.

Is this principally in response to the rapid retreat from Aleppo and the leaving behind of military resources?

Fantastic point, and I'm actually seeing this in the musical cultures of my generation (gen Z). The art we're making, infused with our humor and sense of historical time, keeps getting mishandled by older generations, yet they miraculously maintain a superciliousness about their ignorance.

You could have just said you do not wish to elaborate. I'm not slobbering to know, Keith, I was just curious about your voluntary anecdote. I didn't miss anything, actually, and I am well aware that we are strangers to each other. I'm not sure why all of the passive aggressiveness is necessary.

This is extremely interesting. Did they ever announce an erotic aspect, or something closer to like a "brotherly love," just a need for you to be in their lives?

I'm confused are you saying this as like a fun fact, or in dispute to the fact of his being gay

My friend only listens to the Furtwängler recording of Tristan und Isolde!

Natalja I recently watched a French film I think you'll enjoy: Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person

Bill would have to be enduring a stroke to coach that bad for sure.

I think Eberflus just paid off a steep debt to some serious people in Vegas, that's the only way I make sense of that late game management.

I'm not sure I've seen an NFL team blunder that horrifically in the span of a minute. A bad turnover? Ok, that happens, but a string of incompetence that prolonged? No, never seen it.

I can't believe what I just saw, like WOW