Life in 3 – The One About What I Found in the Sofa I’ve recently discovered that you can tell a whole lot about a person—and a family—simply by reaching your hand down into the side of their sofa and rooting around for treasure. Now, you have to be brave and reach really, rea...
Ah metaphor! Ah analogy! One size fits all. Audre Lorde’s maxim–you can’t dismantle the master’s house with the master’s tools–for me means to be suspicious of the Grand Unifying Theory of Feminism, because it sounds a lot like the Same Old Unifying ...
Young Istvan, the main character of the book, works as a clerk and librarian in the court of the rich landowner Andrei. He owes this position, which is unusual for a Rom, to the fact that Andrei, who is ruling his estate as a mostly benevolent patriarch, recognized the intelligence of ...
I also want to note that I’ve seen the Laura Loomer report with EMS audio that says that Epstein was found and was stone cold which is supposed to prove that Epstein was dead for hours before he was found. First of all, I find Loomer to be very fishy in general and the link to ...
aren’t really metaphor or allegory but simply the thing itself. Murat cuts off the latter half of each question (so he asks, for example, “How many roads?”) and alters the over-familiar refrain. You can’t ask for more than a new way of looking at a song whose power has been ...
Typically, those vulnerabilities they seek were found and fixed months or years ago— and heavily publicised. At which point, everyone with a grain of common sense upgraded. If you run a Linux (or other Unix) system and choose to have it offer network services, especially using overly ...
I said it twice! At least the apostle Peter had the good grace to say it only once, and that in the midst of a passage he knew we were all going to skim over anyway. Ah, so we have found the culprit. Christian feminine loveliness is directly related to that...
Typically, those vulnerabilities they seek were found and fixed months or years ago— and heavily publicised. At which point, everyone with a grain of common sense upgraded. If you run a Linux (or other Unix) system and choose to have it offer network services, especially using overly ...