Daily Archives: January 26, 2016

Online January 26, 2016 @ 1:58 pm PST

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#Betas arn’t meant to live long. My #dentist had a story of the salmon who swam upstream to mate. #SilenceoftheLambs stuff for #kids. @jack

Fiction is “nicer” than reality because it’s much less offensive or actionable. Disclaimer: Even the real names of real people are fictional.

Speculative Fiction Fiction is “nicer” than reality because it’s much less offensive or actionable. Re: a disclaimer such as: Even the real names of real people are fictional. Why are there two James Caans?

Abe Vigoda, sunken-eyed character actor from ‘The Godfather,’ is dead at 94 http://read.bi/1SIsUSh     John Matthew Rubens ‏@raftofwater 9s10 seconds ago Los Angeles, CA 7:29 PM – 26 Jan 2016 · Details </div> ” data-mentions=”BI_contributors” data-component-context=”replies” data-you-follow=”false” data-follows-you=”false” data-you-block=”false” data-tfb-view=”/i/tfb/v1/quick_promote/692066895462182913″> … Continue reading →

@JamesCaan0nline I gave Jimmy’s golf pro a copy of #Rollerball2 in 2003. It’s about themes from the William Harrison screenplay. #Globalism 7:13 PM – 26 Jan 2016 · Details 7:13 PM – 26 Jan 2016 · Details </div> ” data-mentions=”JamesCaan0nline” … Continue reading →

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It was a good day.  As I was roaming the stacks at dusk, I could still see the title of the tattered old hardcover of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.   I remembered seeing it earlier while climaxing silently with the librarian this … Continue reading →

The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald.