Not quite in that class, no. They are comfortable and their houses are worth a lot, but none of their houses are big enough to accomodate servants, and none of these people have enough income for that either -- they are simply sitting on valuable real estate, but on this street there are no...
Blind people operating lawnmowers. That just about takes the cake. Dangerous, too. Can't they pay some kid $7 an hour for a few hours to clear the crud, and then an hour a week after that for maintenance?
2 years later ... the return of this thread
Wow, Paul, thanks for resurrecting this thread.
I may have mentioned this two years ago when I last saw the thread, but just in case I didn't:
Berkeley neighbors can be annoying. Everyone is a wealthy highly educated busybody Baby Boomer wearing...
I agree with you, Amateis. I have read only one or two. One was Dr No. That's the one on Jamaica, right? Personally I don't think they are well-written novels in the literary sense, but that's not necessarily the point. The point is, Ian Fleming wrote Bond as a dark, amoral, somewhat sadistic...
You mean "a pleasure and an honor" don't you? Because "a duty and an honor" sounds as though it's rather onerous; and that's the last thing you intended to say, if I understand your gracious post correctly.
Lovely outfits, by the way.
I'm grading tons of papers and final exams for two classes, so it will have to wait a day or two, but I shall post a photo of mine shortly. I have only one, but it's nice -- very similar to the later ones you have.
:offtopic: Just show up a month before it supposedly happens in the town where it is thought to have happened, and ask if there are any triple crucifixions scheduled, I guess. Supposedly big crowds were there, so no tickets necessary.
A short story called "Behold the Man" (I believe)...
Great villain, perfect casting, amazing face. I want to see more of him.
On a parallel note, what ever happened to big fat impressive well-tailored villains? Like Auric Goldfinger or the one in Maltese Falcon? Big fat very confident shrewd highly cultured (i.e. not anyone Jack Black could...
At least we know that in this dimension (i.e. our own, the one we are presently occupying and writing in) -- in its future, I mean -- time travel will never be invented. Or if it will be invented, that will create different pasts than the one we know about. Because if it will be invented, then...
I just saw it last night, immediately after reading Anthony Lane's review in the current New Yorker. I liked the film.
I didn't care about the plot as much as I was impressed with the characters.
I grew up on the 1960s Star Trek (I was born in 1970, so watched reruns of it, along with...
A very confusing argument. Or perhaps simply confused.
1.) I know you can't possibly be arguing that he could not have done all these things (which I do, too) and also have dressed beautifully, can you? But the way you have phrased it, you have left that open as an (utterly illogical)...
Nope.
If I obeyed the local standard, I'd look like garbage 100% of the time. I would not look like the "normal" people whom Spitfire invokes and who presumably exist in some parts of urban France.
No, I'd look like garbage. I live in Berkeley, California, where the PROFESSORS dress in...
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