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Tag Archives: paranoia
death of a statesman
My friends tell me to stay away from the political rants here, they tell me that they prefer my nihilistic laments. Perhaps I whine more eloquently than I pontificate, therefore let me take care as I wax political, just one … Continue reading
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grave of the fireflies
At 1:45 AM somebody knocked on the door. They kept knocking. Sometime after 3:00 AM they knocked their last. I don’t like it when people come to visit, unannounced, at 2 in the morning. I especially don’t like it when … Continue reading