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71Michael Moore Votes Republican
Political meta-satire! Oh yeah, I went there. Do you love sarcastic commentary on political and religious issues? Maybe you'd better ask yourself which side they're really helping.
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59Burgess / Ellis (Indiscretion)
Windows flooded; luminescent Colors changing; misdirection Dripping sweat; narcissism Chainsaw violent; indiscretion
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64A Real Man's Guide To The Pagan Ritual of Valentine's Day
A humorous guide to helping real men cope with Valentine's Day stress. Buck up and get on with it, guys, it's only for one day a year!
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74Am I a Christian Writer?
First, I should preface the piece. I was invited to join a writers group. It turned out to be for Christian writers. There were a few notables with years of professional experience in different phases of publishing, literature and media. They were...
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70My Mom Said I Should Start a Blog
Yep. My mom said I should start a blog. That’s what she said. Right after she asked, for the 30th time, “What is that internet thing again? Do we have the internet?” And I tried to explain it to her, like for the 30th time, that, yeah, we do...
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70The Declaration of Independence of the Island of Sodor
When Thomas and His Friends declare independence from the rule of Sir Topham Hatt they use the US Declaration of Independence as their guide. The List of Charges will ring particularly true (and funny) to modern fans of the books, television show, and videos about this special tank engine and his train companions. You can almost picture the trains huddled in Tidmouth Shed plotting revolution.
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73The Importance of Being Earnest - The Truth of Contradiction
The most popular of Oscar Wilde's plays, The Importance of Being Earnest appears to be a comedy of manners. But the humor goes deeper than that, as Wilde satirizes Victorian society and expectations.
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74Housplants
For those of us who have already done the spouse thing, the kid thing, the pet thing, yes for some of us, even the grandkid thing, or for those of us who’ve had no relationships at all, and you’re perhaps on the lookout for something not quite...
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79Virginia Satir: Trailblazer for Compassionate Living
Healing In Connection Virginia Satir (1916-1988), was an internationally known trailblazer in the field of family therapy. She was one of the first to recognize the importance of including compassion and nurturance in her approach to troubled...
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66Are we but Genitalia Alone?
A poem about how invested we are in sexuality as a species, letting it define us as beings rather than appreciate what is important in life.
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