By, Bye, BUY

I heard a radio commercial the other day that proclaimed “Ford F1 50 truck with all the bells and whistles was offered at $15,000 off the MSRP!” Wow! That’s a hellava discount! Could it be real? At that price, the trucks...

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I’ve Lost my Mind

Observation: a family of four sits down at a restaurant for an evening meal. Before the ice water comes, all the diners have whipped out their cell phones or their tablets. An exchange of words is required in placing the...

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Innuendo

Such a lovely word; it just rolls off the tongue. It sounds Spanish or Italian. Imagine walking into Gino’s restaurant and telling the waiter, “I’ll have the innuendo on angel hair with two meatballs.” Interesting...

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Hyperbole

Hyperbole is the words and phrases used in exaggeration, and not meant to be taken literally or seriously. Or are they? Visual hyperbole is especially rampant in TV commercials for new automobiles; these cars can appear to fly...

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Home Alone?

When the English poet John Donne opined that “no man is an island”, he obviously had not seen the future. A future filled with a myriad of electronic devices designed to keep us connected, while at the same time creating a...

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How Great Thou Art?

It’s been established that cavemen drew on the walls of their domiciles. The subject of these etchings would be a major mastodon kill; using spears and slingshots, to establish bragging rights, about who brought home the...

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Higher Education

Al Gore was right! Computers are the answer! After meeting with my Mensa group, I am pleased to reveal the future of higher education, starting in 2020. COMPUTERS HAVE ALL THE ANSWERS! ; from the sum of 2+2, apple pie squared...

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This and That

Theodore’s thesis on thematic theater, (you see where this is going, right?) was received by the Theatergoers Theatrical Society with thunderous applause. The New York Thimes (did I do that?) thanked their loyal readers for...

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