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“Review” of Slaughterhouse Five

Published July 17th, 2006 in Criticism. 0 Comments

What follows is the “review” I recently typed into my Now Reading sidebar widget for Slaughterhouse Five. (NB: If you buy any of the books on my widget through their Amazon links, I supposedly get some sort of Amazon associates credit towards even more books, yay!). Since I didn’t quite like the formatting on my […]

On Footloose

Published July 17th, 2006 in Criticism. 0 Comments

So I caught a chunk of the movie Footloose on TBS the other night, and had a few comments on my reaction to it.
I don’t quite remember how I thought of the movie when I originally saw it (several years ago, I can’t be more precise than that, unforutnately), but I do know how I […]

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Though wagging his tail,
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So to soothe the bulldog,
I insist I won't blog, but


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