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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Friday, August 15, 2008Baseball Musings: Pinto: Bad Year for Tek
Thanks to Calcaterra...wife...hmmm. Repoz
Posted: August 15, 2008 at 06:58 PM | 26 comment(s)
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Maybe his power of Juju is just weak...
My Captain!
"Men who pursue a multitude of women fit neatly into two categories. Some seek their own subjective and unchanging dream of a woman in all women. Others are prompted by a desire to possess the endless variety of the objective female world.
The obsession of the former is lyrical: what they seek in women is themselves, their ideal, and since an ideal is by definition something that can never be found, they are disappointed again and again. The disappointment that propels them from woman to woman gives their inconstancy a kind of romantic excuse, so that many sentimental women are touched by their unbridled philandering.
The obsession of the latter is epic, and women see nothing the least bit touching in it...
Because the lyrical womaniser always runs after the same type of woman, we even fail to notice when he exchanges one mistress for another. His friends perpetually cause misunderstandings by mixing up his lovers and calling them by the same name."
Of course it's different strokes. If he wanted the same strokes, he would have kept doing his wife.
Seriously. "Luckily, I am one." Jesus, how smarmy can you get?
Real physics professors are a big part of the reason there still is a world.
And I fail to see what it is that supposedly makes physics professors the world's foremost experts on HD television. It's just one of those things where I try to envision the meetings at which this idea was concocted and approved of. They must have been off the charts on the unintentional comedy meter.
Is the quote in post #5 from Milan Kundera? I think it is, but can't recall which book.
My dad is a physics professor, and he's nowhere near as irritating as that guy.
That commercial shits me so far sideways , its not funny.
Why I forget to mention on chatter how much I hate it is beyond me
and Sony completely rules!
Sony! Sony! Sony!
I'm pretty sure it's ULB, and describing the male protagonist, Tereza's husband (his name escapes me at the moment).
Because if Newton hadn't invented gravity, we all would have flown off the planet into space by now?
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