Redefining misanthropy for a fresh generation. Standard posts begin with a definition from Ambrose Bierce's The Devil's Dictionary followed by a modern adjustment. Miscellany on Wednesday and storytelling on Saturday.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
The Reformation of Wolfshausen
Teil Fünfundsiebzig
To hear this week's episode, approach the palace at right.
Or, you can read this week's episode behind the black door.
Saturday morning sleep is good for the soul, Doug. '5:37' is not late in my book. Sometimes you fudge on the time honesty but I know this one is fairly correct. My answer to your question: 'NO!' ..
Jim, what makes you think I started the night before. Things have gone far beyond that point.
Nessa, it only seemed fair.
Probably true, Karen.
TLP, thank you for your patience.
Thanks very much, Andrew.
Nessa, he may even be a bureaucrat, although the heart shudders.
Karen, I'm sure the blogger that comment is for is grateful.
Thanks, TLP. By force of tradition, someone will continue to read even though the episode is late.
You know, Actonbell, I could barely write it that way and I spent a good deal of time on Sunday fretting about the situation. If it's worth anything, the main reason they were separated is I couldn't imagine a pig in jail not ending up on someone's table.
Karen, we'll try to hold things together until you get back.
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Saturday morning sleep is good for the soul, Doug. '5:37' is not late in my book.
Sometimes you fudge on the time honesty but I know this one is fairly correct.
My answer to your question: 'NO!'
..
i.e. continue on with what you went to sleep writing late last night.
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I can go on happy with my day that at least you thought of us between snores.
At this point I would say every blog has its harmless trolls.
Have a great weekend Doug.
Hrmpf.
Oh well, I'll just go back and re-read last Saturday's late post.
I just read last Saturdays late post. I didn't know it was up.
Waiting with baited breath for the next installment.
I lived in Frankfurt. Not in 1527 but it was a long time ago.
I am very afraid for Jeremiah. That Reverend could be a protestant inquisitor.
Weekend Reflections
Looking Back
Happy Father's Day to all men who try to make a positive difference in the lives of children.
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"the pig inched along the stone like a caterpillar, although bristlier
and without so even a temperament." trying to picture THAT.
I'm worried about our boys. Shoulda taken Trudi along.
Good episode again.
Back to LISTEN since I didn't have time earlier. Well done. I always like the story better when I both read it and hear it.
Good morning Doug,
I actually have some real-life
errands which I need to run. I might not be able to play "blog races" today.
Later dude,
Karen
Jim, what makes you think I started the night before. Things have gone far beyond that point.
Nessa, it only seemed fair.
Probably true, Karen.
TLP, thank you for your patience.
Thanks very much, Andrew.
Nessa, he may even be a bureaucrat, although the heart shudders.
Karen, I'm sure the blogger that comment is for is grateful.
Thanks, TLP. By force of tradition, someone will continue to read even though the episode is late.
You know, Actonbell, I could barely write it that way and I spent a good deal of time on Sunday fretting about the situation. If it's worth anything, the main reason they were separated is I couldn't imagine a pig in jail not ending up on someone's table.
Karen, we'll try to hold things together until you get back.
In my humble opinion, this scene cries out for an ADMINISTRATOR--the TRUE mark, indeed, the sine qua non, of princely power!
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