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- on Giorgione
- on J.M.W. Turner
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6 comments:
Good luck with all that soup!
Just wanted to thank you for your insightful comments at Al Giordano's on the political situation in Honduras and the Obama administration's approach.
thanks Nell, I should have more analysis up here soon
You can tell if you're holding something by trying to drop it. If you drop it and it doesn't fall, you must not have been holding it.
I tend to underestimate the soup that has fallen, overestimating the soup on the spoon.. but I'll try that
typing with your left hand eh
can't recall, Jenna, but I will make time to post more here
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