mhsteger
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@ That's what GK does, too--plays irony against his sincerity.
11 minutes ago
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I don't know ANY of these... RT @: The decade's best unread books
40 minutes ago
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RT @: Simon Goldhill, Edith Hall (ed.), *Sophocles and the Greek Tragic Tradition*
41 minutes ago
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RT @: The Brain: What Is the Speed of Thought?
41 minutes ago
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The pleasure of opening an English bookshop in 1959: Penelope Fitzgerald (born 17 December 1916):
43 minutes ago
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@ @ Yes, you can imagine a Guy Noir character going on about this! We live in a weirdly earnest world at the moment.
about 1 hour ago
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@ He has been making fun of all denominations for decades! He has been making fun of himself for decades!
about 1 hour ago
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@ @ The whole thing (except end) was sarcastic/ ironic, making fun of the 'put-the-Christ-into-Christmas' crowd.
about 1 hour ago
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@ @ The irony is that my friends say Keillor is too tame; and I always say, 'No, he does like to bite!' He can offend
about 2 hours ago
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@ @ Dare I say I found the Keillor piece funny? The reference to Irving Berlin reminded me of Portnoy's Complaint...
about 2 hours ago
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RT @: RT @: Hegel’s Hypertext
about 2 hours ago
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RT @: The Year in Mathematical Ideas
about 2 hours ago
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Requiem for a pet mouse: RT @: Joseph Beuys & Terry Fox (1970) [MP3]:
about 2 hours ago
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Great Romantic poem: RT @: Thinking on the poetic space in Lord Ullin’s Daughter, by Campbell (1777-1844)
about 2 hours ago
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RT @: Butter found in Scott’s hut in Antarctica: “It's amazing how strong the smell is after nearly 100 years."
about 2 hours ago
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Brilliant: RT @: Shakespeare characters' letters to Santa:
about 2 hours ago
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One of the most striking, and moving, documents in the history of Western music: Beethoven's Heiligenstadt Testament:
about 2 hours ago
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The Kreutzer Sonata, Beethoven and Tolstoy:
about 6 hours ago
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RT @: RT @ “Your knowledge of what is going on can only be superficial and relative.” - William S. Burroughs
about 10 hours ago
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@ Quite right! 239th year... Thank you!
about 10 hours ago
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