FAKE FAKES THE ECONOMIST (2010) JUNE 26 _____________, 84-85 Subjects were given $300.00 upscale premium sunglasses. Half were told that the glasses they received were fakes (knock offs that looked real but are cheap. ) The other half were told … Continue reading →
Search Contents hide Flight (2012 film) Tools Appearancehide Text Width Color (beta) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Flight Theatrical release poster Directed by Robert Zemeckis Written by John Gatins Produced by Walter F. ParkesLaurie MacDonaldSteve StarkeyRobert ZemeckisJack Rapke Starring Denzel WashingtonDon CheadleKelly … Continue reading →
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POLLS Back in 1972, the Democrats did not pick an ideal candidate with George McGovern. As the last votes were counted, Senator McGovern had about 29 million votes. His opposition President Richard Nixon had 47 million. So the President won. … Continue reading →
Booth, Michael (2014) The Almost Nearly Perfect People. Behind the Myth of the Scandinavian Utopia, New York: Picador Books, 388 pages. The Scandinavia described by the author makes up 26 million people in an area way up north. It has … Continue reading →
BLOGS WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE Baker, Stephen & Heather Green (2005) Blogs will change your business, BUSINESS WEEK, 5/2, 57-67 There is another new mass media. It is called a weblog. Thousands are created every day and are often called … Continue reading →
True Life Crossdressing Stories: Episode One Real-life crossdressing stories that dive into personal journeys of identity, self-expression, and transformation. Discover the crossdressing lifestyle, from first-time outings to navigating gender identity CROSSDRESSING ADVICE Emma LaVerne 9/15/20249 min read Crossdressing stories are … Continue reading →
BITTERSWEET WANDERINGS DAY DREAMS Although I am 80, I tried to kill myself back in the spring of 1965. I was in a car and aimed it at a huge tree in the University section of Omaha. The tree was … Continue reading →