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The body is the last resource for protest.
In 1981 Bobby Sands, an Irish Republican, starved himself to death as a protest against the British government. He died painfully and - in the eyes of the IRA - as a martyr. Hunger unrelentingly depicts the last months of his life in Belfast's Maze prison, where the motives and moralities of Bobby and the other prisoners are not only a representation of the troubles of the time, they are the heart of it.
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"It's not about right or wrong, bad or good, or the devil and heaven. If you can answer it, then you must be God - I am not." - filmmaker Steve McQueen.
Winner of the Camera d'Or prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival
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- Wesley S. Oct 30, 2003 10:52 PM
My girlfriend and I and some friends are coming out to NY from LA for the holidays. Any suggestions for places that ONLY NY (no chains as I want to taste true NY cuisine) has to offer? Romantic restaurants (Nirvana), local favorites, pizza (As NY is famous for this, Lambardi's?) late night eats, street vendors, hole-in-the-wall places, any cuisine, any price ratio is ok. We will be staying around ''Battery Park'', so it would have to be fairly close to there, but we can travel as NY has a good transit system, any suggestions would greatly be appreciated. We're pretty much set on the ''sight-seeing'' part.
No suggestions, just some advice: there absolutely is no reason to limit yourself to the Battery Park area just because you're staying there. As you point out, NYC has an excellent transit system, which is a comfortable and safe way to get to any of the places you'll want to go, and plenty of cabs. If you limit yourself to Battery Park, you'll miss most of what the city has to offer.
re: Ian
NY experience. Katz's Delicatessen on Houston St. Be sure to order the pastrami. To combine both pizza and hole in the wall you must go to DiFara's in Brooklyn (Q train to Ave. J, check the Outer Boroughs board).
If you got big bucks (figure minimum $100/person, I second the choice of Peter Luger's, but you better reserve NOW for Xmas week (and be prepared to wait even with the res). The River Café is the same (except for the wait), but you could go there just for a drink at the bar and the view.
Coming from LA, you probably won't be interested in Asian food. But NYC does have some very good moderately priced Middle Eastern--Turkish, North African, etc.-- restaurants as well as our excellent and expensive Italian and French restaurants that people will recommend.
Well, without knowing your budget or your preferences, let me jump in anyway and offer you some advice, since you asked.
I have come to think NYC during the holidays can be magical. Doesn't mean life stops or even gets easier, but it does mean that the sights and sounds can be extraordinary. You asked for some "only in NY" experiences and here are some of my suggestions.
Take the subway to Rockefeller Center, check out the tree, have a drink (and dinner, if your budget allows) at the Sea Grill. (Make reservations first.)
Take a walk over the Brooklyn Bridge, ask your way to the Brooklyn Promenade, check out the magical and inspiring views of NYC and its East River bridges (especially at dusk) for no cost at all. Then ask your way to Atlantic Avenue and pop in to the Waterfront Ale House for a burger and a beer (all at moderate cost). You'll be the only tourists in the place and you'll have a great time (and if it happens to be a Saturday night you'll catch some live jazz).
For more upscale Brooklyn, make reservations, put on a jacket (if you're a guy) and enjoy an expensive dinner at The River Cafe. You won't get those views anywhere but NYC. And also upscale and requiring reservations but offering a different NY style, try Peter Luger's in Williamsburgh.
NYC is a steak town and there are two real NYC steakhouses you can check out (besides, of course, the redoubtable Peter Luger's in Brooklyn). The first is the great Sparks on East 46th Street. Sparks has arguably the best and fairest priced wine list of all the upscale NYC restaurants, and it has the distinction of being the place where Paul Castellano was heading for his last meal when he was interrupted by several emissaries of John Gotti. It also has some pretty good steaks and lobster. And another New York institution for many years is Keen's Steakhouse (nee Chophousw) on West 36th Street, for the food (especially their signature dish, the mutton chop), the ambience and the single malt scotch offerings.
And, believe it or not, a great New York institution is Chinatown, or, I should say, Chinatowns (in the plural). There is the traditional Chinatown at the lower end of Manhattan and there is a newer Chinatown in Flushing, Queens, and there is a third in Sunset Park in Brooklyn. But the traditional Chinatown is as much a part of NYC as anything else. You can peruse the Manhattan board for many, many discussions of Chinatown restaurants and dishes.
For some other New York experiences, in no particular order of preference, try:
* Knickerbocker's Bar & Grill for dinner in the Village (live jazz later in the evening)
* Cedar Tavern for a beer in the Village
* the Staten Island ferry for a free ride (despite their current troubles)
* a pint in an Irish pub (take your pick)
* a walk through Grand Central (many places to nosh and sip)
And, of course, there are the usual NYC staples for tourists: the great museums, Broadway, Off-Broadway, Central Park (and its sister in Brooklyn, Prospect Park), the Bronx Zoo, the Bronx and the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, Yankee Stadium tours...
All these are "only in NYC" experiences, some to be had for no cost and some at very high cost, but all worth consideration. And they are all reachable by walking, by subway or by cab.
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re: George Lynch
I saw some reviews about the River Cafe (do they have a website?)for the romantic dinner, I was thinking about going to ''One If By Land, Two If By Sea'', any opinions on it?
re: Wesley S.
There are lots of reviews of OIBL TIBS on this board. Do yourself a big favor and read some of them before making a reservation. They range from very mediocre to awful.
re: Wesley S.
I have not been in One If By Land, Two If By Sea in quite some time so I'm not sure my opinion is really valid, but the consensus is that this is a place to avoid.
The River Cafe, on the other hand, continues to impress on most counts, including quality of food, service and the always stunning elegance and views of lower Manhattan. It's not inexpensive by any means, but you would certainly remember it should you decide to try it.
They do have a website, URL posted below. Good luck on your trip.
re: George Lynch
I thought Cedar closed? SI Ferry is always a great idea, as is Keens or Lugars or Sparks. As other posters have noted, read through the Manhattan board (and outerboroughs too) to see what else is out there.
Lemme break it down for you. Hit a deli (Katz's, 2nd Ave. Deli) then get a dessert over at Veniero's in the East Village. Get a good NY steak at MarkJoseph's, Sparks or Luger's. Hit the usual pizza joints (John's, Grimaldi's, Lombardi's). Eat a hotdog after midnight at Grey's Papaya. Get the frozen hot chocolate at Serendipity's. Get a bagel from H&H and hit Zabars on the next block. Eat a half-dozen oysters at oyster bar at Grand Central and then walk up to Rock Center to see the tree. Get some soul food in Harlem at Amy Ruth's, Miss Mamie's Spoonbread or M&G Diner. Eat at one of the cheap Indian places on 6th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues, just because, then walk around. Hit a good French Bistro like Les Halles or Park Avenue Bistro or Payard or Balthazar. Cap off your visit with a dinner at a five star restaurant like Jean-Georges. The have a happy new year!
ok, I'll bite. If it were me, what I would do is decide to have a really expensive dinner one night. You don't want to do it on New Year's Eve, because that's when everyone else will be out. I would try to do it the night before, and then something more low key on NYE.
Many people around here will tell you that Gramercy Tavern is one of the most pleasant places to have a fancy dinner in the city when you combine food, service, and atmosphere. I've never been, but that's the common wisdom. You could probably do far worse for a big night out.
Grand Central Oyster Bar is a terrific place to stop in the late afternoon, have a couple of beers and oysters while you watch the commuters get drunk before getting on their train.
For late nights, you'll need to hit the Corner Bistro and have one of the burgers there.
Katz's is a terrific suggestion, as is the walk over the Brooklyn Bridge. I wouldn't bother with River Cafe unless its just you and your girlfriend and you want a quintessentially "romantic" dinner and a large bill. Not that its bad, and having a drink there is a great idea. Right next door, however, is Grimaldi's pizza, which is one of the city's best (though everyone has their own opinion). Also there is Brooklyn Ice Cream and Jaque Torres chocolate.
I would recommend trying some old world/red sauce Italian places. Baumontes in Brooklyn is supposed to have a terrific atmosphere, if just average food.
In general, read down through the Manhattan board, picking out whatever looks interesting. All of these things and many others have been discussed at length, and you will find more info than you ever thought possible.
Don't go to the Brooklyn Diner.
What's good -- the french fries were thin and every item on the table was pronounced as good, including the macaroni & cheese, crab cake sandwich, pot roast sandwich, and tuna sandwich.
What's bad -- mostly everything else.
The 57th Street location makes it overpriced rather than expensive. Great for tourists who won't travel into Queens instead for authentic and appropriately priced diner food.
It's good food but not a good value. The bill for 7 at lunch was $174 including tip, including 3 fountain drinks. The portions were made to appear large but they are loaded with carbs, i.e., large pieces of "brioche" bread for the sandwiches when more crab meat would have been preferable. None of the lunches were large enough to share so the prices do not reflect that either.
I went on December 1, 2006, a rainy day. The entire floor was slippery with grease. Unless you had rubber-soled shores, you had to step carefully to prevent falling. The kitchen is an open space to the right of the restaurant [which may be the cause of the greasy floor].
If you arrive in a party of more than 4, you may have to wait for a table since it fills up quickly at noon resulting in a crowded noisy space that has not been renovated in years! Note the dirty nameplates next to the tables along with the problem floor.
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Have you tried the xiaolong bao (soup or juicy dumplings) in other places and concluded that Joe's is the best? I don't agree. It is touristy, however, and requires a wait on line at peak hours. I don't see the point. Go to Yeah Shanghai or one of the other Shanghainese restaurants.
I second the Sea Grill: make a reservation for Christmas Eve, and request a window table on the ice skating rink - the food is ok, but the setting is great (watching the skaters and looking at the Rock Center Tree while dining is magical.) The dining room gets a little loud, but the scene on the rink can't be beat. After dinner, make your way through the throngs around the skating rink and join in on some Christmas carols. If you want steak, head to Knickerbockers on University @9th: great steaks, cocktails, and music!(they used to have a jazz trio on weekends - not sure if that's still available.) Have a merry x-mas!
re: mikeinchelsea
As you're planning your trip, keep in mind that New York during the holidays gets very crowded, so you're best to book as much as you can well in advance. I'd recommend signing up at Open Table (www.opentable.com) and making your reservations; you'll get an instant idea of what's going to be open and the best times to book. Actually, if you don't want to do Sea Grill, you can book at the Rock Center Cafe in the morning for breakfast, and watch the skaters and see the tree at the beginning of the day before it gets too crowded.
And if you want to see another spectacular Christmas tree, go up to the Metropolitan Museum. It's not to be missed.


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The historical relationship between the Kyrgyz and the Russians is not a happy one. In the early nineteenth century, the Kyrgyz were defeated by the Uzbeks. This, along with other intertribal conflicts, led them to ally with the Russians. As the Russians began colonizing the Kyrgyz and other surrounding groups, they seized the best agricultural lands. This competition for land, along with mandatory service in the Russian army, resulted in a revolt by the Kyrgyz in 1916. It was a futile attempt in which they were disastrously defeated.
During Stalin's attempt to control the economy from 1927 to 1928, the Kyrgyz who raised livestock were forced to re-settle on collective and state farms. Many responded by killing their livestock and moving to western China. Between 1926 and 1959, the Soviet administration moved many Russians and Ukrainians into Kyrgyzstan, making the Kyrgyz a minority within their own homeland.
What are Their Lives Like?
The Kyrgyz of Russia were not originally from the area that is now Kyrgyzstan. Their cultural origin can be traced to the region around the Yenisei River in southern Siberia. Similar cultural elements, including the practice of animism (belief that non-human objects have spirits), certain burial customs, and animal breeding methods, suggest that they have common roots with other Siberian nomads.
Under the Soviets, previously self sufficient Kyrgyz families became trapped in the Soviet economy. With production efforts being controlled by the communist party, the products they made were sent to other republics and foreign markets. The Kyrgyz soon became dependent on foreign manufactured goods.
The Kyrgyz women enjoy more freedoms than do most other Central Asian women. For example, they are not required to wear veils; they are allowed to talk to men; and they may freely ride about on the grasslands. Although they work hard, their position in the household is considered important and respected.
The men devote themselves almost entirely to caring for the animals. They dress in baggy leather pants and coarse shirts. Outer coats made of cotton or wool are also worn. Embroidered felt skull caps are common; however, on important occasions, the wealthier men may wear tall steeple-crowned hats made of felt or velvet and embroidered with gold. Their favorite gear includes their belts, saddles, and bridles, which are sometimes covered with gold and precious stones. While the women dress in the same style clothing as the men, their shirts are usually longer and go all the way down to their heels.
Music and story telling are important parts of the Kyrgyz culture. Verbal folklore has been very well developed over the years. Folk tales are often sung, accompanied by a three-stringed guitar called a komuss.
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The Kyrgyz were first introduced to Islam during the seventeenth century. Within two hundred years, they had been completely converted to Islam. The rapid spread of Islam was aided by the strong clan system of the people.
Today, most Kyrgyz still consider themselves to be Muslim; however, some shamanistic practices still exist. (Shamanism is the belief that there is an unseen world of many gods, demons, and ancestral spirits.) The people depend on shamans (priests or priestesses) to cure the sick by magic, communicate with the gods, and control events.
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The relative openness of the Central Asian Republics has allowed evangelistic efforts to take place. The Bible has been translated into the Kyrgyz language, the Jesus film is available, and Christian radio and television broadcasts are being aired.
It is clear that the Kyrgyz have suffered greatly. They need to see the love of Christ demonstrated to them in practical ways.
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* Ask the Lord of the harvest to send forth laborers into Russia.
* Pray that God will raise up prayer teams to go and break up the soil through worship and intercession.
* Ask God to grant favor and wisdom to missions agencies focusing on the Kyrgyz.
* Pray for effectiveness of the Jesus film among the Kyrgyz.
* Ask God to anoint the Gospel as it goes forth via radio to the Kyrgyz.
* Ask the Holy Spirit to soften their hearts towards Christians so that they will be receptive to the Gospel.
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Contrary to popular belief (among casual lovers of language), the "Tuesday effect" is not exclusive to words beginning with the letter 't'; whatever your thoughts of him as a human being or political leader, Putin is a fine example of this. The British pronounce the Russian leader's last name as PYOOtin (pyu:t
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This could be considered somewhat odd, given that Americans would not apply the same rule to the word pubescent. Except, there seems to be a linguistically viable reason for this discrepancy: pubescent—much like other exceptions, such as cute, mute, putrid and futile—is of Latin origin, unlike Tuesday. On the whole, it appears that Latin words of this kind deviate from the normal pronunciation pattern we see in American English.
If this were not enough, we see another exception whenever the aforementioned letter combinations are placed anywhere other than the first syllable of a word. For instance, consider the tune part in the word fortune; Americans and Brits would pronounce the initial phoneme in the exact same way: CH (tʃ). Similarly, most Brits and Americans would pronounce compute as comPYOOT (kɒmpju:t).
So since we understand this rule and since we know that Americans seemingly distinguish (through pronunciation) between Latin and non-Latin words, we can say that the American pronunciation of Tuesday, which derives from Old English, is consistent with particular nuanced rules in American English. In other words, the pronunciation TOOZday is not so much an American attempt to "corrupt the language," but rather an effort to make it more diverse.
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Originally written on The Daily Stache | Last updated 11/15/14
What. The Hell. Is This About? Frankly, it's not at all surprising, I suppose, especially when given the level of marketing and promotions within Major League Baseball already. I'd love to know more about this, since I assume it has something to do with knowing these guys will be on camera after games doing interviews, so it has to have something to do with that, i.e., marketing a new sales opportunity, I guess. Anyway, we know from past drama that all-things-hats is a league issue, not a team issue, so there is no way this is exclusive to the Mets… I hope. – Matthew Cerrone, Metsblog It is truly amazing what Major League Baseball will do to make a few bucks. The different hats for road games and home games, batting practice caps, batting practice uniforms, alternate uniforms are all for the sake of getting you, the fan, to spend a few bucks to dress like your favorite team. I can understand that and I think that if your job is to make money, then you are going to do anything you can to do just that. Major League Baseball wants to make money and this is just another avenue to do just that. I'm 100% sure that I will see people at Citi Field this year wearing this cap in the stands and it will probably be in the $30-$40 range to buy such a hat. In terms of the look of it, I think that it is ok, but not something that I would want. The Mets and Major League Baseball have a great traditional look but for some reason seem obsessed to add on to it with lots of bells and whistles. As Matt mentions above in his post on the subject, the Mets have had to deal with the "Hat Police" when it comes to Major League Baseball before. This was the case in 2011 when their was a controversy about whether or not the Mets would wear first responders hats instead of the patriotic hats that MLB had come up with for holidays and other day of significance in America. Now, apparently this is an optional cap for everyone to wear and I think that you wont see it that much on a Mets player or any player around the game. I'm happy that its optional, but, lets be honest, the fact that they even came up with this idea is silly enough. At the end of the day, this is a money grab from MLB and the Mets, along with the 29 other clubs are going to following along and have the hat ready for sale and for the players to wear. Is it necessary to have a hat for just interviews? Not at all. But, does MLB find it necessary to make money. Yes. The post Hats, Hats, Everywhere a Hat appeared first on The Daily Stache.
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Earlier today, New York magazine's entertainment site Vulture reported that at a Los Angeles Q&A after a screening of Tower Heist, the film's director Brett Ratner dismissed a question about his process by saying, "Rehearsing is for fags." Since Ratner has been signed to produce this year's Oscars, I would say he has a problem. There are many public responses that can follow an incident like this: The Sincere Apology, The 12-Step Apology ("My intemperate remarks have led me to understand that I need to seek treatment for …"), the Non-Apology Apology ("I'm sorry if my choice of words offended …"), the Can't-You-Take-A-Joke Apology ("All my gay friends know that I don't use PC language …") or the Sidestep Apology ("I didn't mean anything homophobic, I was just using 'fags' to mean, you know, losers!").
I wondered which one of these approaches Ratner would take. Turns out it was a little bit of all of them. He told The Wrap: "I apologize for any offense my remarks caused. [Not that they're by definition offensive, just that somebody MIGHT have been offended.] It was a dumb and outdated way of expressing myself. [Not prejudiced, just "dumb." Not homophobic, just "outdated."] Everyone who knows me knows that I don't have a prejudiced bone in my body. [Some of my best friends are fa—uh, homos, uh, sexuals.] But as a storyteller I should have been much more thoughtful about the power of language and my choice of words. [I'm a storyteller!]"
I've had to listen to versions of every one of these mea-not-quite-culpas over the years and, seriously, I'm no longer interested in patiently witnessing the slow arc of a public figure's learning curve. What I do care about is what the Academy does, which should be either to ask for and receive his resignation from the show or to drop him as the producer of a show that is supposed to represent the best the industry has to offer. There's not really a long, nuanced debate to be had about this. If he had used an equivalent racial or religious slur, the discussion would go something like, "You're fired." Apology or not. The same rule applies here. You don't get a mulligan on homophobia. Not in 2011.
Mark Harris is the author of Pictures at a Revolution: Five Movies and the Birth of the New Hollywood and is currently at work on his next book. Follow him on Twitter at @MarkHarrisNYC.
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Ever wonder what your digital life would be like in the real world? Would you meet people the same way? Are the dangers the same? In a trending video on YouTube with over half a million views is a sneak peak of what that would look like. Pretty ridiculous, right? Wrong.
This is actually a promo for Two Boys, an upcoming production of the English National Opera (ENO) that opens on June 23rd, which may be the first opera that deals with the dangers of living our lives online.
The video features a man asking random people to perform actions based on online activity. He walks up to strangers and asks them to be his friend (sound familiar, Facebook?) and after they awkwardly decline, he offers to show them pictures of himself to convince them. He also asks two women if they have a Twitter, and if he can follow them, and proceeds to physically follow them down the street.
It's reminiscent of another classic viral video out of the UK — a 2008 BBC comedy clip (featuring members of the comedy troupe, Idiots of Ants) dubbed "Facebook in real life":
It's also an interesting statement on how cultural institutions are getting more creative about marketing, as ENO promoted this via its Tumblr account, and taped interviews with Two Boys author Will Self talking about the impact of the Internet on our lives for its YouTube channel:
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Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID). This is an example of an immune deficiency that is present at birth. Children are in constant danger of infections from bacteria, viruses, and fungi. This disorder is sometimes called "bubble boy disease." In the 1970s, a boy had to live in a sterile environment inside a plastic bubble. Children with SCID are missing important white blood cells.
Temporary acquired immune deficiencies. Your immune system can be weakened by certain drugs, for example. This can happen to people on chemotherapy or other drugs used to treat cancer, or to people following organ transplants who take medication to prevent organ rejection. Also, infections like the flu virus, mononucleosis (mono), and measles can weaken the immune system for a brief time. Your immune system can also be weakened by smoking, alcohol, and poor nutrition.
AIDS. HIV, which causes AIDS, is an acquired viral infection that destroys important white blood cells and weakens the immune system. People with HIV/AIDS become seriously ill with infections that most people can fight off. These infections are called "opportunistic infections" because they take advantage of weak immune systems.
If you are born with certain genes, your immune system may react to substances in the environment that are normally harmless. These substances are called allergens. Having an allergic reaction is the most common example of an overactive immune system. Dust, mold, pollen, and foods are examples of allergens.
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Asthma. The response in your lungs can cause coughing, wheezing, and trouble breathing. Asthma can be triggered by a common allergen like dust or pollen or by an irritant like tobacco smoke.
Eczema. An allergen causes an itchy rash known as atopic dermatitis.
Allergic rhinitis. Sneezing, a runny nose, sniffling, and swelling of your nasal passages from indoor allergens like dust and pets or outdoor allergens like pollens or molds.
In autoimmune diseases, the body attacks normal, healthy tissues. The cause is unknown. It is probably a combination of a person's genes and something in the environment that triggers those genes.
Three common autoimmune diseases are:
Type 1 diabetes. In this type of diabetes, the immune system attacks the cells in the pancreas that make insulin. Insulin removes sugar from the blood to use as energy. .
Rheumatoid arthritis. This type of arthritis causes swelling and deformities of the joints. An auto-antibody called rheumatoid factor is in the blood of some people with rheumatoid arthritis.
Lupus. Systemic lupus erythematosis is an autoimmune disease that attacks body tissues, including the lungs, kidneys, and skin. Many types of auto-antibodies are found in the blood of people with lupus.
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Nine years in jail is Gal's (Ray Winstone) cue to get out of London and away from bad company. He retires to the Costa del Sol with wife DeeDee and best friends Aitch and Jackie. Then, an ominous phone call. A big job is being planned back in London and Don Logan (Ben Kingsley), Gals former partner in crime, wants him to participate. Logan won't take no for an answer and bully boy Gal is no match for pure-bred psycho Logan, whose mere name sends folk reaching for the brandy with trembling hands. Kingsley's performance is astonishing— based on the UK sociopathic convict Charles Bronson (no relation)—his shaven head, nasty little beard and rolling gait sends shock waves of violence off the screen—the sort of man you'd want to cross the galaxy to avoid! Ian McShane's glacial Mr Big-deadpan lizard to Kingsleys spitting cobra is a performance that looks right back to his gangster role opposite Richard Burton in the classic Villain.
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Thursday, 11 June 2009
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Dear reader, our blog has moved to a new address.
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We rediscovered this while tidying up the New Humanist office – if anyone has ever received a wittier piece of returned mail, I can't wait to hear about it.
Posted by Paul Sims at Thursday, June 11, 2009
Labels: comedy, New Humanist, Very Silly Things
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- tauriqmoosa said...
They could've at least left God's address.
- 11 June 2009 11:48
- PersonalFailure said...
Sweet! I won't have to look for him anymore.
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- Richard said...
Where did they find god then? Down the back of the sofa?
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- Anonymous said...
Which god i wonder?
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