Madman is right. After my nervous breakdown, I kept a journal to try to explain to myself what was happening. The journal was therapeutic....
A great man who dragged the Catholic Church into the 20th century (even though it was the 21st century when he did it). Now it remains to be seen...
... A tradition I have tried to maintain, although my weapon of choice is The Eye of Argon. It's a tradition for science-fiction and fantasy cons...
I should have mentioned that the "big, powerful motorcycles, particularly Harleys" weren't stock. As you pointed out, they weren't stock, but were...
Well there was the English War of the Roses, which pitted half the nobility against the other half, playing Keep-Away with the crown.
My friend* didn't say that the painting wasn't art. He just said it wasn't good art. Kurt Vonnegut told of an artist he'd met who was asked how...
Funny you should ask. I once found a book that had prints of some of Hitler's paintings and showed them to a friend of mine who is an...
I find interesting how words can morph from war to war (and even from front to front within the same war), depending on where you were serving....
"If I cannot swear in Heaven I shall not stay there." --Mark Twain
I've heard "jarhead" for the Marines. For ordinary soldiers, "Doughboy" was World War I and "Dogface" or "doggie" was World War II. In my contact...
I'll look for that book. It sounds fascinating. When I went to see if my library had it, I was out of luck, but I did find Terry Jones' medieval...
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