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Hoppe Columns

Nick Hoppe

An occasional commentary on the absurdity of everyday life.

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Latest Issues

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SOMETIMES IT'S JUST NOT VERY FUNNY

It’s not very often, but every once in a while, I feel the need to get serious. This is one of those times.

21 days ago
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EVERYONE LOVES A GOOD RANKING

I came bounding into our house from another grueling semi-retired couple of hours at the office the other evening. I couldn’t wait to tell my wife my latest brilliant idea.

a month ago
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TO ENGAGE, OR NOT TO ENGAGE

Here’s a question for everyone: When you happen to run into a celebrity, do you give them some privacy or do you slobber over them like the inconsequential person you are?

2 months ago
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THE RETURN OF THE LANDLINE

My cell phone was ringing and I didn’t recognize the number. It was probably a robo call but I answered it anyway. I had nothing better to do.

2 months ago
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  • Nick Hoppe

    Nick Hoppe's columns appeared for many years in the Datebook section in the San Francisco Chronicle. His father, former SF Chronicle and nationally syndicated columnist Arthur Hoppe, wrote for a living. Fortunately, Nick has other means of support.

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