Klugertown: Boom-bastic
Barry David KlugerConfessions of a baby boomer, seeking relevance. Pissing Off People since 1953.
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I am a rogue, an activist, a thinker, a cigar smoker, a martini drinker, a grieving dad, a fun husband, a 4-time Covid 'recipient,' and very opinionated.
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