Pithless Thoughts II: Postscripts on Life
Steve RobinsonEssays, drawings, aphorisms, and musings on all things big and small regarding life, death, work, and God.
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I was born dead, hung by my own umbilical cord. I think that's why I have too many degrees, motorcycles and table saws.
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