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Thought Salad

Mark Slouka
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Speculations, ruminations, ponderments and rants.

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From "Three Days of the Condor,” when the NYT still stood for something.

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Bonfire of the Inanities

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If you are what you eat, can the same be said for your brain? I’ve been thinking about this recently, because the forced diet of idiocies I’ve been on these past few years, courtesy of our “stable genius”...

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“Most Things I Worry About, Never Happen Anyway”

Someone whose name I can no longer recall because it’s been pushed out of my head by the criminals busy running our country into the ground, once said of Huckleberry Finn that he had “the imagination of disaster.” An abandoned shack? Obviou...

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“And That’s the Way It Is!”

Back in the last century, reporter Walter Cronkite, who had a wonderful, gravelly voice, used to close out the Evening News on NBC with the reassuring phrase, “And that’s the way it is!”

It meant, or at least seemed to imply, that everythi...

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Holding Pattern

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