> In my younger, single days, I partied with models and assorted actresses
> (waitresses by night), and while it was fun, it was empty -- models are
> especially dense. The lack of decent talk sent me running to the left, where
> I thought I'd be able to discuss weightier matters, and for the most part
> did. But most of the lefties I partied with weren't into dancing, yelling
> drunk at the city night sky, sports, pop culture, etc. And to the degree
> they'd discuss it, it was usually in dismissive, analytical terms. Now, of
> course, there were a handful who did appreciate the trashier aspects of our
> existence; but most spoke as if they were being watched or judged by someone
> they hoped to impress, trying to one-up you on some obscure political point.
>
> Boring.
>
> So, Catherine, I'm not looking to sign up to anything -- my wife and kids
> are enough for me. But it would be nice to see a left that dispensed with
> certain niceties and let it rip. You see this somewhat with young anarchists
> (those who are media-savvy, I mean, not the dull bark-chewers who eschew
> bathing, grooming, elements of common sense), but, on the whole, our tribe
> is a pious snoozefest.
Soooo, what's the deal with Mike Tyson's new tattoo? And am I crazy or does he have a tattoo of Chairman Mao on his right bicep?
Chuck0
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