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• Rich white guys RULE!: yes, I also read Mrs. Sendler’s obit yesterday in the NYT - incredible... -- dear old mum
• Rich white guys RULE!: And here I thought Lara Croft: Ghetto Raider was just a poor Robot Chicken... -- Eric Scharf
• Friendship, character . . . rebounding: Da Bullz was fancy-pants, alla dem. -- Eric Scharf
• Friendship, character . . . rebounding: Does that mean Danny Schayes was selling out Charles’ fix when... -- Fink
• It’s such a perfect day, I’m glad I spent it with me: Wow, sounds like a great afternoon.... -- Sam's Neph
• Blood club: For more information about this disease go to WWW.histio.org -- Jeff Toughill
• Khoi Vinh gon’ be piiiiiiiissed. . .: Well, I was gonna pursue that angle, but I thought I’d get... -- Gil
• Khoi Vinh gon’ be piiiiiiiissed. . .: “How self-important do you have to be to go... -- Micheal Blowhard

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