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"Luke Ford reports all of the 'juicy' quotes, and has been doing it for years." (Marc B. Shapiro)
"This guy knows all the gossip, the ins and outs, the lashon hara of the Orthodox world. He’s an [expert] in... all the inner workings of the Orthodox world." (Rabbi Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff) LATEST POSTS:
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- The Most Ridiculous Story Ever Told
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- Curtis Yarvin: A Life Against Democracy
- Mark Helprin: Against the Current
- Mark Brandt: The Man Who Asked Who Else Is Prejudiced
- John T. Jost: The Psychologist of Acquiescence
- Strange Bedfellows in the Academy: Alliance Theory and the Straussian Schism
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Tag Archives: luke ford
Luke Ford’s Sad Decline
Concerned writes: The sad decline of Luke Ford is irrefutable. That once boyish, blogger about town has deteriorated to a decrepit shut-in. See the photographic evidence below. Is it time for an social services to intervene? Who will save Luke … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged blogger, chronic fatigue, food stamps, guy joe, luke ford, photographic evidence, sad decline, social services, worthy topic
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The Seventh Python Is A Hit
Tabloid Baby reports: The premiere of The Seventh Python last night at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood was a rousing success for movie subject Neil Innes, Mods & Rockers Film Festival impresario Martin Lewis and our pals at Frozen Pictures … Continue reading
Posted in Tabloid Baby
Tagged chelsea handler, internet journalist, luke ford, monty python fan, neil innes, Tabloid Baby
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My SEO Blog
palestine4ever: I’m telling you, Levi: sell the shovels to the goldrushers, don’t try to look for gold yourself. palestine4ever: Are you running an SEO blog anywhere? palestine4ever: You should be if you’re not. palestine4ever: You can con–sorry, "convince"–thousands of your … Continue reading
When My Implacable Anger Collides With The Sweetest Intern
When I called yesterday to reschedule, the secretary told me that today I was lucky to get the most popular intern at the school. Yay! My mind raced. What mysterious Oriental delights awaited me? I speculated aloud to my friend. I … Continue reading
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Tagged beautiful one, heterosexuality, luke ford, moral leadership, poster child, straightness
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I’m Live On My Cam And I’m Going To Make Some Proclamations That Will Rock Your World!
Click here to join the fun. nicolletista: holly certainly comes across as an engaging person guest13: i don’t think this is really luke ford guest13: i think it is a recording YourMoralLeader: holly is great YourMoralLeader: she’s like a guy, … Continue reading
Alone In The Crowd
The emptiness hit first. Before I even began with my strawberries, pineapple, watermelon, and chocolate chip cookies, I felt completely alone. I stood off to the side and felt the waves of shame roll over me. First they were just … Continue reading
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Tagged chocolate chip cookies, cookies and cake, jewish los angeles, luke ford, sorry my friend, utter futility
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I Go To The Shul Banquet
Preparation Video Post-Banquet Letdown For the past few weeks when people would ask me if I was going to the shul banquet, I gave a haughty and disdainful no. I was above that plebian fraternizing. It sounded really boring. I … Continue reading
Posted in David Suissa, Personal
Tagged baseball game, beverly hilton, jewish los angeles, luke ford, Moshav Band, two good friends
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There’s A Giant Book Expo In Town
And nobody has invited me to a party. I have no pull. Whatever happened to the power of Luke Ford? I guess I gave it all up for HaShem. I went in 1999. It seemed boring. I walked around. Big … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged angel city press, book expo, bookexpo america, california artists, david kipen, edgar award, giant book, hashem, intimate history, joe queenan, kevin roderick, keynote speaker, local publishers, luke ford, michael connelly, new york stinks, publishers weekly, raw egg, red carpet, thomas l friedman
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She Got Drunk With Luke Ford
Leah Kleim posts: Its Memorial day weekend. Since Friday afternoon across America road blocks have been going up, grills fired up and of course the American way of celebrating/vacationing has been put into play…Binge drinking ! Being an American I … Continue reading
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Tagged binge drinking, booze, bull shit, chabadnik, double shot of tequila, drunken binge, friday afternoon, half a dozen, heineken, holiday weekend, irish blood, Leah Kleim, luke ford, memorial day weekend, moral leader, neosporin, road blocks, s chat room, six pack, wal mart
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