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Luke Ford’s Secret Diary III
Part one. Part two. July 21. I love my therapist. When I told her that I did not represent enough value to ****, that’s why she cheated on me, my therapist said, "Cheating is not about you. It’s about her." … Continue reading
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Topless Bathing Ban Sought In Australia
On Aussie beaches, about a fifth of the women are topless. It’s quite a sight to behold. It’s sort of like walking in Beverly Hills and seeing all the luxurious sporty cars revving around. It makes one very hungry to … Continue reading
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LimmudLA 2009 Report II
Part One SATURDAY 3 pm. I walk up and down the corridors looking through peepholes at the various classes. It’s not Torah I seek, it’s visceral human contact. I want to make friends. I want a wife. Most of all, … Continue reading
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Orit Arfa Bothers Me
When life gets me down, I close my eyes and dream of a better day. Then I surf to OritArfa.net to see how the good life is lived. Tonight I found this: "Orit complements and enhances her journalism with a … Continue reading
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Dr. Spielvogel
Doc, I’m like a thirsty man rowing on a lake of fresh water. I have all these people who want to hang with me yet I sit home alone. I’ve got college starting up January 5 — I’m learning to … Continue reading
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Santa Monica Steps
Joe emails: “This is a terribly biased article against the incredibly hot chicks who do pilates by million dollar homes. You should go there, park, and teach parsha and see if you can get arrested. I know that you will … Continue reading
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