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Tag Archives: huffington post
Bad Thad – The History Professor
Thad writes for the Huffington Post: I was raised by pot-smoking, nudist, socialist revolutionaries as an egghead white boy in black neighborhoods in Berkeley and Oakland. I nearly flunked eighth grade and finished high school with a C average. Then … Continue reading
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Tagged huffington post, marital sex, pot smoking, sex culture, slave culture, socialist revolutionaries
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The End Of Blogging?
Chaim Amalek emails: “Even the New York Times notes the decline of blogs. Luke was there at the start, and he lingers on at the end.” Khunrum emails: “You always hear “check us out on twitter or facebook” nothing about … Continue reading
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Tagged huffington post, merriam webster, purpose hub, reading television, reverse chronological order, top of the heap
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30G Modern Orthodox Girl Sells Out Sabbath In Two Seconds
I fear that Modern Orthodoxy is in trouble. This girl Esther Petrack with the 30G chest was willing to show it off on national TV and then gives up the Sabbath to be a model. I wonder if I could … Continue reading
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Tagged 34d, Benyamin Cohen, enormous breasts, huffington post, jewish girl, magazine writer, orthodox jew, orthodox judaism, queen esther, sabbath observance, seeming inability, taking a turn
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Eliot Spitzer’s Hooker Returns
From the Huffington Post: Ashley Dupre, the call girl entangled in former-Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s sex scandal, lashes out at critics and the media in a new blog post on Global Grind. Dupre writes that while she’s happy that Spitzer, who … Continue reading
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Tagged adjunct professor, Eliot Spitzer, gorgeous clothes, gov eliot spitzer, huffington post, russell simmons
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Holy Dazed
From TJC: We interviewed Jewish celebrities ranging from Matisyahu to Ed Koch, plus editors at New York Magazine, Huffington Post, Radar, Esquire, and Gawker Media — in addition to up-and-coming comedians, stars, and more! Laugh out loud at the funny … Continue reading
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Tagged blowing shofar, ed koch, gawker media, huffington post, jewish celebrities, Matisyahu
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Emperor’s Club VIP
From the Huffington Post: Another prostitute who advertised online, is named Kristen and fits the physical description has denied she is the Kristen who met Spitzer on February 13. Meet the real Kristen here* Eliot Spitzer announced he was involved … Continue reading
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Tagged alleged prostitution ring, booking service, call girl, call girls, duke of westminster, Eliot Spitzer, emperors club vip, federal agents, federal authorities, federal district court, huffington post, international call, male clients, managerial challenges, new york sun, New York Times, physical description, smoking gun, sun reports, wire transfers
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