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Tag Archives: luke luke
The Alexander Police
There’s been only one academic history (by Jeroen Staring) of F.M. Alexander and it shows conclusively that he plagiarized most if not all of the ideas that his followers attribute to him. Yet there is no mention of this in … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Technique, Personal
Tagged academic history, deal breakers, f m alexander, followers, jeroen, luke luke, personal desires, scientific discoveries, yogi bhajan
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I Used To Be The Number One ‘Luke’ In The World
I used to Google the word "Luke" and I was the number one result. Now I’m number seven. I rank behind the Gospel of Luke, Luke Skywalker, Luke the Diagnostic Tool and Luke Air Force Base. How humiliating! These others … Continue reading
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Tagged gospel of luke, luke air force base, luke luke, luke skywalker, number seven
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Luke Needs Viagra For Sex With Hippo
I got this therapy meme (well, actually, someone else did, but I’m taking it) on Facebook: "Here’s how it works: Google “[your first name] needs” and share the first 10 results. That’s it: it is that simple. But be honest! … Continue reading
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Tagged adult child, luke luke, mistakes in movies, movie blooper, star wars episode 6, view member profile
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So How Much Time Do I Spend On The Computer?
About ten hours a day six days a week (about two hours of those a day are just for fun though fun and work blend for me as I find most of my work fun), about the same time that … Continue reading
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Tagged amount of time, chat room, day six, irony, luke luke, nbsp, profession, quot, six days
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Luke In London, Paris In Sept. 2005
Sept 19-26 was fashion week, this is Luke, a few hours off the plane on Sept 19 evening before a Versace premiere Luke in front of Tower Bridge, beside the Thames, Sep 20 Luke in front of the Tower of … Continue reading
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Tagged champs elysees, clink, college oxford, eiffel tower, fashion week, hotel in london, islamic studies, jesse jane, john locke, knackered, london eye, london paris, luke luke, magdelen college, oxford centre, ritz carleton, tower bridge, tower of london, wapping, westminster abbey
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