Summary of My Discontent
No laughing matter
As Albert Brooks tweeted last week, “Sometimes the news overwhelms your desire to joke about it.” And there have been a lot of news stories lately that have put me off my jokes.
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This plane can fly
I once sat on an airplane next to a jittery fellow who’d never flown before.
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Please watch where you’re going
The first time I threw up blood, it turned out not to be blood. I was probably 6 years old, though I’m not really sure.
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Louisville taco ban must be stopped
Eat your Doritos Locos Tacos while you can, Louisville.
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Hoosier daddy longlegs
Friends, are you frazzled? Has city life got you constantly asking Siri to measure your blood pressure? Perhaps you need to hug a tree.
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Ask a veteran Thunder-goer about gay marriage
As a public service, Summary of My Discontent frequently invites longtime Thunder-goer Buck Dallas to answer readers’ questions. Mr.
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The Apocryphon of Timmy
In 1945, two Egyptian farmers dug up a sealed jar containing 12 papyrus codices near the town of Nag Hammadi.
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No news is good news
ROME, Italy — As I write on actual paper with an actual pencil from The Vatican gift shop, I’m basking in a two-week news blackout.
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Outsource your worry
Are you a worrier? According to a recent study by the U.S.
Summary of My Discontent
Ask an English Major
Welcome once again to “Ask an English Major about Political Science,” the column that puts the Hume in humanities.
