I'm glad I haven't finished my exams yet - I'm just an intern. Even in parties with writers form the new york times I assiduiously proclaim my internness!
It does never seem to amaze me that all people who proclaim to be "doing this for the good of everyone/the country" always seem to put killing some scapegoat segment of the population at #1 on their list. Besides, if he really wanted to make the world a better place, they would have killed all the republicans ;)
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it is the ny times after all, what else would we come to expect
I'm glad I haven't finished my exams yet - I'm just an intern. Even in parties with writers form the new york times I assiduiously proclaim my internness!
It does never seem to amaze me that all people who proclaim to be "doing this for the good of everyone/the country" always seem to put killing some scapegoat segment of the population at #1 on their list. Besides, if he really wanted to make the world a better place, they would have killed all the republicans ;)
Revised: 1. First, we kill all the developers.
Ahhhhhh, now I like it.
yet another guy with a byline who - though he's probably heard of the main offenders - has no idea what architects do.
Even Humor is banned in architecture !
Kill The Brick .
Gave me a good smile and chuckle, thanks for posting.
#10, the [i]Other Side[i/]...what?...this writer is obviously a moron.
and besides, he forgot the number attribute of any good city, i.e., a major parking problem...i wouldn't live anywhere that didn't have that.
silly.
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