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- Allison Landa
- Berkeley, California, United States
- I'm a Berkeleyite who wrote a book. It's called BEARDED LADY. I'd be stoked if you read it.
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- Last full day on the East Coast
- Before and after
- Boston rain
- The world is both big and small
- God I love the South End!
- Peterborough to Boston
- Take a breather
- Moving on
- Lunch Poem No. 22: The last one
- Lunch Poem No. 21
- What I've learned
- Feeling all star-like
- Lunch Poem No. 20
- Just a moment
- A change
- Lunch Poem No. 19
- Colony Hall, I will miss you
- Better
- No cynicism
- Greetings from Colony Hall
- Lunch Poem No. 18
- The wonderful ones
- Missing
- Lunch Poem No. 17
- Today's writing
- Paul McCartney, "Baby I'm Amazed"
- Baking a book
- Today
- Do you see why I love my baby?
- L'Shana Tova
- All part of the creative process
- Lunch Poem No. 16
- 5:15 p.m. EST
- My dad visited
- Feeling good
- Today's writing
- Lunch Poem No. 15
- "A little bit like a gift"
- So let me get this straight
- Today's writing
- Comparisons
- Lunch Poem No. 14
- Kennebunkport
- Two weeks
- Sean put a smile on my face with this line.
- I'm in Maine
- You know what's cool? Sitting in Colony Hall liste...
- But as much as I miss Adam ...
- Missing
- Lunch Poem No. 13
- I'm roaming!
- Today
- Productive unproductivity
- What I was thinking just now
- Lunch Poem No. 12
- God I love Adam
- It's raining
- Lunch Poem No. 11
- Lunch Poem No. 10
- Eight years
- Today
- Lunch Poem No. 9
- Hey-ho, let's go!
- Beautiful night
- Dancing around my studio crying with happiness
- Lunch Poem No. 8
- I was just thinking about the people here -- they'...
- Today's writing
- I'm into it!
- Adam
- Equilibrium
- Labor Day
- Lunch Poem No. 6
- Some of today's writing, with notes
- Morning
- Lunch Poem No. 5
- On the New Jersey Studio tombstone
- The one way
- One more thing
- My first Saturday night
- Lunch Poem No. 4
- Inspiring night
- Today is about singing and dancing at the edge of ...
- Lunch Poem No. 3
- Wesley!
- And Adam just said to me over IM ...
- FRANK-FM
- Sissy girl
- We saw our childhood homes
- The visuals
- Lunch Poem No. 2
- Straight ahead
- Happiness is ...
- Lunch Poem No. 1
- Me and Mr. T
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5 comments:
Nope, you don't have to be a racist to see the crap Obama's taking as because he's a black man. We're not talking about anything remotely resembling debate here. Obama has been compared to Hitler, has been called a fascist (when asked why, one respondent replied "Because he's a fascist") and has been repeatedly attacked with hateful vitriol that doesn't seem to have any other basis except that Obama is a black man.
Pointing out racism is not racism. If you haven't heard or seen enough of the overtly racist shit that's been directed at Obama, let me know. I got links. They skip the word 'nigger,' but since they replace it with 'anti-Christ' I don't think they're upgrading.
Well put, Rob, but I think I'll pass on the links.
Obama is proposing some radical shit and it brings out wingnuts. Are some of them racist? Sure. Is that all there is? Doubtful.
Anyway, I need to stop putting this topic out there because even I'm weary of it.
Anyone who thinks that Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, or Al Gore would get nicer treatment because they are white is crazy. Do you not remember the Clinton years, where he was accused of among other things murdering Vince Foster? And he was accused of being the anti-Christ as well:
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=8270
That depiction of Clinton as the anti-Christ occurred after he was president.
Um, if Hillary Clinton was black? Are you kidding me? That one's confusing. There would be a flip-flopping of people who hate her and love her, but only in certain demographics. The rest would continue to hate her.
John Edwards and Al Gore? Hey, biker dude, I'll leave it to you to look up how many black men have won major elected offices in those states. I suspect whatever they were doing would have been done in relative anonymity.
Enough with the aggressive tone. Take it to your own blog.
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