They'll tell you that you can't do it, but, remember, it doesn't always work.
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When in Rome...
Part of the series's appeal is their well written dialogues, rich characters, and subtlety in their interactions...
Or so I have been told.
Sometimes, viewers almost forget to lie...
No that there is anything wrong with that, of course.
But, if it isn't too bold of me to ask...
Why not just go straight to the real thing, then?
"Well written dialogues, rich characters, and subtlety in their interactions" notwithstanding, of course.
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The Life of Reason
Science is nothing but developed perception, interpreted intent, common sense rounded out and minutely articulated.
But then again, it requires a very unusual mind to undertake the analysis of the obvious:
Works for me.
Stay with us, as researchers explore next some more of Science's most puzzling and mind-bending questions:
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My hero!
Or is he?
 | Disclaimer: Joe Dinicola is in no way responsible for this alternate version of his work. The origin of this particular version is unknown and can only be accounted for by the atypical location of the Wulfshead at the heart of the multiverse. You do understand about parallel universes...of course you do. |
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The bad workman blame his tools
The higher the artist, the fewer the gestures.
The fewer the tools, the greater the imagination.
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This just in:
But seriously, now...
Who ever gave a wet fart what the public wanted?
Ever?
About anything?
Who cares what "a majority of Americans" want? That would be mob rule---don't you know?
Can't have that!
Unless, of course, by "a majority of Americans," you mean this nation's "best informed and most engaged citizens".
Two hundred is a crowd!
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