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The truth about the camera?  That it cannot tell the truth.

Christopher Burgenshaw,  The Case for Epistemology.

“Well, I have had it up to here with prevaricating weasels and their nebulous rubbish!”  Jack was on the trail again.  Yes.  He was on the road that leads to answers.

Darko Rivenbark,  Snapshots.

That special laughter.  The chuckling of mutual reinforcement.  It says:  “We are one.”

Jackson Currothers III,  The View From the Cauldron.

Dolphins killed in tuna nets are a cause for moral alarm.  But what of tuna caught in tuna nets?  Their day is coming.

Rollin Mungo,  Selected Rants of Mr. Barraclough.

“I want to feel equal.  Won’t you please allow me to do that?  Equality.  I want to feel it.  To feel it.”

Tina Gryde,  Flower Children.

“Well, sir, I did fall apart,”  declared Timothy.  “And I am willing to admit this much:  I am still apart.”

Trent Bendix,  Patricia Knows Best.

“Perfect” is a word that we should use more and more.

Benjamin Alexis,  Thriving Under the Influence.

“When engaged in reading a text, don’t we have a basic right to know what looms ahead of us?  In the text?  For, what if it should disturb us when we do encounter it?”

Flavia Gringarten,  A Picture Holds Me Captive.

Esterhase’s Theorem:  Our ignorance can be consistent or it can exhibit completeness, but not both.

Tyler Boots,  Axios Means Worthy.

We inhabit a culture in which comedians lecture us about revolution.  Unknowingly.

Rollo Marquardt,  Dwelling in the Cupcake World.