I wrote an evil-clown blurb for the The New York Times. No, seriously.
Neat, isn’t it? Now you guys can totally say you knew me before I became a big-shot blurb writer. Luckies.
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I wrote an evil-clown blurb for the The New York Times. No, seriously.
Neat, isn’t it? Now you guys can totally say you knew me before I became a big-shot blurb writer. Luckies.
Best part of a recent New York Times Magazine article �Sidewalk Socrates.� Sidney Morgenbesser was a professor of philosophy at Columbia known for his quick wit. Philosopher J.L. Austin was giving a talk on the philosophy of language�
�Austin noted that while a double negative amounts to a positive, never does a double positive amount to a negative. From the audience, a familiar nasal voice muttered a dismissive, �Yeah, yeah.�
You know it was a good party when you wake up the next morning wondering how the tops of your feet got bruised.