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...might wonder, though, how accepting the parade and its merry crowd would have been if a group of Burmese dissenters, or even a serious group of concerned Americans, had voiced its desire to march in the parade. After all, they wouldn’t be any fun. Who wants to deal with real issues during a parade? Oktoberfest is supposed to be about jollity and getting drunk. After all, if anyone really wants to protest, they can set up a soapbox in the square and hand out fliers—a far more effective and publicly acceptable way of voicing...
...really sorry,’ and I said, ‘Hey, don’t worry about it.’ The only way you start a guy like that is, you know, we’re not trying to cure cancer out here. Just relax, have some fun, and hopefully he did today. He’s a great kid, and hopefully he came of age a little bit.” The return game was also improved, as senior wideout Matt Lagace added several long punt returns, including a 25-yarder that set up a game-tying...
...Drew was a leader, though never flamboyantly so. Solid, dependable, inventive, and sensitive to the needs and moods of adults and kids alike, she was able to win the trust of not just her dorm-mates but others as well. Somehow, instinctively, she knew the difference between plotting in fun to paint the bathtubs blue and going out to buy the paint...
...latest album, “T.I. vs. T.I.P.,” pitsIn the video for “Hurt,” T.I. echoes one of your mom’s favorite sayings—it’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt. T.I.’s game might elicit a new level of parental disapproval, since it looks like it may end in gunshot wounds. The gritty, choppy video, shot in black and white, relies on close-up shots and attempts to create a hostile T.I. that not even a mother could love...
...most unabashedly girly publication."I remember sitting in my dorm with my three roommates, and we were all reading different magazines—“Cosmo,” “Seventeen,” “Marie Claire.” They were all fun to talk about, fun to read, but none of them really addressed the issues of the college student, and I thought, “What if I started a magazine that filled that niche?”"Upon its debut, “Freeze” was received warmly by women...