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...always want to push the barrier a little bit with lyrics. In songs we're supposed to say, "Girl, uh huh, you done me wrong, you did." But you've got to break out of that. People are so shocked to hear the word "Diapers," it just really freaks them out. And to them I say, get used...
...There is no justification required... We are trying to make something above triviality.”“No, beyond triviality.”“Yes, yes. Beyond triviality.”“Christo and I don’t use the word ‘above’ anymore,” she said, and linguistic precision was maintained.This back-and-forth dialogue, a mix of banter and correction, returned many times throughout the afternoon. At one point Christo wagged his long, thin forefinger at Jeanne-Claude, but for much of the time...
...deal.Okay, so I moved on. I had my old Wahoos, the University of Virginia, led by former Jets coach Al Groh, going up against a team that had not won an ACC game in its history. 0-25. They were un-victorioused…or whatever that word would be. So it starts out great. Good drive, get a field goal, we’re up 3-0, no worries. Thirty-one unanswered points for Duke later, and UVA effectively reaches its lowest point in program history. We lost 31-3. 31-3!!! To a team that hadn?...
...years ago at his home in Stonington, Conn., when, racing his Boston Whaler to a distant beach at a terrifying clip, he had my young daughters shrieking with excitement while simultaneously quizzing me on the possible business models for journalism online. He was a multitasker before the word (which he surely would have hated) was invented...
...through new specialties with which he constantly experiments. Kordsomboon said that the proudest moment in his cooking career was when a writer from The Boston Globe came to interview him, several months after Spice opened and just as the restaurant’s name was being spread through word of mouth. The interview, which was published in 2000, he said, was rewarding and he believed contributed to his restaurant’s reputation. “I am proud, and I am happy when the restaurant got famous,” he said. Lymswam followed his mother and stepfather...