“AN INTERNATIONALLY DIVERSE GROUP” by Steve Nadis
My last post was devoted to people who read this blog, or at least have done so on occasion. This is a tribute to people who, for whatever reason, do not read “Call Me Snake.”
People who do not read this blog constitute:
an internationally-diverse group… (I have good friends in England, France, Switzerland, China, Thailand, and Africa [I'd like to be more specific but the exact country escapes me at the moment] and, to their credit, none of them read “Call Me Snake.” Not a one.)
world leaders and opinion shapers. To the best of my knowledge, none of the people who read “Call Me Snake” quailify in that category.
That’s all I can think of for now. Which must mean everyone else is reading “Call Me Snake.” Sign on now! Avoid the rush!
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05:33:20
Contrary to popular opinion, I do not read "Call Me Snake." So add me to the list. I’m proud to be a member of such a diverse and distinguished group.
How do I get on that list?
Good idea. Maybe I’ll sign up too.
Hi CL — I just wanted to mention that I never said that you would actually stoop to reading this blog. Your award was for biting, incisive commentary. In the same way, I suppose you may have views on the Patriot Act without actually having read the document. I certainly haven’t looked at the tome, but that doesn’t stop me from having strong objections to parts of it.
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