Requiem for Boddy
A somber moment, remembering a departed friend. Reflecting on a life of wartime heroics, stateside baronism, and missed opportunities, Matthew Baldwin takes the podium and says a few words.
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11 November 2002
New York's currently: a little bothered by LaGuardia's decision to re-route flights over our house The hunt is on for Gamma Kolos, radioactive 'antique milk cans' littered across former Soviet republics. Poll finds youths prefer war, elders prefer peace. India struggles for strategy
8 November 2002
New York's currently: unable to publish today due to technical foul-up Bush says this time, Iraq's disarmament will be 'for real.' 16th Party Congress opens in Beijing today: full details on power transfer. Lionel Poilâne, Paris's most famous baker, missing in
Turning Three
At one point I wanted to scream, a giant whopping WOOOOH!!! right over the heads of everyone in the bar, but I held back and introduced myself to another new person and had another great, interesting, fun conversation with someone I’d never met before but enjoyed talking to, if
7 November 2002
New York's currently: ooooh......just a little unbalanced Prostitutes protest in Paris, against law that forbids 'passive soliciting,' where a woman that gives the impression of soliciting money for sex faces jail or fine, though paying for sex is legal in France. Excellent analysis of why
11 Stories About Cross-Dressing
J. Edgar Hoover made cross-dressing big in the States, and now everybody’s doing it. Eleven stories on the ordinary lives of people in different clothing.
6 November 2002
New York's currently: just like anywhere else, with better pizza Bush now controls all legislative powers: Republicans hold House, gain Senate, take big wins in gubernatorial races, already control Supreme Court. Alec Baldwin expected to threaten moving to France, again. Prostitutes protest in Paris, against law that forbids
8 Million Stories in a New York Minute
New York has enough eccentrics to make the normals seem crazy. Excerpts from a pint-sized book.
5 November 2002
New York's currently: going to the polls Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote U.S. claims to kill al Qaeda leader and
Ads Are Stupid
A purple thing with eyes will make you buy cheeseburgers. Shaking rumps will make you buy beer. Bears are supposed to do something too.