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'Morning Breath'<br>He may be our country's<br>only hope, politics aside

With the type of oratory he delivers, he is distinguished from the rest of the candidates, politics aside.

And an inspired public is not only buying into, but is also voting for, his ideals: hope and change. (2) comments

'The Decline of Mojo'<br>Philanthropy never made<br>so much money

Boys don't cry. Seriously, they don't. Ever.

Real boys, that is, real men, avoid tears like they avoid conversations about menstruation, unless they are watching

"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition."

There's really nothing nowadays that plucks those heartstrings like that Ty Something-or-Other screaming at a destitute family of nine as they bellow and wail over the gift of a new home - complete with racecar beds and robotic TV stands. (1) comment

'Fighting Insanity'<br>Adults just don't understand

Many businesses located near schools have signs on their doors posting rules that limit how many minors can be inside at a time or that require them to be accompanied by an adult.

On Saturday, I found a place that is the other way around.

Outside of San Francisco City Hall and across the street from the public library is a small playground, complete with monkey bars, a slide and a multi-colored, four-foot fence surrounding the jungle gym.

On the fence is a sign: "No adults allowed unless accompanied by children." (1) comment




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