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Loose Talk
Tugging at Dean’s tongue. Accepting rejection. Enemy yearlings. Suddenly last Christmas. Plus much more.
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br> Re: Jed Babbin's Happy Rejectionist New Year : /p> p>A great summary of exactly how I feel. How did you know? br> -- Rich Renken br> Chesterfield, Missouri /p>I received Jed's article courtesy of a friend who asked "at what age were you and Jed separated at the hip?" I'd swear if I didn't know better I'd claim Jed picked my brain apart and dashed off his fine article. It is not often enough that we can read something written well that reflects our philosophy that gently pokes fun at the true idiots of our world, but, also, tackles the truth and exposes the naysayers for what they are: idiots!
p>Three cheers to Jed, and this New Year's toast will be with fine wine, Made in America! br> -- Mike Jones br> Upland, California. /p>
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