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Firing Offensives
Laying down the Church law. Plus much more.
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p>Happy Feder in her or his letter to the editor claims that Helen
Taft, wife of President Taft, said in 1909 that she gave up sharing
a bath with her husband and instead read Anais Nin. That’s a neat
trick, considering that Nin was only six years old in 1909. This
fact may alert you to the utter bogusness of the entire contents of
the letter. Happy is jerking your chain.
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Wanda
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