Hi. I'm Marco's sister. Those of you who don't know me can call me Pearl. When I was nineteen, I bit into a pearl in a fried oyster in some linoleum-floored crab shack on Cape Cod.
I'm a recovering graduate student, high school Spanish teacher, unrepentant history geek, and budding mystic. I've traveled to four of the seven continents. I always love to discuss politics, religion, history, and philosophy. In my other life, I'm also a wife with really poor housekeeping skills. But I can cook.
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I’m so excited, my huband and I just bought bicycles!
The two bikes, plus all the necessary accessories, came out to around $1100.
Which is still FAR less expenisve than paying for gas for two cars for the next few months.
I guess, the difference in my mind is, if you knew the perils, but the conversation that you had with the public painted a rosier picture, how is that not deception? What it sounds like for me is, the fact that you seemed to know all the risks takes this from manslaughter to homicide.
— Jon Stewart on
The Daily Show, talking to former Undersecretary of Defense Doug Feith about what the Bush Administration did and did not discuss with the public in the run-up to the Iraq War (via
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