"anthropology is very instructive in that way."

i keep getting these spammy emails from someone named Beck Smart and they all say the same thing:




Sammile was saying softly: Perhaps shes asleep; I dontwant to wake her. Pauline said, as she stood up, Itd be too wonderful, and then, Arent you rather tired, grandmother? They were not restless, as she had thought.
I thought we might have had asong or speech or something with all the names in it. Anstruther said; andYoud turn them into a cosy corner of trees, Myrtle, Pauline interjected. Then it would be betterfor you to be there, she said.
She leant toward Pauline and went on: There are all sorts of ways of changing dreams.
But I dont seewhy you dont enjoy yourselves.
Anthropology is very instructive in that way. It was exactly what Wentworth wanted to know.
Pauline said: Can you change dreams, Mrs.
Anthropology is very instructive in that way. I was saying to Hugh as we came along thatall it needs is force. Would you forgive meif I deserted you too? But I dont seewhy you dont enjoy yourselves.
Pauline said, as she stood up, Itd be too wonderful, andthen, Arent you rather tired, grandmother? Not dreams, Pauline said, meeting themselves

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also:

stream "modern times" here.

related (yay!): nice raconteurs article.

UPDATE: Looks like we may have to hook up the record player tonight…I just got my MODERN TIMES, double-LP gatefold sleeve on 180-gram vinyl!

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