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Monday, November 5, 2007

Quote of the day

Speaker Nancy Pelosi was honored at the YouthAIDS gala Friday, with a toast by Bono (who was wearing what seemed to be men's heels), saying:

"You've given safe sex, sex appeal! How'd you do that?"

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Speaker Nancy Pelosi was honored at the YouthAIDS gala, with a toast by Bono (who was wearing what seemed to be men's heels), saying:

"You've given safe sex, sex appeal! How'd you do that?"

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quote: it says it all

When asked by The Hill, "Who is the best-looking presidential candidate?" Dennis Kucinich answered:

"I’ll refer you to George Bernard Shaw in Saint Joan: 'Dressing up don’t fill empty noodle.'"

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about me: dream job

Though I would never consider her my idol - I don't even like her writing very much - I do have to say I idolize Robin Givhan's job. I'd like to win a Pulitzer Prize for criticism for my "witty, closely observed essays that transform fashion criticism into cultural criticism."