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Friday,
February 13, 2004
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Superstition
reigns on Friday the 13th
Ladders,
black cats and hockey masks, oh my
Is
everyone scared? If you aren’t, you should be. Today
is Friday the 13th and superstition has it that bad things
will come your way.
Don’t do anything stupid like walk under a ladder
or open an umbrella inside. The rumors say that, if you
do, you will have several years of bad luck. |
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President
uses show to defend decisions
When
the president of the United States says in a television
interview that the reason why he went to war was "lack
of intelligence," it seems like something that should
be reserved for a "Saturday Night Live" skit.
Yet the president did just that on Tim Russert's "Meet
The Press," as well as evade questions while issuing
well-rehearsed statements Sunday. |
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Just
give me a little love, please
Let
me go ahead and immediately separate myself from the masses
by saying that I love Valentine’s Day. Yes, I have
a girlfriend, but that in no way influences my view of
Valentine’s Day. In fact, my girlfriend hates Valentine’s
Day. So, even in my relationship, I am alone in my feelings. |
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Every
day should be special
SportsCenter
and Miller Lite.
What else could a guy want for Valentine’s Day? Maybe
Bud Lite to mix things up a bit and, well ... you know! |
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