David Leibowitz
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I’ll take uninteresting times with luggage (opens the original)
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My research shows that it was a British politician by the name of Sir Austen Chamberlain who first used the old toast âMay you live in interesting timesâ in 1936. Itâs a charming phrase that pops into my thick skull quite a lot, usually in an ironic sense, whenever something lousy happens to someone and Iâm trying to console them. Because a buddy of mine said it to me this morning when I told him about my current plight: Sitting in a hotel room in London, missing half of the suitcases th
‘Fungal storms’ are latest medical scare (opens the original)
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As avid readers of this column know, we enjoy tracking stupidity. There are two solid reasons for this. One, it makes me feel better about my own idiocy; misery loves company, after all. And two, it makes it easier to know which stupid stuff to ignore. Like the newest phenomenon that can kill you: âFungal storms!!â If you havenât been paying attention, this phrase has been gaining steam in the media lately, with mentions on The Weather Channel, the BBC, Fox News and locally on Fox 10. The
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