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conulyWhere some brat stole Ana's boots. When she told his mother what had happened, in an attempt to get them back, the woman said (according to Ana) that it wasn't a big deal, after all, he doesn't know better because he's only eight.
Unfreakingbelievable.
Ana also had to contend with a woman who wanted to know if her wig was her real hair, did not accept the answer of "yes", and actually tried to pull it off her head. She showed remarkable forbearance. I told her afterwards that she has standing permission to bite people next time they try that. I mean, seriously!
We walked to the boat at this point, stopping to pet no fewer than 22 dogs on the way. This is all Eva's fault.
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Unfreakingbelievable.
Ana also had to contend with a woman who wanted to know if her wig was her real hair, did not accept the answer of "yes", and actually tried to pull it off her head. She showed remarkable forbearance. I told her afterwards that she has standing permission to bite people next time they try that. I mean, seriously!
We walked to the boat at this point, stopping to pet no fewer than 22 dogs on the way. This is all Eva's fault.
The amazing art on these Communist-era houses was a rebellion back then
Life in Timbuktu: how the ancient city of gold is slowly turning to dust
Nanotechnology leads to better, cheaper LEDs for phones and lighting
These artists turn ocean trash into really classy art
New York State starves schools of money. In East Ramapo, Orthodox Jews—and special-needs children—get the blame.
Deported Vets: Life in ‘the bunker’
Translating technological terms throws up some peculiar challenges
The Great Lightbulb Conspiracy
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