Wikipedia entry on dog communication
Fascinating reading, here. I never realised a tail wag could convey so many different meanings. #link
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Date: October 2007
Fascinating reading, here. I never realised a tail wag could convey so many different meanings. #link
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They're playing ATP the weekend before the one I'm going to; I hope they'll hop over the water and play a show in Dublin, too. But while I'm in Dublin, of course. #link
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You know, the one that no one likes because it's too noisy and screamy and it hasn't got 'Lake of Fire' on it. #link
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I concur with the Demetri Martin comparisons. #link
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According to this, mine's got less than a year left before it buys the farm. That's not good. #link
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From last November. Steven Wright is a comedy genius, and a great performer to boot; when I saw him live a few years ago he did two-and-a-half hours straight, no breaks. That's something. #link
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What would Manhattan look like if it could be floated to another city? Nice work, but an even more radical thought occurs: what if any city could float? We can already reclaim land from the sea and live on soil where there was recently only water -- what's stopping us from constructing a true floating city? And I don't mean some humongous ocean liner -- I mean a giant man-made island that could be propelled from one sea to another. Rather than a Manhattan Elsewhere, how about a Manhattan Anywhere? #link
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Tomorrow night, I will be going to see this:
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