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HAPPY FATHER’S DAY, DESMOND HATCHETT

Posted on June 12, 2012 by in bad behavior, culture 2

Well, if you don’t know who this upstanding citizen is, let me introduce you.  This is 33-year old Desmond Hatchett, who has the distinction in the state of Tennessee of fathering 30 children with eleven different women. In my day, there was an expression that it was easy to be a father, but hard to […]

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THE OLD AND THE NEW – DOES ANY OF IT REALLY MATTER?

Posted on May 2, 2012 by in Hollywood, modesty, morality, personal responsibility, shame, society 7

I recently wrote an article about my disdain for Hollywood remakes and someone commented and said “I strongly suggest you step out of your age-ism and try really hard to recognize that the world we live in is not the one you grew up in.” Well, clearly I’m aware that the world we live in […]

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