Seeing Red?
Today is Sunday, 7 November 2010.
Anniversary of Oktyabr'skaya revolyutsiya.
Anniversary of Oktyabr'skaya revolyutsiya.
posted by HH at 9:05 AM
Monday, November 08, 2010
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- Name: HH
HH was born an Air Force brat in Gulfport, Mississippi, and has lived in Kansas, Oklahoma, and NEW YORK CITY. He received the B.A. in Liberal Arts from The New School for Social Research, a felony for pacifist draft resistance (1972), and a Presidential Pardon (1977). HH's plays have been produced Off-Off Broadway. HH created the role of the wicked CIA executive in SHADOWPLAY: THE WORLD'S FIRST MUSICAL HISTORY OF THE CIA. HH is Executive Director of the Museum of the Bourgeois (MoB). MoB is the world's first conceptual museum (since 1789).
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5 Comments:
You aren't moving to France, so when are you movign to Russia?
I'll be moving to neither France nor Russia for, like The Lone Ranger, I go where I'm needed most.
In order to comment on, or even recognize, the anniversary of important world events, we must be sarcastically invited to move to another country? What's up with that? OOOhhh, no mention of Bastille Day (that's July 14) for us, or we'll be run out of town on a rail, tarred and feathered, or made to suffer some other equally barbaric, boorish, and/or redneck fate. How's this - before inviting someone to reside in another country for mention and/or recognition of an event in that country, you must be able to answer all the interrogatives surrounding it (know WHAT it commemorates, WHO was involved, WHY, WHEN and WHERE). I feel certain that will weed out the vast majority of those who feel led to ask "so... when are you moving there", or "if you love Russia so much, why don't you marry it?" or similar uninformed, imbecilic, or moronic taunts.
For the record: I never proposed to Russia, let alone married her, but we went out a few times.
I loved your Lone Ranger retort.
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