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brain sizes: Einstein's and women's

T. R. Ellis tr3ellis2nz at dropthis&3&2.hotmail.com
Thu Jul 25 21:37:42 EST 2002


GodEvolved wrote:
>Bob LeChevalier  wrote:

>> 
>> Poor nincompoop probably didn't think he'd discover people who know more
>> about Russia than he does.
>
>Not to mention the fact that, for decades, Russians(Soviets, really) had 
>been adept at getting weak-minded little hillbillies like him to believe 
>that they were more open than the US.  I remember an episode of, God, 
>what's that guy's name. 

Don't be appealing to yourself for answers, mate.  It's quite
undignified for a deity to do it in public.

[It's Phil Donohue.   Now see what I mean?   How does it feel to be
enlightened by a mere mortal?]


> He single-handedly pioneered TV talk shows in the 
>US.  Before Oprah, Heraldo and Springer.  What *is* that guy's name?  
>Anyway, I'm almost sure you know who I'm talking about.  He did a double-
>talk show with a fake Russian talk show.  Unfortunately for him, he didn't 
>know it was fake.  They had a bunch Orthodox priests sitting like black 
>crows, stiffly talking nonsense about religion.  You could tell it was 
>forced.  Anyway, this fool says then something to the effect of "See, they 
>have freedom of religion."  Meanwhile, the whole thing was scripted.  It 
>would've been pretty funny if it hadn't been quite so sad.  Much like JK.
>


T. R. Ellis



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