You slipped from my nose into my mouth and it tasted salty. —Then I Rubbed It On The Wall

This article appears in Apr 23-29, 2015.

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  1. Odd’s Bodkins, Montrealman. Collecting Nazi memorabilia wasn’t enough, you had to go and get yourself a new hobby. Control yourself,Man. Control yourself.

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  4. Who’s Bruno Puntz-Jones? Never heard of him. In any case I do not collect Nazi memorabilia but, among other things, postal artifacts (postcards, stamps, etc.) some of which are contingently related to the Nazi period. For example, only this morning on FB I posted “My Old Coins (#19),” an outstanding picture of a Short-Cross Penny from the reign of Richard I (1189-1199) compete with a commentary drawn from G.M. Trevelyan’s. We’re looking at superior material here!

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  8. Philip, how can you wipe a FB picture of a coin on the wall? Not one of your more profound observations. You must try harder.

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  9. This reminds me of a story from back in juniour high. A friend of mine sat across the aisle from someone who had a bad case of acne and was always picking at their face. My friend claimed to have seen that person repeatedly pick zits off their face and pop them into their mouth. I guess it was better than flicking them around …. but still …… ewww!

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  10. Eating boogers gives you superpowers, or some stupid kid on my tee-ball team thought. He would pop one in his mouth and run around like superman.

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  12. Mother never taught you no manners? Or maybe she did, you never learned, or forgot maybe?

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