Twilight Of The Dunces
Like many of my generation, probably, I won't forget the moment I first heard of the dreadful events and eventually saw the no less agonising results, that happened to become regarded as 9/11 since, to the end of my days. To compare these to the effect the assassination of John F. Kennedy used to have on our parents is not so far-fetched. We were dumbfounded.
Continue reading Comments (0) 11.09.2009. 19:19
Three-Minute Record
I was much too curious to ever really enjoy school. But attending school didn't actually hurt me. Well, of course, with fewer doctors attending themselves, and more philosophers attending us, we could have learned more. But then, ...
Continue reading Comments (0) 04.09.2009. 19:37
Yeah, Browser, Sure
I have made it my custom to weigh my words carefully, especially when talking to strangers. What I consider “clear and straightforward” might well be a load of gobbledygook to someone else. It takes a bit of work to fully acknowledge this indisputable fact. Start putting your wording to test. Right now is not too early.
Continue reading Comments (0) 14.07.2009. 19:40
Woracziczky
Every time tourists happened to ask me (of all people) to name a typical Viennese speciality to add to their tour, I mentioned things that couldn't be found in the pocket editions they fetched on their way from the airport. As of today, I have an answer that might soon become more popular than St. Stephan's and Grinzing together: “Woracziczky”.
Continue reading Comments (0) 09.07.2009. 20:23
Author's Warning
A blog like this one should not be released without clear words of introduction. It is simply a matter of ethics to caution potential readers that they may come across literature they might find offensive.
Continue reading Comments (0) 01.07.2009. 13:16
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