My neighbor, Charlie, the accountant, has thrown his hat in the ring. Actually, it’s a baseball cap for the Mets, but he never wears it backwards. Charlie is certain he has the right stuff to be President. ”On September 11 I was walking around New York City, brushing the dust off myself. I led a [...]
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My Neighbor Charlie Runs For President
July 5, 2007
What Would The J-Man Do?
April 8, 2007
Sunday morning, on my way home from not going to church, an activity which I observe religiously, I stopped at Arnie’s Sidewalk Café to partake of his generous Atheist Coffee Hour. As I munched on an Atheist Cinnamon Bun, shaped like an angel, the J-Man sat down at my table. “J-Man, how you doing?” He [...]
Jerry and the Watchmaker
March 10, 2007
One sunny day I was walking along the beach with my friend, Jerry. Jerry’s a nice guy, decent sort of fellow, and a pretty good thief. He makes a living. He’s also a profoundly devout follower of one of those one-god religions. I’m not allowed to say which one anymore, but it begins with a [...]
