Behind Writing the Book

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1. Jayce says:
   September 9, 2011 at 9:24 am

   Dude, right on there btrhoer.
2. Pixie says:
   May 7, 2012 at 12:16 pm

   Good Morning,

   I’m reading the DUMB book. It’s fascinating. Unfortunately I think the same mentality can be ascribed to the OWS idiots. It’s not just a black problem. It’s a serious spoiled white brat, lazy ass, useless child problem.

   Did you self publish the book? It reads like your computer editor failed English composition class.

   Thanks for your courage.

   PK
3. Pixie says:
   August 19, 2012 at 5:08 pm

   Hi Milt,

   Both good articles. I am a very politically incorrect old white broad. I make my friends cringe when I talk about the news and politics. I was barely aware of the civil rights movement. I was brought up in a ultra-conservative Christian home where everything ugly was kept a secret. I really got an education after I moved to Chicago and got married. To give you an idea of how sheltered I was, I discovered that there are homosexuals in the world after I had been married for several years. I must have been about 30 when it was all explained to me.

   Wish you were in our kitchen this morning to help me explain to my bigoted white neighbor that he was selling the entire black population short by proclaiming that all the blacks will stand behind Obama no matter what, and that black church members will ignore their pastors, Jews will remain liberal, and Catholics will not vote the tenets of their faith because they will vote for Barack in order to maintain receipt of benefits from the federal government. He says upward of 95% of the blacks will vote for Obama. I told him I hoped for around 80%. I also admitted that I am an eternal optimist and am almost always wrong.

   What’s the story about back surgery? Are you positive it’s not caused by stress?

   Rich said to tell your wife he is really NON-SOCIAL. He’s a laryngectomy so he breathes through a hole in his neck. He speaks through a voice prothesis that is between his esophagus and his trachea. Everyone hears everything he says in public places because he makes a lot of noise. Kids think he’s some kind of freak. SO, he thinks if he can manage, maybe she could too. Anyway if the timing is good, we’ll hopefully at least see you in ATL in December.

   HAPPY TRAILS,
   pixie
4. Julia says:
   September 17, 2012 at 3:01 pm

   It’s sad to think how we stereotype people. I guess I am sorta like pixie… pretty much politically incorrect!

   Julia