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David Holzel posted a blog postNow there are two of us.
Once in a while I’ve wondered what David Frye was up to. Frye was the master impressionist in the days of Presidents Johnson and Nixon, Watergate and the Vietnam War. His Richard Nixon was a more truthful version of the resident in the White House, because it admitted what the real Nixon never would. Although he was a brilliantly talented mimic, after Nixon’s resignation Frye faded from view. “My administration has taken crime out of the streets,” Mr. Frye’s Nixon said in one Watergate-era…See More
David Holzel commented on David Holzel's blog post Meet my friends."Ron, it's true poetry.
Levi, this underworld does open up interesting possibilities."
Ron. Lavalette commented on David Holzel's blog post Meet my friends."Your penis is small. I have a friend who can help you make it massive. You'll stay rock hard all night long. Shall I have him get in touch?"
David Holzel posted a blog postMeet my friends.
We tire of the wholesome appearances we make on the internet. The tally on Facebook of quiches baked, bottles of wine savored, sunsets appreciated. All opinions are positive, likes only, not even a pixellaid down that we would be ashamed of if our great-grandmother Googledand found it.So can you blame me that in the late nights lately I’ve run with a new, rougher crowd of internet friends? I met them where all shady characters gather — in the suspect folder of my email box.Elijah Pierre was the…See More
David Holzel commented on Brittany's blog post You and I Screaming Through the Sky"The title grabbed me. The writing didn't let me go. Great stuff!"
David Holzel commented on David Holzel's blog post From Edward Lear’s Jewish Alphabet"That's a good one, Gita!"
"Gita...I really appreciate that limerick. It brings back bedtime stories my father used to read to me."
Gita commented on David Holzel's blog post From Edward Lear’s Jewish Alphabet"A dashing young gimmel from vov
Had never experienced love.
The gods, they took pity
And sent down a sweety
to gimmel, from himmel above."
David Holzel commented on David Holzel's blog post From Edward Lear’s Jewish Alphabet"How about a limerick now, Gita."
Gita commented on David Holzel's blog post From Edward Lear’s Jewish Alphabet"M was once a little mensch
Was in love with (Dame) Judy Dench.
He sat upon a city bench,
In the downpour he got drenched."
David Holzel posted a blog postFrom Edward Lear’s Jewish Alphabet
was once a little blintz,BlintzyWinceyMintsyChintzy,Cheesy in-syLittle Blintz!Who was Edward Lear and what is a nonsense alphabet?See More
David Holzel posted a blog postMurray’s Boswell: An interview with writer David M. Bader.
David M. Bader writes quiet, spare, funny books. His newest, “The Book of Murray,”was published last week. Its subject is the until-now lost book of the prophet Murray — part Moses, part Elijah, part Shecky Green. A man who draws a blank when the people put too much pressure on him to prophesy. So he grabs the first topic that he can think of: doom.God, he warns the people, “hath had it up to here, and the day of reckoning is nigh.”Bader is the dry wit…See More
Amanda Salisbury commented on David Holzel's blog post Your puberty is sponsored by Old Spice."I attended a Christian liberal arts university where I took a class called Christian family, which talked about communication and household management as well as sex. One of the books for that class was called Intended for Pleasure. And sometimes I…"
Sandra Davies commented on David Holzel's blog post Your puberty is sponsored by Old Spice."Add all the above to parental embarrassment and old-fashioned-ness and you have to be thankful for instinct. An in the face of such, and at the risk of repeating myself, surely there are any number of novels which could inform? (and no I don't…"
David Holzel commented on David Holzel's blog post Your puberty is sponsored by Old Spice."Teresa, DD and Gita, thanks for taking the time to comment. Gita, are you suggesting that a father teach his son how to pleasure a woman? In the old days, weren't the sons taken to a brothel for instruction? :)"
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Now there are two of us.
Posted on January 30, 2011 at 3:21pm 1 Comment 0 Favorites
Once in a while I’ve wondered what David Frye was up to.
Frye was the master impressionist in the days of Presidents Johnson and Nixon, Watergate and the Vietnam War.
His Richard Nixon was a more truthful version of the resident in the White House, because it admitted what the real Nixon never would. Although he was a brilliantly talented mimic, after Nixon’s resignation Frye faded from view.
“My administration has taken crime out of the…
Continue Meet my friends.
Posted on November 18, 2010 at 6:52pm 2 Comments 0 Favorites
We tire of the wholesome appearances we make on the internet. The tally on Facebook of quiches baked, bottles of wine savored, sunsets appreciated. All opinions are positive, likes only, not even a pixel
laid down that we would be ashamed of if our great-grandmother Googled
and found it.
So can you blame me that in the late nights lately I’ve run with a new,…
Continue From Edward Lear’s Jewish Alphabet
Posted on November 7, 2010 at 5:09pm 5 Comments 0 Favorites
was once a little blintz,
Blintzy
Wincey
Mintsy
Chintzy,
Cheesy in-sy
Little Blintz!
Who was Edward Lear and what is a…
Continue Murray’s Boswell: An interview with writer David M. Bader.
Posted on September 5, 2010 at 7:02pm 0 Comments 0 Favorites
David M. Bader writes quiet, spare, funny books. His newest, “The Book of Murray,”
was published last week. Its subject is the until-now lost book of the prophet Murray — part Moses, part Elijah, part Shecky Green. A man who draws a blank when the people put too much pressure on him to prophesy. So he grabs the first topic that he can think of: doom.…
Your puberty is sponsored by Old Spice.
Posted on April 8, 2010 at 5:59pm 4 Comments 0 Favorites
My son is finishing a six-session unit in his 5th grade public school class called “Family Life.” They called it something different when I was his age, but I have to admit this new name saves adults and kids
from the embarrassment of having to use the S-Word around each other.
Actually, it would be inaccurate to call what my son and his classmates are learning “sexual education.” They’re learning about the male and female…
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