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July 22nd, 2006
“I love your song Prairie Fire,” she told me.
And then she went on to tell me about how much she admired my song called “Ghost Chickens.” That was, of course, nothing compared to the time my general practitioner took time out from examining me to chide me over the fact that I would sing such an amazing song like ‘Ghost of a North Texas Cowboy’ but give credit to Wallace Rennels for writing it in the first place.”
Apparently, my fear of having a doppleganger was actually coming true since I had no idea what they were talking about or what songs they were speaking of.
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July 19th, 2006
“I loved what you had to say about wireless ISP’s,” she told me.
And then she went on to tell me about how much she admired my article on which “multinational corporation would pay for the Internet Superhighway.” That was, of course, nothing compared to the time my general practitioner took time out from examining me to chide me over the fact that I would waste readers’ time by giving Roger Ogden any press for his new post as “head of the Gannett Center for Design and Innovation.”
Apparently, my fear of having a doppleganger was actually coming true since I had no idea what they were talking about or what articles they were speaking of.
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