Flashes of Pop, Wit and Reason
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by Scott Vandehey
Originally published: November 16, 2007
"I’d rather answer a few dumb questions than put up with a few dumb assumptions." -- Aaron Cannon , in reply to a question about whether he tires of people asking him about his blindness Read More...
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