Interesting article. I should re-watch it too.

What's the session number? I'm not seeing it in the program book.

Is this another example of the journalistic stance that everything fun is somehow racist?

I have no idea. They never email me.

I think the first Holmes story that I read was "The Red-Headed League." Did they televise that one? Not as scary as "The Hound."

True, the mindful part. And I see that (on that site) my daily-driver Pelikan is now $175 or so.

OK. I did not realize that British troops were involved in that area, thought it was purely Italian. But I see now that they were sent in even before the Italian collapse at Caporetto. Interesting.

In Italy? They were part of the Allies in World War One.

Wow, but I looked at the price. That's out of my "You might leave it on Amtrak" bracket.

The English writer Michael Harrison started that "vaginal application" story in the 1960s. It was purely his fantasy, as far as I can tell.

I thought that the fees were fairly high.

This is AI fakery. I want a genuine 11th-century aerial photograph.

If a park ranger at Yellowstone tells you not to step off the boardwalk at the geyser basin, is s/he "acting like a policeman" or keeping you from being cooked alive? I taught 100-400 level writing classes for years -- I get the "find your voice" rhetoric -- but you have to do the work yourself.

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You might consider placing inverted commas around "wrote."