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Posts posted by bjorn_skurj
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Gacy's dead, no? (Man, the '70s were weird.)
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We're now having a memorial blasting of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" here at the office. Vaya con Dios, Sid.
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That cheers me up a bit.
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Just hang around a college campus with a boombox playing jam band music and a representative will approach you.
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1. Fuck Trevor Hoffman.
2. Fuck Bud Selig.
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NL 6.02x10(23), AL -375K
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Now that's what I call science - "People who take mushrooms trip out!"
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I had a burger with brie and roasted red pepper once. It was good. (And cost $10!)
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Maybe we can get some gay women to have some seminars.
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Honestly, the best qualified teachers for blow job technique are gay men. That's just my opinion of course.
Twenty on that.
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Not for my paper. The Kingston paper, edited by a good friend of mine who used to edit Screw magazine, may be doing a story on it.
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The giving, I think. (Might be the one exception to the "it is better to give than receive" rule.)
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That a woman is offering blowjob seminars in Kingston. ($50!!!)
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Awww.
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It's for the best, trust me. I'm glad Wright didn't embarass himself, but I'm also glad he didn't win:
(Dated July 5) Here
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I like listening to baseball on the radio.
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sex thing?
I prefer light bondage, actually. Duct tape would hurt when peeled off, no?
BTW I think Jess looked nice in that dress.
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I don't mind the swearing. I just wish they didn't bleep it out. Why even have him mic-ed while he's at the plate?
I'm not really sure. All professional athletes curse, do they not?
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He plays in New York, where there is a great deal of swearing.
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Yay duct tape!
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Wright's in a groove!!
Hard as Relativity
in Tongue-Tied Lightning
Posted
Letters reveal Einstein love life
Letters written by Albert Einstein to his family have shed light on the scientist's personal life, including a string of extramarital affairs.
The German-born scientist travelled extensively and wrote hundreds of letters to his family.
The letters were released by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem which had held the collection for many years.
Einstein's stepdaughter, Margot, had stated in her will they should not be revealed until 20 years after she died.
Einstein is known to have had a dozen lovers, two of whom he married, said Barbara Wolff of the Hebrew University's Albert Einstein Archives.
'Unwanted' attention
The 3,500 pages of correspondence include letters to his first and second wives and children between the years 1912-1955.
Einstein wrote almost daily to his second wife Elsa and her daughter Margot in that period.
He openly discussed his affairs, saying that women showered him with "unwanted" attention.
In one 1931 letter to Margot, Einstein complains about one of his conquests, a Berlin socialite: "Mrs M" - Ethel Michanowski - "followed me [to England], and her chasing me is getting out of control.
"Out of all the dames, I am in fact attached only to Mrs L, who is absolutely harmless and decent."
In another letter to Margot, he asks her to pass on "a little letter for Margarita [known as his 'Russian spy lover'], to avoid providing curious eyes with titbits."
The letters deal with a number of other topics:
* His Nobel Prize money:
Despite reports that Einstein transferred the Nobel Prize money directly to Switzerland following a divorce agreement in which it was assigned to his first wife, Mileva, the letters reveal he instead invested the major part of it in the US, where he settled after being driven out of Nazi Germany. Much of the money was later lost in the Depression.
* His son:
Einstein found his son Eduard's schizophrenia difficult to accept, and often expresses the idea that it would have been better if Eduard had not been born.
* His stepdaughter:
In a letter to Elsa in 1924, Einstein writes: "I love her [Margot] as much as if she were my own daughter, perhaps even more so, since who knows what kind of brat she would have become [had I fathered her].''
* Relativity:
In a letter to Elsa in 1921, he says: "Soon I'll be fed up with the relativity. Even such a thing fades away when one is too involved with it."