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From Tom Segev's foreword to The Other Israel:

Gabriel Stern, one of the more decent - though lesser known - journalists in the history of Israel journalism, once told me of a traumatic but formative experience that occurred during his military service. He was thirty-five at the time, having come to Israel from Germany a decade previously. He had

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[oscuridad]

Hmm. You seem to write about a lot of clever stuff that I want to learn about, so I added you. I think I met you once, at Johnny D's maybe? Or some other pub in Davis, it was a few years ago, on International Drink Guinness day or something? Heh. Anyways, don't feel like you have to add me back, I write a lot of mundanities that not all people would find interesting. That being said, looking forward to reading :)

[cos]

Thanks! How did you come across my posts?

I also vaguely think we've met. Vaguely in that I'm not sure who you are, but I your LJ name sounds familiar, and I think I should know who you are, and that if I did, I'd also remember when we met. If that makes any sense.

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I think I've seen you comment in my friends journals, but we're both in howard_dean, and I remember you writing a lot about trying to get people to vote for him (yay!). I used to be neighbors with antimony and dphilli1 when they lived in Somerville, and, I was part of rigel's friends mob by association ;) Even if I am remembering how we met wrong, we still have a number of mutual friends.

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Oh! I think I remember who you are, and if so, I think I was at your apt once. And I borrowed a comic.

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cool :) yeah we had a few comics kicking around =P Was it Chez Farragut you visited? (there was a giant ficus in the living room)

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Yup. antimony cleared it up for me - you're Alys. Hi :)