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On bonfires, Pennsylvania and the KKK

Author Will Faulkner Date 29/08/2006
We have relatives who have the good fortune to live in Pennsylvania (somewhere in...
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Strange Laws

Author Will Faulkner Date 31/03/2006
There are a lot of laws that don’t make sense to me: Surely the...
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