I Thought Instead Of A Good Rule

The Moulin Rouge Is, Like The West Village And The Nasdaq, One Of Those Places That People Who Don't Like To Take Risks Come To For The Thrill Of Being On The Spot Where Risks Once Were Taken.

The Irish Turned In On Themselves And Bid Up Their Own Land Prices In The Most Extraordinary Ways... The Irish People Stepped In And Guaranteed The Banks, And Committed To Repay Sums They Can't Afford To Repay, And Essentially Committed Themselves To Generations Of Suffering.

Book Tours Are Almost Designed To Beat Out Of An Author Any Affection He Has For His Book.

There's A Certain Status To Suffering In Ireland, That The Person Who - If You're Sitting Around A Table, The Person With The Greatest Status Is The Person Who Had The Most Horrible Thing Happen To Them Most Recently.

I Don't Think There Is A National Pasttime. Watching Tv Is A National Pasttime. Really. If There Is A National Pasttime, It Is Watching Tv.