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August 15, 2007
True BlueThere's a scene in the 1980 film The Jazz Singer, in which Neil Diamond wears black face so he can sing in an African-American church. It's all going well until one of the church-goers notices Neil's hands are white. Everyone is shocked. Then people start punching each other. Last night I noticed the inside of a blueberry isn't exactly blue, so I peeled one. ![]() This was surprising to me. Then I started punching my family. |
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