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<p>A <a href="http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=Mjk2OTIwOTdhMzY5OWZmZjRjNWU0YWRhMDY4YTY4MWM=">natural born blogger</a>:</p>
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<p>After my son&#8217;s football game yesterday I was sitting round with a bunch of Dads. This was at one of their houses, outside on the deck, which he has fitted up very nicely, with a TV and all. It was cold, so we got a log fire going in the firepit and sat around the fire drinking, watching the football game on TV, and b-s-ing. The wives were inside doing whatever wives do when away from their men—exchanging recipes, who knows?</p>
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