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(show of hands: who heard it there?) I think it offers what the rest of the | (show of hands: who heard it there?) I think it offers what the rest of the | ||
speech may have missed: My Father. We could say, this was one time I met | speech may have missed: My Father. We could say, this was one time I met | ||
him. It is called, ''Fellow Geniuses | him. It is called, ''Fellow Geniuses'': | ||
I am going to share with you a seminal work of non-fiction by my father: | I am going to share with you a seminal work of non-fiction by my father: | ||
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point in a moment of annoyance with her, and imagining the deepening | point in a moment of annoyance with her, and imagining the deepening | ||
bond with my father over our shared aversion to carpeted floors, I may have | bond with my father over our shared aversion to carpeted floors, I may have | ||
dumped some of the sand onto the wall to wall and formed a Carl | dumped some of the sand onto the wall to wall and formed a Carl Andre-like | ||
floor piece. | floor piece. | ||