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Chargement... The Lost Blogs: From Jesus to Jim Morrison--The Historically Inaccurate and Totally Fictitious Cyber Diaries of Everyon (édition 2006)par Paul Davidson
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This irreverent collection of fictional blogs, written in the spirits of famous figures, shares humorous insights into what they may have been thinking during crucial moments in history, from John Lennon's first encounter with Yoko Ono to the impact of a stray hot dog on Gandhi's hunger strike. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Frida Kahlo blog testamonial for "Dumont’s XL-87 tweezers"! Davy Crockett blogging from the Alamo, asking his followers to help come up with "A rallying cry that will whip others into a frenzy in times of war and strife… I am not necessarily a wordsmith, but I have a few suggestions which I look to you to help spread:..." Crockett liked "'Ala-No no no no no!' That one’s pretty good if you ask me.")
Buster Keaton short entry: "At a loss for words, today. "
How about Alexander the Great's blog? Sound like anyone nowhere-near-as-great from the Twit-erverse?? Brilliant!
One more snippet to whet the appetite: Ben Franklin, waking up with singed eyebrows...
Funny and, as I said, deliciously clever. ( )