No Cure For The Medieval Mind

3524. Bluto continued with his explanation, “You see Albert, when Mrs. Hagner hears the word ‘Italian,’ she does not think of Galileo or C...

  3520. Apparently Bluto, Mrs. Hagner, and everybody else assumed that I was Italian, or to be more specific, that I was a wop, to use ...

  3516. “She is an old witch, just like the ones I had for teachers when I was going to the Bleeker Street School, they are all the same. ...

  3512. What we were apparently doing was robbing banks in a very round about way, taking advantage of the fact that they were ignorant of...

  3508. The situation of the building was simple enough for me to understand, but what mystified me was the degree of contempt with which ...

  3504. The two of them looking at me in disbelief and what I said did not seem to register with either of them. After a moment they conti...

  3500. According to Mr. Prune, all the troubles of the world could be traced to a group of men he described as leeches, who went around b...