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Orson Swindle of Every Day Should Be Saturday, on being a pundit:
[P]unditry’s like going to a small liberal arts college-soon enough, everyone goes to bed with everyone.
Sadly, this statement is untrue if you read “going to” as “teaching at.” Then again, judging from some accounts, I may be an outlier in this regard.
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In all honesty, we’re going from secondhand testimony there. We attended a large public institution, where sleeping with everyone else at the school would have had dire health consequences, but would have made you very popular nonetheless. .
Oh, I’ve heard it’s true of the undergraduate population… and it happens among the faculty as well. Maybe they don’t let one-years attend the key parties…
Incidentally, looking back I probably should have gone to UF with you guys (I lived just down the road in Slocala)... a free ride through college would have been a good thing, particularly now that I see my student loan debt!