It was there that I, a Smith College student, originally from a small town on Long Island, was able to proudly -- no, comfortably -- without thinking twice, walk down the street arm in arm with my girlfriend.
"They sit comfortably at home, thinking only of how, through their fingertips on a keyboard, they can bring chaos to China by taking advantage of the Internet's effectiveness as a multiplier," he said in a commencement speech this year.
For years, Fang justified government intervention on the Web largely by arguing, as he once did, that unseen enemies abroad "sit comfortably at home, thinking only of how, through their fingertips on a keyboard, they can bring chaos to China".
Lie down, or sit in a comfortable position, close your eyes, Slowly inhale a deep breath, Hold breath in four seconds, Slowly exhale while relaxing, Repeat once more, and finally take a deep breath and Slowly breathe out fully and relax, Continue breathing easily, effortlessly, and comfortably, Breathe slowly thinking of nothing and letting any intruding thoughts slip and drift away.
He can see Happy sitting "very comfortably" in Waterstones' "Smart Thinking" section.
Sorry Edwina, but I believe the greater danger is that food banks trap us - the comfortably off - into thinking the problem of food poverty is being addressed: it isn't.
"I've spent the last few days becoming comfortably numb: I'm thinking the worst and hoping for the best," said Brian Kelly, a salesman from Philadelphia who was boarding a flight to Florida at the airport in Newark.
Many Americans, she noted, retire at 65 naïvely thinking they can live comfortably just on Social Security and the $100,000 or so they have in a 401(k).
Their model may not be quite that, but nor does it sit altogether comfortably within trade economists' established way of thinking.
But Ridgeline is the thinking person's truck, the rig that comfortably gets the job done for most users.
