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Have you ever noticed that the ads in your gmail account or in your Internet browser seem to know exactly what would interest you?

Have you ever noticed that the states where anti-tax sentiment is strongest are frequently the same states that get way more back from the federal government than they send in?

Tony Blair, February 1998 · Even God doesn't like the Millennium Dome... Daily Mirror, June 1999 [when it was hit by lightning] · Have you ever noticed that the Millennium Dome looks like a giant cervical cap?' Kathy Lette, Daily Telegraph, June 1999 2000 and beyond · A triumph of insignificance.

Have you ever noticed that the media never, ever confess, "We were wrong to scare you to death"?

Have you ever noticed that the people who kvetch the most are the most dissatisfied, sour and unhappy-looking people?

Have you ever noticed that the shade of a tree is far cooler than the shade of a building?

Have you ever noticed that inspiration quickly fades into oblivion the moment it's leashed and bound by rules, the need for approval from others and the fear of taking risks?

Ever notice that the whole Singapore stock market is smaller than the market for BMY stock?

Ever notice that?" The man is still a fascinating, confounding read.

Ever notice that the porn industry loves the Catholic Schoolgirl but ignores her Hebrew Schoolgirl counterpart?

I've seen the awkward interactions firsthand: My son's idea of a conversation starter is often something like, "Did you ever notice that the word repetition has repetition in it?