In The Atlantic, he accused his old friend of "self-righteousness and superficiality".
And he has no patience for Bush v. Gore, which he calls "no friend of self-governance".
"Human laziness has always been a big friend of self-storage operators," Derek Naylor, president of the consultant group Storage Marketing Solutions, told me.
So instead of seeking to slay dragons where only butterflies soar, critics -- and anyone who considers themselves a friend of self-governance -- should be supporting the hell out of deliberative exercises.
and 6.1: ""The will is the only friend of the Self, and the will is the only enemy of the Self".
Try not to wear yourself too thin in trying to please this friend of yours, self soothe yourself too, you are also important.
In October, four Tibetans in Sichuan Province were given sentences of from 7 to 11 years; two were convicted of encouraging their friend to self-immolate, and the other two for leaking news of it to "outside contacts".
His father was a neighbour of Robert Burns, and Allan became a friend of the self-taught rural bard James Hogg, "the Ettrick Shepherd".
He was a friend of many self-proclaimed psychics, including Uri Geller, but still doubted Mr. Geller could bend spoons with his mind.
In this case the trusted source was N. J. Burkett, a WABC news correspondent and friend of a self-confessed (yet unsuspecting) rumor-monger.
Some Arkla shareholders later accused E. Sheffield Nelson, Arkla's chairman at the time and a longtime friend of Jones, of self-dealing in the transaction and said it cost the company as much as $150 million.
