He also had a line prepared complaining that no one gets mad at Apple for doing the same thing Facebook does: "Lots of stories about apps misusing Apple data, never seen Apple notify people.
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The sheep farm in "Far from the Madding Crowd," the apple orchard in "The Woodlanders," the dairy in "Tess" are miniature Edens, where agricultural labor feels like a kind of pagan meditation.
We're still mad at Eve for eating that apple?
For the nation in general and for New York City in particular, Uncle Sam is as fictional as Santa Claus, Mom is mad at you half the time, apple pie is overrated, and the flag is everywhere, but Lady Liberty is different.
Yes, by February we are going mad because we've done everything imaginable with apples and pears for desserts.
Just because it will upset the apple cart and make mommy and daddy mad.
