I can remember saying I need to be hypnotised in order to recall something.
To understand what's gone missing, it's useful to recall something about the turn of the 19th century.
If you ask a random group of adults to recall something of significance that happened in their fourth or fifth grade classroom, many will draw a blank.
Here it is important to recall something of the history of the Darfur conflict, as this history is increasingly distorted or simply ignored.
Then there was a test in which Ione was asked to recall something that happened in the prior week and something that happened in the prior month, in great detail.
In light of such developments, it seems a good moment to recall something George Orwell wrote in his essay "England Your England," published in January of 1941, at the height of the Blitz.
Before leaving Joe the Plumber to history, recall something Obama said during the patient, respectful, detailed, candid five and a half minutes he gave the ungrateful and dishonest Ohioan (it comes at about the 4 05 mark of the YouTube video above): Obama: I do believe that for folks like me who have worked hard but also frankly been lucky — Joe: Yeah.
Before leaving Joe the Plumber to history, recall something Obama said during the patient, respectful, detailed, candid five and a half minutes he gave the ungrateful and dishonest Ohioan (it comes at about the 4 05 mark of the YouTube video above): Obama: I do believe that for folks like me who have worked hard but also frankly been lucky— Joe: Yeah.
I remember very early in 2011 saying to Cynthia, "I recall something about that, about a decade ago I remember that I had received a heads-up about an incident in the shower," but I said, "You know, I don't remember a lot, but if I could ever be helpful to the law-enforcement folks, I'd be happy to do that".
I only clearly recall something to the effect that Eddie Cochran, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Yardbirds, Les Zeppelin, et al, were all worthless slugs, obliterated by one Pete Townshend of The Who, windmilling a fucking A chord.
We call Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security "entitlements" although this term does recall something akin to Romney's 47percentt idea.
