I don't know about you guys, but I think burning a bunch of discs is a hassle.
Especially if you're wine drunk enough to think burning things is a good idea.
I think burning is the way to go, providing you take follow-up measures like hand-weeding, mowing, use of selected herbicides and replanting of grass.
At which point, the observer might think: burning each other?
Having seen life through a zombie's eyes in Siren, I think burning to death might be the most exciting thing that has ever happened to any of them.
I think burning their holy word will only ignite a fire of hatred and retaliation.
And now, Peretz wants to wash himself clean by saying, "Hey, at least I don't think burning the Quran is okay!" Slate's Jack Shafer says: "Don't let Marty Peretz off the hook".
In the 1840s, James P Espy thought burning large fires in the American west would bring rain to the east.
Although it thinks burning granny especially to warm radiators would be indecent and illegal, cremation is a respectful and hygienic disposal of bodies.
I thought burning the Quran would be disrespectful and wrong, but that someone still had the right to do it in my country -- even though I hoped they would not.
(Don't believe for a minute the calorie readouts on the exercise machines at your gym -- those manufacturers have an interest in overstating the calorie number, making you think you're burning a ton of calories by using their devices).
