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The most striking novelty of the American landscape today, to anyone who knows it pretty well, is a little box about as big as a prairie schoolhouse. These boxes are trim and white and you see them every thirty miles, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair Cooke, America, films, television
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James Fallows proves he is fallible after all by confessing that he doesn’t like football. One of his readers – an American based in Europe – agrees. He’s being ironic, I think: American football is very “American” in the good … Continue reading
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Tagged American football, films, football, James Fallows, Pulp Fiction, soccer, Time Out comedy
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