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Posted Tue, Feb 17, 10:01 p.m.
Carmack's story reminds me of Henry Comstock, for whom the Comstock Lode in Nevada was named. Comstock was also a unrepentant braggart and self-promoter, but as a miner didn't have much skill. One day he stumbled across a couple of prospectors that had just started digging in some rich ground. ...
MOREPosted Wed, Aug 20, 7:19 p.m.
Old and Tired: They're still calling it SLUT? All this time later? That's just lazy. I was hoping people would be more witty and not keep clutching onto a lame joke with such a short shelf life.
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