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Daily Archives: July 21, 2014

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Bless my PVR for making commercials a thing of the past

Arts & Entertainment, Economy & Business, Science & TechnologyBy Roger CurrieJuly 21, 2014

I rarely watch TV commercials, but I do see them zoom by in fast forward, and I can’t help but notice one in particular.

‘GOD – A Comedy in One Act’ is the Fringe play that answers the ultimate question

Arts & Entertainment, Downtown, History, Religion & SpiritualityBy Doug KretchmerJuly 21, 2014

It’s bad enough when characters in the play realize they’re not real, but when the audience is informed that they’re also fictional, it’s too much for some.

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