Street Talk: As long as there’s the potential for big money, somebody somewhere is willing to take the risk, and sheer numbers mean the odds are in their favor.
Mark LaFlamme
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Mark LaFlamme: Just do it! It will amuse me.
Talk of the Town: The more this person wrote me to trumpet the many joys of the presumably stinky cheese, the more it began to feel like some practical joke.
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Mark LaFlamme: Brother, can you spare a column idea?
Street Talk: I may not have the intellectual gusto to generate ideas of my own today, but plenty of you weirdos were happy to step up and do it for me.
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Mark LaFlamme: May the glory of Garfunkel shine upon you. Or something.
Talk of the town: Seasonings, sensors, sunglasses and sad, confused daffodils.
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Mark LaFlamme: The Christmas cookies that changed everything
Street Talk: For me it was the detail about the Christmas cookies that transformed this from just-another-Route-4-wreck to a deeply personal human tragedy.
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Mark LaFlamme: Fowl ending to a ducky race
Talk of the Town: Pricey cones, senior moments and battling fast-food mascots. ‘One Flew over the Intersection’?
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Mark LaFlamme: The robots really ARE taking over
Street Talk: Not only is artificial intelligence producing credible written works these days, by some estimates, those bots may be responsible for HALF the content you find on the web.
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Mark LaFlamme: Where’d everybody go?
Talk of the Town: There have been way too many changes in Lewiston lately and I’m not having it. I shall propose an ordinance demanding that . . .
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Mark LaFlamme: Rampaging hogs and other fashion tips
Talk of the Town: Apparently a new breed of marauding porcine is larger, hairier, smarter and ‘boast quick and fruitful reproductive qualities.’
