I’m not going to offer a mini-review of (author Jeremy) Iversen’s book (High School Confidential) here. It does not have many surprises — certainly not for those of us who believe that California is an irredeemably messed-up place to whose land borders someone should apply a humongous power saw so that the entire wretched state could float off into the Pacific Ocean and cease bothering us.
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
John Derbyshire at National Review Online Today
Derbyshire has this - I especially enjoyed this paragraph, as one who has always felt that California is the most overrated state in the Union:
I’m not going to offer a mini-review of (author Jeremy) Iversen’s book (High School Confidential) here. It does not have many surprises — certainly not for those of us who believe that California is an irredeemably messed-up place to whose land borders someone should apply a humongous power saw so that the entire wretched state could float off into the Pacific Ocean and cease bothering us.
I’m not going to offer a mini-review of (author Jeremy) Iversen’s book (High School Confidential) here. It does not have many surprises — certainly not for those of us who believe that California is an irredeemably messed-up place to whose land borders someone should apply a humongous power saw so that the entire wretched state could float off into the Pacific Ocean and cease bothering us.
